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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is receiving an outpouring of support after concerns surfaced about his health, prompting responses from fans nationwide.

Several crashes on I‑10 westbound near the Trinity River Bridge created heavy delays in Chambers County, affecting Houston‑area commuters.

Charles McCollum, a longtime Houston resident known for his devotion to family and community, has passed away at age 90.

Houston-area Sheldon King High School faced DeSoto in the UIL 6A Division II state championship, delivering a high-energy matchup watched across Texas.

Eleanor Bailey, a longtime Houston resident known for her dedication to family and community, has passed away at age 95.

Houston community members are remembering Cynthia Lynn Guillen, whose life and impact are being honored following her recent passing.

Jefferson Middle School's TechnoHuskies are headed to the World Robotics Championship after a standout season, highlighting rising STEM talent in Houston.

Texas Tech outside linebacker and Houston native Dylan Spencer has announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal.

Christian Kirk is listed as questionable as the Houston Texans prepare to face the Raiders in Week 16.

The University of Houston bolsters its volleyball roster with the additions of Kalei Edson and Kamille Gibson, strengthening the program ahead of the upcoming season.

Nan and Company Properties has been selected as the exclusive Texas brokerage partner for two New Orleans-based developers, expanding their presence in the Lone Star State.

A Houston judge is examining who has authority to enforce Texas’ new parental rights law as a legal challenge moves forward.

Asia Society Texas has opened applications for its 2026 Young Leaders Institute, offering Houston-area high school students a chance to study China’s growing impact on global affairs.

Houston civic and education leaders reflect on the life and legacy of former U.S. Education Secretary and Houston ISD superintendent Rod Paige.

A major drug bust at a Klein-area apartment resulted in a trafficking charge after deputies uncovered large quantities of suspected narcotics.

Asia Society Texas will present a screening and discussion of the documentary ‘Alone on a Secret Atoll,’ offering Houston audiences an in-depth look at Pacific history and environmental stakes.

A new JLL report finds Houston’s Texas Medical Center competing with the nation’s top innovation hubs, including Boston, thanks to major investments and rapid growth.

The Harris County Democratic Party has formally reprimanded Houston Mayor John Whitmire and announced it will not endorse him in future elections.

Texas is carrying out fewer death sentences, reflecting shifting attitudes toward capital punishment. Here’s what the trend means for Houston and statewide policy.

The University of Houston–Sugar Land is preparing for a major expansion that could double enrollment and transform the campus through strategic partnerships and new development.

Houston.com shares a summary of the life and legacy of Jenny Sue Caldwell, as originally reported by Bluebonnet News.

A recent report from the Iowa Park Leader underscores how safety events in smaller communities can offer perspective for larger metro areas like Houston.

Ainos, a biotech and diagnostic technology company, is moving its U.S. headquarters to Houston, expanding the region’s growing life sciences sector.

Wharton County Junior College celebrated 17 new graduates from its Licensed Vocational Nursing program, strengthening the regional healthcare workforce for the Greater Houston area.