News
‘If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them’: Area veterinarian gives tips on keeping pets cool during heat wave
Posted on · Excessive panting, wandering, collapsing, and red gums are all signs of heat-related issues in animals.
Immigration
‘This is not a political football’: Houston City Councilors criticize Greg Abbott’s reported treatment of migrants at border
Posted on · A recent report claims Gregg Abbott ordered border security officers to push small children into the Rio Grande and to deny them water, even in extreme heat.
City of Houston
Applications for Houston’s annual business plan competition opens
Posted on · Winners could get $10,000. Business owners who apply must have been in operation for less than one year, and have a revenue of less than $10,000.
Houston
Discovery Green launches ‘Park after Dark’, extends Gateway Fountain hours
Posted on · Discovery Green will hold activities such as salsa dancing, gardening classes, and more during the extended hours.
Transportation
‘Flying taxis’ could be the future of transportation in Houston, aviation expert believes
Posted on · The potential air taxi process is described to be just like a regular taxi. Most eVTOL companies are aiming for the fares to be similar to Uber Black prices.
Police
Houston police officer shoots wife in face and relieved of duty, chief says
Posted on · The 31-year-old Houston police officer, assigned to the northwest division, had been on the force for just two years. His wife was hospitalized and is in serious condition.
Houston
Houston Police warn residents to be aware of increased jugging incidents
Posted on · Jugging is a form of theft that occurs when a suspect follows a victim from a bank or high-end business to their next location to then rob them.