Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
Recent: |
|
Past: |
|
On Wednesday, Rice University received the largest gift in its history: $100 million. This will create the Welch Institute for Advanced Materials at the university. → Read More
The petition asks for no political controversy, just immediate action from the Mayor of Boseman's hometown. → Read More
A new mural of Army specialist Vanessa Guillen was created Saturday as part of a fundraiser sponsored by several Pasadena businesses. → Read More
Portable generators were bought ahead of Hurricane Laura to ensure power for some homes, however some people in Port Arthur were faced with carbon monoxide poisoning due to lack of ventilation. → Read More
Until recently, the CDC recommendation was for anyone who wanted to get tested for COVID-19 should get a test. This week, the CDC revised the guidance to anyone who came into direct contact with someone who was or is potentially positive for the virus. → Read More
The Heights is considered hot property now that a wave of new buyers are interested in living close to the shopping and dining district. → Read More
Rabbi Karff was the Rabbi Emeritus of Congregation Beth Israel and known around the city for being 1/3 of the 'amigos' along with Archbishop Fiorenza and Reverend Bill Lawson, father of ABC13's own Melanie Lawson. → Read More
An eviction hearing that was scheduled for Marine veteran Mike Taylor will no longer happen thanks to the generosity of people who learned of his story. → Read More
HISD passed amendment to spend $2 billion dollar budget approved in June, to add the purchase of digital devices and mobile hotspots to allow students without the necessary technology to return to school in virtual learning. → Read More
Lamar Consolidated ISD updated its policy saying, "full-face shields may be worn in place of a mask to protect eyes, nose and mouth whenever a mask isn't feasible, or when the lesson benefits from being able to see a full face." → Read More
According to court documents, the trooper allegedly drove the woman to a dark spot and forced her to perform sexual acts. → Read More
Houston and Sugar Land have approved plans to allow restaurants to expand customer capacity by expanding outside their dining rooms. → Read More
In April, a lot of students, both present and former, lost a teacher who played at big role at Taylor High School in Katy. Rick Filson passed away from cancer at the age of 62. → Read More
In two days, Dr. Joseph Varon will have worked every day for the past four months, at what had been an 85 bed neighborhood hospital. → Read More
Each store estimates losing about $50,000 in the overnight grab. → Read More
Pregnant woman survives COVID-19 after given plasma from other survivor → Read More
Pregnant woman survives COVID-19 after given plasma from other survivor → Read More
The recent mask order issued in Harris County and surrounding areas means you must wear a mask inside a business or you can't get service, and many customers say following the rules is not at all an inconvenience. → Read More
A Houston bar owner decided to shut down his downtown business, Cottonmouth Club, after the number of COVID-19 cases linked to other bars and clubs kept increasing. → Read More
A 5-4 ruling today by the U.S. Supreme Court halted the President's move to eliminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that allowed children, brought into the country without immigration status, to remain. → Read More