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In Tomball, Cafe Ninda has quickly earned a reputation as one of North Houston’s most talked-about bakery and coffee spots. This charming bakery serves up everything from buttery croissants to stunning fruit-shaped desserts that look almost too beautiful to eat. Whether you’re craving a classic Turkish coffee experienc

Comedian Gary Owen has performed all over the country, but there’s something about Houston that keeps him coming back. During a recent appearance on the Still 400 podcast with Juvenile and Mannie Fresh, Owen reflected on his connection to the city, explaining that after marrying a Houston native, Texas has become an ev

The killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by a federal immigration agent has left the predominantly Latino community reeling. But for the neighborhood with a history of activism — and a history of violence at the hands of law enforcement — it’s also a call to action. The...

Josephine’s Restaurant & Lounge is embarking on an opening in the East Little York area of Woodland Acres. According to a recently filed permit, the new eatery is expected to open at 11110 HOMESTEAD ROAD. The permit further details that construction on the new Joshephine’s Restaurant and Lounge is...

A Houston man that reportedly told law enforcement he was a sovereign citizen before speeding off was sentenced to 25 years this week. Roderic Demond James, 25, was convicted of […]

PASADENA, Texas – A Pasadena police sergeant has resigned from the department while he remained under an active internal investigation, according to the Pasadena Police Department. The resignation comes as a Pasadena city council member exclusively told KPRC 2 that the sergeant was being investigated for allegedly misu

SCHERTZ, Texas – A new cold storage facility is set to rise along the northeast corridor. Houston-based real estate firm Boomerang Industrial broke ground on a 325,274-square-foot cold storage project in Schertz, the company announced Monday. The project, a speculative development, is a joint venture with Houston inves

In the quiet stretches north of Houston where pine forests still frame many driveways a Montgomery County Development Fight has drawn nearly nine hundred residents into active opposition against plans for large scale gated rental housing that they say will strain roads schools and water systems beyond capacity. Residen

Few topics spark stronger opinions in Houston than Mexican food. Everyone has a favorite neighborhood spot, a go-to order, and a restaurant they’ll defend to the very end. When DiningOut Houston posed the question on Facebook, more than 250 comments poured in, naming 55 restaurants across the city and its suburbs. From

Widening FM 518 will be a huge change, not simply because of the construction, but because some businesses will have to move as TxDOT widens the roadway.