Katy TX

KATY, Texas – In the Houston suburb known as “Katyzuela” for its large Venezuelan population, the help is not stopping. Roughly 50 pallets packed with food, clothing and water are staged and ready to ship to Venezuela after two devastating earthquakes — a 7.2 and a 7.5 magnitude — struck the country late Wednesday, kil

1 in 3 adults under 35 live with parents—or is it the other way around?

Austin-born chain Hopdoddy Burger Bar is now under new ownership. Founders Table Restaurant Group has acquired the burger business and aims to apply its "robust non-traditional licensing program" as it grows, a press release says. Hopdoddy was founded in 2010 and now has 47 locations across the U.S., including more...

The catastrophic natural disaster killed more than 130 people, many of whom were children away from their parents at summer camp.

810 Entertainment is currently expanding in Texas with locations coming soon to Austin and Richmond. (Courtesy 810 Entertainment) 810 Entertainment is headed for Northwest Austin, bringing arcade games and bowling to Austin EastVillage, CEO Mike Siniscalchi said. The company is targeting an early 2027 opening, though t

Just weeks after firing its police chief and a lieutenant for what their attorneys called "conduct unbecoming of an officer," Lamar Consolidated ISD has reinstated both employees following appeals.

A birthday night in Texas has turned into a criminal case, a funeral, and a...

SUGAR LAND, Texas — An 18-year-old Missouri City man has been charged with aggravated assault The post Sugar Land Officer Suffers Broken Arm, Leg After Being Dragged by Fleeing Driver first appeared on Texas News | Houston, Dallas, Austin, El Paso | Texas Herald News .

First Colony Mall was the first applicant to receive funds from the city's Commercial Revitalization Grant program. (Courtesy First Colony Mall) First Colony Mall has opened a new outdoor play area, officials confirmed. The details. The candy-themed play area—which was a creative spin on the mall's location in Sugar La

HOUSTON – State Rep. Jolanda Jones is sounding the alarm about the growing influence of artificial intelligence and social media on young people, arguing the technology is weakening students’ critical thinking skills and calling for stricter limits on AI use in education. During a news briefing focused on...