117K views · 965 reactions | Bars and restaurants may be closed, but dozens of people were spotted walking/running in Memorial Park this evening. https://abc13.com/coronavirus/?ex_cid=SND_KTRK_FB&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=snd | ABC13 Houston | Facebook

34K views · 218 reactions | Investigators in Houston are working to determine how eight people died in a crush of fans as rapper Travis Scott performed for 50,000 people over the weekend. | CBS Evening News | Facebook

Unmarked cars. A helicopter. A Houston family takes cover."But the police are good," the 5-year-old said. “Not right now, mija. Right now they’re not good," her older sister whispered.Houston has, it’s true, largely been spared the immigration policing spectacle that keeps other cities on edge. It’s tempting to call our lack of spectacle a mercy. It may even be calculation. But after the U.S. Supreme Court’s preliminary ruling last week effectively legalizing immigration stops based on little el

It’s Friday night at Tivy High School in Kerrville, where high school football has become a place of solace for residents as they continue to pick up the pieces of what they lost in the July Fourth flood that devastated not only this town, but all of the Texas Hill Country. 🔗bit.ly/420ynN9 | Houston Chronicle

Days after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the senior pastor of Community of Faith Church in Houston stood at the pulpit and called Kirk a “racist,” “extremist” and “white Christian nationalist.” Yet the church should still grieve his death, said Bishop James Dixon II, one of the Black pastors in Houston who has condemned Kirk’s killing and public reactions to it. 🔗 bit.ly/3Vseueb | Houston Chronicle