Dallas Ranks Among Top 10 Metros for Millionaire Renter Growth

D-FW has seen explosive growth in the number of millionaire households choosing to rent rather than own their homes in recent years, but the Metroplex still has some catching up to do with H-Town. The number of millionaire renter households in the Dallas metro area surged 450% between 2020 and...

Houston Highlights: November 9 to November 12 – Food, Music, Arts & More

The best free and fun events in Houston this week include holiday light displays, live theater, outdoor fitness classes, creative workshops, concerts, sports, and family-friendly entertainment. Our top picks for November 9 to November 12, 2026, offer plenty of ways to enjoy Houston as the city transitions into the holiday...

Texas Weather Alert: Houston Storms, 76° Warmth Nov. 8-12

Texas weather is taking a changing turn this week as showers linger around Houston before temperatures climb toward 76 degrees and thunderstorms return for Veterans Day.

No. 17 Houston holds off Cincinnati upset bid

Re'Shaun Sanford II rushed for 126 yards and the go-ahead touchdown Saturday, enabling No. 17 Houston to hold off visiting Cincinnati 31-24. Sanford burst 51 yards off the left side with 5:10 left in the game to snap a tie and allow the Cougars (7-2, 4-2 Big 12) to bounce back from a 21-13 loss to Utah on Oct. 24. Quarterback Conner Weigman was 17 of 24 passing for 227 yards with a pair of scoring strikes, plus a rushing touchdown. Quarterback JC French IV hit 19 of 30 passes for 217 yards with two touchdowns for the Bearcats (5-4, 2-4). He also rushed for a 1-yard score with 6:21 remaining in the game, briefly tying the score at 24. However, French ended Cincinnati's last chance by tossing a backward lateral at the 39 that Zylan Perry couldn't scoop up. Christian Brathwaite recovered for Houston at the Cougars' 39 and Houston then ran out the final 2:11 with two first downs on the ground. The Cougars outgained the Bearcats 468-379, with Makhi Hughes adding 90 yards on 12 carries. Houston controlled the first quarter, ripping off 72- and 67-yard touchdown drives that ended the same way -- via Weigman finding

The Most Unforgettable Moments From HBCU Homecoming 2026

If 2026 proved anything, it’s that nobody does homecoming quite like an HBCU! From celebrity sightings and showstopping marching bands to Divine Nine pride, campus royalty and edge-of-your-seat football finishes, this season delivered plenty of headline-worthy moments. Many historically Black colleges and universities celebrated major milestones, while students and alumni created new memories across their campuses.

Cincinnati vs. Houston Results in the Cougars Keeping Their Big 12 Dream, CFP Hopes Alive

Texas solidified its status as a College Football Playoff contender after rallying past Missouri in Week 10. What are the updated CFP odds for both programs?

Black Wall St. Announces 2nd Annual Legacy Celebrating Black Economic Excellence, Wealth & Community

Generational wealth isn’t created by accident—it is built with intention, protected through strategy, and passed forward with purpose. From November 6–8, 2026, Houston will serve as the backdrop for the 2nd Annual Black Wall St. Legacy Weekend, a three-day summit committed to advancing entrepreneurship, financial empowerment, and the enduring legacy of Black economic resilience.

Colorado vs. Houston Betting Odds Put Buffaloes in Familiar Position

The Colorado Buffaloes are underdogs once again as they anticipate their upcoming matchup back home against the Houston Cougars.

Spring Branch's Hidden Cellar Opens Saturday With Bottle Lockers Behind a Secret Painting

A new bar is opening inside a bar this Saturday in Spring Branch, and you will not find the entrance unless you know to look behind a painting. Hidden Cellar, a wine-and-whiskey concept tucked inside the cocktail lounge Aye Candy, is set to open November 7, bringing paid bottle lockers and a long bar to a neighborhood better known for strip malls than speakeasies.

Minneapolis and Houston voters leave ‘I Voted’ stickers on memorials for Renee Nicole Good, Alex Pretti and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, honoring locals killed by ICE agents on Election Night

Voters in Minneapolis and Houston marked Election Day by placing “I Voted” stickers at memorials for Renee Nicole Good, Alex Pretti and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, three people killed at the hands of ICE agents during federal immigration enforcement operations this year. Dozens of stickers appeared at the Minneapolis memorials for Good and Pretti, both U.S....

Aaron Frye Torched Texas Southern's Comeback, And That 3-6 Record Is Getting Ugly

Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Texas Southern’s magic in one-score games ran out Saturday, as their furious late rally against Alabama State fell agonizingly short in a 34-31 loss at Thorne Stadium. After winning […]

JV Gibson injury update: Cincinnati WR stretchered off field on backboard after scary hit

The final minutes of a tight game between No. 18 Houston and Cincinnati came with concern that went well beyond who was going to win. Bearcats wide receiver JV Gibson had to be carted off the field after he was on the receiving end of a vicious hit from Houston defensive back Jordan Allen in the end zone with 6:59 remaining in the fourth quarter and the Cougars holding on to a 24-17 lead. The collision occurred after a third-and-10 pass from JC French IV intended for Gibson fell incomplete as the wide receiver was crossing over the middle. After the ball had already gone past Gibson, Allen laid him out, knocking him off his feet and onto the turf. Gibson was being held by the defensive player marking him, Jalen Mayo, who was whistled for pass interference. Jordan Allen’s hit on JV Gibson pic.twitter.com/PKFhodQIEF — The Bearcat Bunch (@bearcatbunch) November 7, 2026 More: College football live analysis: Alabama, Utah, UCLA, Texas make huge Week 10 statements Allen was called for a late hit and targeting, which was upheld after a video review, resulting in Allen's ejection. After the play, Gibson was immediately tended to by team medical personnel, was

Houston high school football: Takeaways and top performers from Week 11

Northbrook earned its first playoff berth, and several other programs locked up undefeated regular seasons in Week 11.

Reign Reserve Gym, New Fitness Concept, Set to Debut in Houston

Reign Reserve Gym, an ultra-premium, invite-only fitness and recovery concept, is planning to debut in the Greater Houston region soon. According to a permit filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the new fitness concept is expected to open at 10931 Ocean City Blvd. The address sits in...

Conner Weigman Finds Amare Thomas for 8-Yard TD to Give Houston Early Lead Over Cincinnati

I-69 opens in southwest Houston following crash

HOUSTON - I-69 in southwest Houston has reopened following a crash that was blocking traffic toward Fort Bend County. The crash was in the southbound lanes of the highway near West Bellfort Avenue, just past Beltway 8. A Houston TranStar camera showed traffic funneling through one lane before the highway...

Houston Football Moves Back in Top 15 of AP Poll After Win over Cincinnati

The Houston Cougars jump up a bit in the latest AP Poll after Week 10 action.

Sugar Land Town Square Revamp Nears Finish, Already Beats Jobs Goal

Sugar Land Town Square — District Undergoing $12.5M Modernization. Sugar Land’s $12.5 million effort to modernize Town Square is nearing a milestone, with Building B renovations expected to wrap up Nov. 11. At a Tuesday meeting, city officials also reported that the project had surpassed its goal of retaining 650 jobs. The update comes as the city looks to strengthen the 22-year-old commercial hub, where about 70% of retail and office space is in use.

Houston Christian's offense shut down as skid continues with loss to McNeese

The Huskies were held to fewer than 200 total yards as their losing streak hit three games.

Sunday highs hit 67 before warming trend begins

Southeast Texas will experience its coolest weather of the weekend on Sunday with highs near 67 degrees and scattered showers possible, followed by a gradual warming trend throughout the upcoming workweek.