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Cadillac Bar celebrates 25 years of authentic Mexican food and Houston fun

HOUSTON – For more than 25 years, Cadillac Bar has been serving up authentic Mexican food, refreshing drinks and plenty of reasons for Houstonians to celebrate. As part of our Landry’s Chef Series, we got a closer look at this Houston hotspot and the history behind a restaurant that has become a local favorite.

Houston, TX · 1d
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Energy Company Relocates Houston Headquarters

HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Ensign Natural Resources, an exploration and production company based in Houston, has relocated to a new headquarters in Northwest Houston. The private equity backed company, represented by John Zivley and Harrison Schuhmacher of Partners Real Estate, has leased 26,316 square feet of...

Houston, TX · 1d
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Owner turning former suburban Waffle Bus into Vietnamese restaurant

They're trading one kind of food for another.

Houston, TX · 1d
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Patrick Accuses Houston of Becoming a 'Sanctuary City'; Whitmire Pushes Back

Outgoing Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and Houston Mayor John Whitmire are clashing over immigration enforcement, with Patrick accusing Whitmire of turning Houston into a "sanctuary city." Whitmire rejects that label. His executive order, signed last Friday, directs the Houston Police Department to contact Immigration and Customs Enforcement only when someone commits a "jailable offense." The mayor defended Houston as a welcoming city of immigrants and said police would protect the public when someone commits a crime, regardless of immigration status. Whitmire said protecting city finances also shaped his approach. He said Abbott threatened the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars over compliance with Senate Bill 4. With Democrats taking office after their midterm victories, Whitmire anticipates better relationships with state leaders he knew as Texas Senate colleagues. Patrick warned Texas could become a "sanctuary state." Patrick acknowledged Democrats won the midterms fairly, but rejected the idea Texas had permanently turned blue. He described the state as purple and cited stronger Democratic voter turnout.

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FAA lifts nationwide groundstop for US flights

HOUSTON (CW39) – UPDATE per AP: The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems. The FAA had grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon, causing hundreds of flights to be diverted. Officials cited “extraordinary circumstances” caused by communications problems at regional air traffic […]

Houston, TX · 23h

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Midterms: Black voter surge delivered big margins for Talarico

Black voters backed Democrat James Talarico by wide margins in Texas and Harris County, as the county set a midterm record for ballots cast. Statewide, Black voters made up about 12% of the electorate and went 90% to 8% for Talarico over Republican Ken Paxton in the exit poll. Black...

Harris County, TX · 1d

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Downpours to drench Texas, including Dallas and Houston, this weekend

Parts of north-central and northeastern Texas could receive their biggest rain in weeks as a storm from the West dives across the state later this weekend. The same storm responsible for bringing drenching rain and heavy mountain snow to parts of California to close out the week will take aim at Texas and Oklahoma, and especially Texas, later this weekend through early next week.

Dallas, TX · 1d

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Alief, One of Your Own is Coming Home — Tobe Nwigwe is Showing Up for You This Saturday

HOUSTON, Texas – If you grew up in Alief, this one is personal. Grammy-nominated artist, actor, and Alief Elsik High School graduate Tobe Nwigwe is coming back to the neighborhood that raised him — and he wants to meet you. Houston, when is it too early to put...

Houston, TX · 1d

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Uptown Houston turns on holiday lights along Post Oak Boulevard

Santa and Mrs. Claus joined the celebration Wednesday evening as Uptown Houston switched on its holiday lights along Post Oak Boulevard. Houston Chronicle staff photographer Jason Fochtman was there to capture the scene. The display features 300 trees, each 20 feet tall and fitted with 250 individually controllable LED lights. Together, they can produce more than 16 million color combinations along a two-mile stretch from the West Loop to Richmond Avenue. Lights also brighten pedestrian areas and the stainless-steel rings above intersections. The display is scheduled to remain lit through the New Year. Sign up for Houston Chronicle newsletters here Read the original article on houstonchronicle.com

Houston, TX · 2d

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Nationwide grounding of flights prevents Tulane from flying to Houston for Rice game

The Tulane football team was unable to fly as scheduled to Houston on Friday afternoon because of the nationwide ground stop the Federal Aviation Administration declared, instead deciding to leave on buses Friday evening. Green Wave sports information director Jason Corriher said the team was supposed to fly out at...

New Orleans, LA · 21h

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Morningstar Properties Buys Surfside Marina in Houston

Surfside Marina, a 31.17-acre marina property in Surfside Beach, Texas, was recently purchased by Morningstar Properties, LLC. Located at 827 Gulf Road, the marina is approximately 65 miles south of downtown Houston. Surfside Marina has two adjacent campuses totaling 31.17 acres, according to a news release, including a 29.57-acre main...

Surfside Beach, TX · 1d

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'This is a big problem': Southwest Houston residents frustrated by recurring water outages

Residents in the Parkside subdivision in southwest Houston say they are relieved their water is back on, but worry the outages aren't over.

Houston, TX · 20h

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Grand jury considering deadly Houston ICE shooting to work into 2027, Harris County District Attorney says

A grand jury considering the deadly ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo will work into the new year, Harris County officials said on Thursday night. Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare shared an update on the case's timeline, explaining that the grand jury will work into 2027. Salgado Araujo was driving a white van when he was fatally shot on July 7 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after Homeland Security claimed he "weaponized" his van during an enforcement action. Authorities have said he was not the target of the operation that was being carried out. Three other people in the van with Salgado Araujo were detained by ICE, and two of the three have been released. In September, the grand jury began hearing testimony from several witnesses, including a man who was in the van with Salgado Araujo when the shooting happened. PREVIOUS REPORT: Grand jury proceedings have begun in Houston ICE shooting case, law enforcement sources confirm The grand jury will decide whether to file charges against the ICE agents in the case. Teare told ABC13 that the grand jury requested more time in the process.

Houston, TX · 1d

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10 Houston chefs share 15 top soups that offer comfort and sustenance

Happy soup season to all who celebrate. The weather has finally dipped low enough in Houston that diners can enjoy a hearty bowl of soup without breaking a sweat. With so many delicious selections at Houston restaurants, we turned to Houston's chef and other restaurant industry experts to find out which brothy creations are worth seeking out.

Houston, TX · 2d

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Celebrating the Most Striking Houses In Montrose, Bellaire, The Heights and More

The American Institute of Architects Houston kicked off its 2026 Home Tour with an appreciation party in the Decorative Center Houston. More than 70 Houston architects, interior designers, decorators and lovers of great design gathered at the showroom of Eggersmann Kitchens, the tour’s presenting sponsor, to celebrate this annual flagship event.

Houston, TX · 1d

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Montrose Pizza Spot Opens Till 2 A.M. With Detroit Slices and a Full Bar

Montrose has a new place to grab a slice well past midnight. Crocker Street Pizza opened Nov. 5 at 2320 Crocker St., serving pizza and other food from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m., giving the neighborhood another late-night option for when the craving hits after the bars start winding down.

Houston, TX · 1d

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Feds: Houston plastics seller allegedly used lies to secure $25 million credit line from bank

Aman Mehta, 33, allegedly lied to obtain a $25 million line of credit for his business, Grow Materials. He later admitted he'd been dishonest about the company's finances, according to court records.

Houston, TX · 1d

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Taste of Texas makes Restaurant Business’ 2026 Top 100 Independents list

You can't say that it doesn't do well for itself.

Houston, TX · 19h

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Houston ISD prepares for possible transition as Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa pledges to end state takeover

Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa plans to fire TEA Commissioner Mike Morath and end state takeovers in January, potentially returning Houston ISD to local control. Current HISD leaders are preparing a transition package and will not lock in takeover-era reforms ahead of the handover. Parents are hopeful that returning power to the...

Houston, TX · 1d

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Houston Apartment Insurance Hits $1,233 a Unit, Highest of Tracked Markets

Houston apartment owners are paying more to insure each unit than operators in any other market the National Apartment Association has been tracking. The average bill rose from $784 in 2021 to $1,233 in 2024, a 57% increase, and some Houston quotes have been described as high as $2,500 a unit a year.

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