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2026 Houston St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway winners list

RICHMOND, Texas - The St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway offered participants a chance to win a brand-new home in Richmond while supporting the hospital's mission to provide free care to families affected by childhood cancer and with children battling serious diseases. The Dream Home Giveaway major prize. The purchase of...

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Houston expands utility assistance to help residents pay new $5 monthly trash fee

HOUSTON – Houston residents are now facing an additional monthly expense on their utility bills, but some households may qualify for financial assistance to help cover the cost. The city is expanding its existing utility assistance program to include Houston’s new $5 monthly solid waste administrative fee, which helps...

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Dinner and a Show: Where to Eat Before or After the Curtain Rises in Houston’s Theater District

Planning dinner around a show is easy in and around Houston’s Theater District, with plenty of restaurants downtown and in nearby neighborhoods. Whether you’re catching a performance at the Wortham Theater Center, Jones Hall, the Hobby Center, or Alley Theatre, there are plenty of options for an early dinner before the curtain rises or drinks […] The post Dinner and a Show: Where to Eat Before or After the Curtain Rises in Houston’s Theater District first appeared on DiningOut .

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Friendsgiving Kids Night Out & More: NW Houston Weekend Fun Nov 13-15

The big one this weekend is the Friendsgiving Kids Night Out at Kidtastic Park in Cypress on Friday night, so the grown-ups get a few hours to themselves. On Saturday, grab a blanket for 2nd Saturday Movie Night at the Depot in Tomball. Add in holiday art nights, a live kids' play and free art at the museum, and your weekend around Cypress, Tomball and Klein is pretty much planned.

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Colorado Airport Wins $950,000 Grant for New Flight Route

Travelers who dread the connection grind have reason to hope: a new grant could help land nonstop flights from Grand Junction to Houston.

Grand Junction, CO · 2d

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Houston's El Tiempo Cantina announces grand opening for Galveston location

Time for fajitas, margaritas and more Tex-Mex staples.

Galveston, TX · 2d

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At 95, a Houston great-grandfather gets missing part of identity: his birth certificate

ABC13 introduced you to James Dorsey back in June, as he spoke with reporter Brandon Hamilton about what it would mean for him to receive the document.

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Meet the team behind the Houston Chronicle's 2026 Top 100 Restaurants

Restaurant critic Bao Ong led the development of this year's guide to the best restaurants in Houston.

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HBCU Love: Spelman’s Dr. Letitia Plummer Makes History as Harris County’s First Black Elected County Judge

TEXAS METRO NEWS — Former Houston City Council member Dr. Letitia Plummer has made history as the first Black person elected to serve as the Harris County Judge. The Spelman College alumna defeated Republican Orlando Sanchez in the general election for Texas’ most populous county, receiving approximately 62% of the vote.

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Texas kolache shops inject Thanksgiving into their treats

There's so much you can do with baked goods.

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CLS Health Advances Construction on New Webster Surgical Campus, Expanding Access to Care in Clear Lake Area

First phase of new medical campus brings a 27,000-square-foot surgery center and two medical office buildings to Webster, with construction expected to run through 2027. WEBSTER, TX / ACCESS Newswire / November 11, 2026 / Residents of Webster and the greater Clear Lake area will soon have new surgical and specialty care options close to home. CLS Health, a physician-led, multi-specialty healthcare group serving Greater Houston, broke ground on September 3, 2026, on the first phase of a new medical campus near Kobayashi Road and Medical Center Boulevard, across from the organization’s existing medical office plaza. The project will bring an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) and two medical office buildings to the community, along with new construction and healthcare jobs in the area.

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Houston Coach Willie Fritz Delivers Honest Colorado Claim Before Big 12 Matchup

Houston Cougars coach Willie Fritz shared what he's seen from the Deion Sanders-led Colorado Buffaloes.

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State-Appointed Managers in Texas Takeover School Districts Brace for Imminent Removal

Appointed school board managers in some of Texas’ districts under a state takeover said Friday that they are preparing to be out of a job as soon as January. Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa campaigned to stop state takeovers in public schools and to replace Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath with an educator on her first […]

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Hip Hop Beauty Gives Texas Southern Students A Marketplace Of Their Own

Hip Hop Beauty is bringing student-run businesses into the picture when its traveling exhibition reaches Texas Southern University this week. Erykah Badu appears in the project’s collection through photographer Keith Major’s work. The broader venture makes photography available to collectors while pairing art with beauty services and conversations about the people behind the images.

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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

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TCU Signs DeLorenzo, Kuhns to 2027 Team

FORT WORTH – TCU's men's golf team signed high schoolers Grant DeLorenzo and Bennett Kuhns to next year's team on Wednesday. DeLorenzo is from Houston, Texas and currently ranks 17th in the American Junior Golf Association rankings. He had an impressive summer that included four top 20 finishes in AJGA tournaments. DeLorenzo won the Pete & Alice Dye Junior Invitational in June and later qualified for The Junior Players Championship. This week, he was named to the 2026 Rolex Junior All-America: Second Team.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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Texas auto-shop owner gets $1,936 water bill despite 7 weeks without running water

With questions about the outage going unanswered, she turned to KPRC.

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Alt-metal legends Deftones bring summer 2027 tour to Houston

Alt-metal icons Deftones are hitting the road on a North American tour that will bring them to the The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands on Saturday, May 8, 2027. The 23-city tour begins in Dallas on May 5 and concludes in Toronto on Jun 20. In addition to...

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Momma’s Tamales brings family recipe and tradition to Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market

A family recipe passed down from mother to daughter is now the heart of a growing tamale business making its debut at the Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market. Momma’s Tamales is one of the new vendors at this year’s market, which runs through Sunday at NRG Center. The Bellaire-based business started by selling tamales at farmers markets before opening its first brick-and-mortar location in December 2020.

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TEA orders HISD to make sweeping changes to special education program, warns district could lose state funding

HOUSTON – The Texas Education Agency is ordering Houston ISD to make sweeping changes to its special education program after concerns surrounding the district’s Student Success Program, warning that failure to comply could result in additional state interventions and the withholding of funding. KPRC 2 News obtained an...