Four Flock cameras were cut down last weekend in Houston's Old Braeswood, following a string of vandalized cameras across the city. bit.ly/4xexFcc
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Nearly 2,000 Catholic youth packed a downtown Houston hotel this weekend for a three-day conference featuring an influencer priest; workshops on the Holy Spirit, social media and social justice. bit.ly/4wG9jbI
A 1969 graduate of UH and longtime athletic supporter, Darryl Schroeder gave a $4 million lead gift that helped launch construction of the baseball program’s player development center and clubhouse. bit.ly/4xgEIBi
The rocket's upper stage will unintentionally slam into the moon on Wednesday, carving out a crater and sending up a plume of dust and rubble that scientists — and skygazers — are eager to observe.
A new partnership is going door to door in Kashmere Gardens, helping families protect inherited homes before title issues put them at risk. bit.ly/44XDKOn
Affected people might be able to claim three years of credit monitoring and between $100 and $4,500 each, depending on the losses caused by the breach. bit.ly/4fO5LNg
Public officials and local insiders received dozens of free tickets to Houston World Cup games, with the biggest share being used by Harris County Commissioners Rodney Ellis and Lesley Briones who got 10 tickets each. See the full list here: bit.ly/3U6tGQA
From neighborhood favorites to special-occasion spots, the Houston Chronicle food team rounded up the best Italian restaurants in Houston. See which made the list.
The trailer lost a load of scrap metal at the scene, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
"It's just time to hang it up while I got a few years left," Barbecue Inn owner Wayne Skrehot said as he prepares to close the Houston institution after nearly 80 years. Skrehot says the restaurant "was my whole life."
For homebuyers, piecing together a property’s flood history can often be daunting and sometimes impossible. New research from suggests FEMA maps may not tell the whole story. Search your address in our tool to see flood risk that the FEMA maps may miss: www.houstonchronicle.com/projects/202...
The Texas chain — a popular barbecue spot in Austin — will open its first Houston location next month at 1329 N. Shepherd Dr., offering Central Texas-style barbecue in what a news release describes as a "Texas-sized" dining room. bit.ly/4fuPJJk
The Green Room has all the ingredients for a memorable night out: An intimate 26-seat dining room, seasonal ingredients and an ambitious vision. But does the food live up to the experience? Read the full review: bit.ly/4wALsds
Bun B’s Trill Burgers will be making its way inside the hedges at Rice University this fall. bit.ly/4yJKFbq
Harris County prosecutors want attorney Dick DeGuerin to be held in contempt of court for a string of recent media interviews about Lee Gilley's asylum proceedings in Italy, according to records. bit.ly/4yMrjm5
The cookie and ice cream brands currently work together at a Heights location. Now, they're expanding to Meyerland. bit.ly/3TpjliB
Thy Mitchell’s parents accused their daughter’s husband, Matthew Mitchell, of intentionally planning and plotting her murder and those of their two young children after he sank into financial trouble, according to a recent court filing.
New court filings detail claims related to the deaths of Houston restaurateur Thy Mitchell and her children, Maya, 8, and Max, 4. The claims have not been proven in court. bit.ly/4bLsGHG
A routine child exchange turned deadly Sunday in north Houston, investigators say, leaving two siblings dead and a 2-year-old without a mother. bit.ly/3RG9MLs