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Early morning fire blazes through decommissioned Bacliff Power Plant early Sunday morning

Early morning fire blazes through decommissioned Bacliff Power Plant early Sunday morning

Although the Nov. 16 fire appeared intense, officials confirmed that no hazardous chemicals were stored inside the plant, and that air quality readings taken throughout the afternoon showed no immediate risk to the surrounding community.

by Travis Pulkinen | November 18, 2025

Government shutdown reaches UHCL

Government shutdown reaches UHCL

The longest U.S. government shutdown in history has had widespread consequences for communities all across the country, including right here in Clear Lake.

by Cohen Perkins | November 13, 2025

Fashion show celebrates Dia de los Muertos

Fashion show celebrates Dia de los Muertos

The Catrina Couture Glamour y Tradicion Fashion Show, hosted by Latinas-N-Heels, was a visually stunning lead-up to Dia de los Muertos.

by Maria Ruiz | November 13, 2025

Every step counts with the “Houston Heart Walk”

Every step counts with the “Houston Heart Walk”

This noncompetitive 5k cardiac health awareness event hosted by the American Heart Association is coming back to Houston this Saturday, Oct. 25th.

by Julianna Brooks | October 22, 2025

Raising awareness with Bay Area Turning Point

Raising awareness with Bay Area Turning Point

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, learn about a local shelter and social services organization dedicated to providing critical resources to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

by Julianna Brooks | October 22, 2025

Local artist’s work gets time in the sun at Discovery Green

Local artist’s work gets time in the sun at Discovery Green

Karen Navarro’s “Chroma Collective” Fall pop-up art installation at Discovery Green’s Sarofim Picnic Lawn is an engaging, interactive piece reflecting on the fluidity of cultural identity in one of the most culturally diverse cities around.

by Maria Ruiz | October 22, 2025

Preview of the upcoming Houston Rockets’ season

Preview of the upcoming Houston Rockets’ season

The Houston Rockets placed 2nd in the NBA Western Conference last year, but were eliminated during the first round of the playoffs. Is there any chance of them performing better this season?

by Zakary Perez | October 22, 2025

A Texan spark?

A Texan spark?

The Texans beat out the Titans at a score of 26-0, winning their first game of the season.

by Zakary Perez | October 8, 2025

Fleet Week coming to Houston for Navy’s 250th birthday

Fleet Week coming to Houston for Navy’s 250th birthday

Learn more about this historic naval event coming to the Bayou City this November.

by Reid Mills | October 8, 2025

Dining for a cause with “Pearland Restaurant Weeks”

Dining for a cause with “Pearland Restaurant Weeks”

The event runs from Oct. 1-31 at participating Pearland restaurants. Proceeds help fund the Pearland Neighborhood Center, which provides financial and food support to the community.

by Julianna Brooks | September 30, 2025

The battle for the MLB playoffs

The battle for the MLB playoffs

The Houston Astros were tied for first and now have to fight for a spot in the playoffs After a recent sweep against in-state rival the Texas Rangers, the Houston Astros faced the Seattle Mariners over the past weekend at Daikin Park in a three-game series that ended disastrously for Space City. Going into the

by Zakary Perez | September 23, 2025

Houston Latino Film Festival showcases Latin American films in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

Houston Latino Film Festival showcases Latin American films in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

The Houston Latino Film Festival held a screening of Latin short films under the title of VISTAS on Thursday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The showcase was presented at the Star Cinema Grill in City Centre. An Instagram post from the Houston Latino Film Festival stated that VISTAS spotlighted

by Maria Ruiz | September 23, 2025