The Latest on the DACA Hearings and Immigration in the U.S.

Houston Public Media 6/6 12:23P Garrett Bohlmann

Experts explain the current landscape of immigration issues and the impact they could have.

Police: Potential suspects identified in cyclist attacks on Columbia Tap Trail

Houston Public Media 6/6 12:04P Patricia Ortiz

Officials declined further details on the arrest while the case remains active.

City of Houston, DOJ reach settlement on alleged illegal dumping discrimination

Houston Public Media 6/6 11:53A Ashley Brown

The guidelines require the city to do more community outreach, monitor and provide data on its efforts to address illegal dumping, and explore additional enforcement on commercial dumpers.

University of Houston to install balcony screens, re-open Agnes Arnold Hall in fall after two...

Houston Public Media 6/6 10:09A Adam Zuvanich

The university has allocated $38 million for a three-phase project that includes screening in the upper-level balconies of Agnes Arnold Hall while enhancing security protocols and beautifying the building.

Neighbors of The Langley high-rise continue its long-running saga with new lawsuit

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 10:02A Sofia Gonzalez

“We're not asking for money,” said Pete Patterson, the attorney representing the plaintiffs. “We're asking the court up or down whether this development should be happening or not.”

South Texas Drilling Permit Roundup: EOG Resources plans to ramp up activity in Gonzales, Webb...

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 10:01A Zoe Gottlieb

EOG Resources Inc. filed 11 new drilling permits in Gonzales and Webb counties.

Experts: 88th Texas Legislature had positive signs, but mostly mixed bag for renewable energy

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 9:11A Jishnu Nair

As the Legislature moves to its first special session, renewables advocates in Texas are eyeing bills that have landed at Gov. Greg Abbott's desk.

Texas energy companies surge back up Fortune 500 list, led by Exxon, Phillips 66

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 8:47A Olivia Pulsinelli

Texas has the most companies on the Fortune 500 list for the second year in a row, and Houston accounts for nearly half of the state's total. Much of that is thanks to energy companies, which had a strong year.

Chef G Scores the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Texas

Houston Press |The Leading Independent News Source 6/6 7:52A Lorretta Ruggiero

Space city can add another star to its galaxy. Chef Benchawan Jabthong Painter was declared Best Chef: Texas at last night's James Beard Awards ceremony for the 2023 James Beard Restaurant and Chef...

Academy Sports & Outdoors decreases 2023 guidance, posts lower-than-expected Q1 earnings

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 7:46A Chandler France

Academy Sports & Outdoors reported lower than expected earnings for the first quarter of 2023, leading the company to decrease its 2023 earnings guidance. However, the company said it is still on track with its new store opening plan.

School districts throughout Houston area have begun summer meal programs

Houston Public Media 6/6 7:28A Ariel Worthy

The programs will provide breakfast and lunch for students throughout the summer. No proof of income or identification is required.

Houston chef Benchawan Jabthong Painter of Street to Kitchen wins James Beard Award

Houston Public Media 6/6 6:44A Adam Zuvanich

Painter, named as the Best Chef in Texas, was one of three James Beard Award finalists from Houston this year, along with Nancy's Hustle and Tatemo.

Five years after the Santa Fe High School shooting, why has there been no trial?

Houston Public Media 6/6 6:26A Michael Hagerty, Craig Cohen

The man charged in the shooting has been deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial. We learn how such determinations are made.

PGA Tour, LIV Golf agree to merge

Houston Biz Journal 6/6 6:23A Timothy Gibbons

The new organization brings to an end litigation that has divided the sport.

Texas lawmakers closed a background check loophole, but many gun measures failed to pass

Houston Public Media 6/6 6:22A Alejandro Serrano, Texas Tribune

Legislators passed a bill that requires courts to report certain involuntary mental health hospitalizations to the federal gun background check system. Many other measures that could restrict firearm access got little traction.