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"Remember, we don't want to invite COVID-19 to the dinner table," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said at a Nov. 23 press conference urging caution amid rising COVID-19 positivity rates. (Screenshot via ABC13)
Mayor Sylvester Turner urges caution heading into Thanksgiving holiday
The Houston Federation of Teachers is asking the district to consider switching back to all-virtual learning after Thanksgiving. (Community Impact staff)
Houston Federation of Teachers calls for return to all-virtual learning after Thanksgiving
League City Mayor Pat Hallisey has just tested positive for COVID-19; he attended several events last week, a League City public information officer confirmed. (Courtesy Pat Hallisey)
League City Mayor Pat Hallisey tests positive for COVID-19
ABC 13 has confirmed that the Houston Astros will buy the Sugar Land Skeeters. (Courtesy Sugar Land Skeeters)
Houston Astros to buy Sugar Land Skeeters, making organization new Triple-A affiliate
The Kroger store at 3300 Montrose Blvd., Houston, will close in January, the company said. (Photo via Google Street View)
Longstanding Montrose Kroger grocery store will close in January
A bomb squad detonated a suspicious device Nov. 3 that caused people to evacuate a shopping center and a busy intersection to shut down in Tomball. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Bomb squad detonates suspicious package at Tomball T-Mobile store
Houston ISD
Houston ISD adjusts COVID-19 closure criteria
Houston ISD
Houston ISD teachers take sick day to protest COVID-19 protocols
West University
Thanks to residents' advocacy, West University Place could soon make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a city holiday
Houston police
Houston will spend $4.1 million from CARES Act to rein in rising crime rate
Houston City Hall will not have a say over how the remaining Hurricane Harvey recovery funds will be used, though a court case is challenging that. (Courtesy Visit Houston)
HUD moves control of Houston Harvey recovery funds to Texas General Land Office
Former Houston ISD Chief Operating Officer Brian Busby is the target of a federal civil suit. (Community Impact staff)
Federal court filing: $186,000 seized from former Houston ISD official, contractor under investigation
Five Houston City Council members sent a three-page letter to Mayor Sylvester Turner Monday morning on suggestions for police reform within the Houston Police Department. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Five Houston council members call for police reforms in letter to Mayor Sylvester Turner
While the city of Galveston issued a mandatory evacuation Aug. 25 for all residents, the city of Houston and Harris County leaders are urging residents to stay off the roads so people evacuating have access to the freeways. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
HCTRA tolls waived; Houstonians urged to stay off roads for people evacuating
West University Elementary
Group of parents will hold protest in West U to call for return to in-person learning in Houston ISD
Houston police and firefighters responded to reports of smoke July 21 at the Chinese consulate at 3417 Montrose Blvd., Houston. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston-based Chinese consulate ordered to close; police and fire department respond to reports of smoke
A message from Vincent Mandola's family was posted to his restaurants' Facebook page. (Nino's, Vincent's, & Grappino di Nino/Facebook)
Houston restaurant owner Vincent Mandola dies at 77
The Texas Republican Convention was originally scheduled for July 16-18. (Courtesy Visit Houston)
Federal judge rules GOP can hold in-person convention in Houston
Houston ISD will hold online instruction for the first six weeks of the 2020-21 school year. (Community Impact staff)
Houston ISD to begin 2020-2021 academic school year online for first 6 weeks
Sugar Land 95 activist Reginald Moore dies at 60