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The southbound lanes of Hwy. 288 are blocked from Loop 610 to West Bellfort Avenue. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Hwy. 288 blocked for 'safety purposes' at Loop 610 due to pavement failure
Janice Rains-Moran (center) and her daughter Danielle Rains speak in late January with Troy, one of the many homeless people who live in Clear Lake. (Jake Magee/Community Impact Newspaper)
Community raising funds for homeless advocate who was attacked
Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo is stepping down, the police union confirmed. (Community Impact Newspaper file photo)
Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo leaving for Miami position
Hamilton Middle School
Some Houston ISD campuses remain closed for winter storm repairs
Landmark's River Oaks Theatre is at risk of closing if it cannot come to an agreement over unpaid rent with Weingarten Realty, the owner of the retail center. (Community Impact Newspaper file photo)
Iconic River Oaks Theatre at risk of closing
As the overpasses are along state roads and within TxDOT's jurisdiction, the Magnolia Police Department stated on its Facebook page that TxDOT had been notified of the icy conditions on the two overpasses. (Screenshot via ABC 13)
Overpasses near Magnolia high schools closed as cold weather strikes, vehicles halted
The Heights Hospital
Heights Hospital staff, patients locked out over unpaid rent
Mayor Sylvester Turner issued a warning to bars and nightclubs across Houston and said he plans to go after any establishment seen disregarding capacity guidelines. (Screenshot via Twitter)
Mayor Sylvester Turner calls out concerts, clubs operating over capacity
Houston police chief Art Acevedo has announced a task force to combat road rage incidents on our streets and roadways, where law enforcement will proactively look for people committing crimes. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston, Harris County look to curb road rage violence
"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