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Leah Foreman
Leah Foreman

Reporter, City Hall and Heights, River Oaks & Montrose

Leah joined Community Impact Newspaper in October 2022 as a city hall reporter where she covers policy on the hyper-local level. Prior to CI, Leah graduated with a bachelor's in communications and digital media from the University of Tampa in May 2020, earned a master's in journalism from New York University in December 2021 and freelanced. Leah is a cat mom to a sweet tabby and enjoys retail therapy.

Latest from Leah Foreman
person celebrating pride
Check out Houston Pride: 6 things to do this month in Houston
A closeup of the entrance to Houston City Hall
Houston City Council approves 6 amendments to FY 2023-24 budget, refers 9 more back to committees
From left: Covenant House Outreach Supervisor Michael Blockson, Executive Director Leslie Bourne and Outreach Specialist Eric Nwadike prepare to hand out packages of food and water at an encampment in Houston. Members of the nonprofit conduct homeless outreach multiple days out of each week. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact)
Unsheltered homelessness drops in Harris County despite rise in evictions
A rendering of Azumi, a Japanese concept coming to River Oaks District.
Japanese restaurant Azumi coming to River Oaks District this winter
Fat Cat Creamery closed its original location, at X, on May 29.
Fat Cat Creamery closes Heights location
Decked out in rainbows, a dog and person lean in at the Houston Proud Puppy Parade in 2022.
4 Houston events to attend in celebration of Pride Month this June
A view of the interior and bar area of Roswell's Saloon, a new bar concept from Shawn Bermudez now open in Montrose.
Roswell's Saloon brings intergalactic neon vibes to Montrose
A closeup of the entrance to Houston's city hall building
UPDATE: Ordinance passes targeting ‘BYOB’ establishments in Houston
Houston City Hall cast against a blue sky
Houston mayor: Fiscal year 2023-24 budget ‘final one but is also the best one’
A rendering of the restaurant's bar and lounge space, which will be decked out in hues of pink.
PostScript HTX from XOXO Dining Room creators coming this fall to Upper Kirby
A rendering of the exterior dining area of Meduza Mediterrania, a new concept from Noble 33 coming to The Pavilion at The Allen in 2024.
2 restaurants coming to The Pavilion at The Allen in Houston
A closeup image of Houston's city hall building
Houston approves additional $1.95M for Houston Forensic Science Center
Inside of a bookstore
Book it to these 11 independently owned Houston bookstores
Texas State Capitol Building in Austin, with the flag of Texas and the USA
Houston leaders, worker groups sound alarm over bills limiting local power
People sitting outside
Party in the glades, see the Houston Grand Opera: 6 events to attend in the month of May
An archive image depicts a show at the Miller Outdoor Theatre from the 1960s. (Courtesy Miller Outdoor Theatre)
Officials with Miller Outdoor Theatre prepare for 100th birthday celebration
An aerial view of Lower Heights District
5 business updates to know in the Lower Heights District
An image of a Tuesday Morning storefront
Tuesday Morning to close 10 Greater Houston stores amid bankruptcy
An image of the exterior of Montrose Collective
Montrose Collective to host grand opening celebration May 5 for mixed-use development
The overall unsheltered population of homeless individuals decreased by 17% in Houston from 2022, according to the latest count data taken in late January across Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties. (Community Impact staff)
2023 count shows decrease in homelessness across 3-county Greater Houston area