Who’s hiring? Here are a list of job openings in the Houston area
Read full article: Who’s hiring? Here are a list of job openings in the Houston areaLooking for a job in the Greater Houston area? Multiple companies are hiring across industries including food & beverage, healthcare, senior care, skilled trades, legal, pet care, and seasonal events. Positions range from merchandisers and drivers to caregivers, technicians, and administrative roles — many with competitive pay and flexible hours. Check out the full list of openings and apply directly through the links provided.
AG Paxton files lawsuit against Delaware nurse practitioner accused of shipping abortion pills into Texas
Read full article: AG Paxton files lawsuit against Delaware nurse practitioner accused of shipping abortion pills into TexasTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Delaware nurse practitioner accused of illegally shipping abortion-inducing drugs into the state.
Extreme weather can ripple through your community, here’s how to be ready
Read full article: Extreme weather can ripple through your community, here’s how to be readyEven mild winter storms can disrupt daily life in unexpected ways. Dr. Fares, a Water Security Professor at Prairie View A&M University, explains how extreme weather impacts food, water, energy, and health, and shares tips on how communities can prepare and stay resilient
MEET THE PITMASTERS 🔥 ‘Eat Like a Local’ gets to know the teams behind CorkScrew BBQ & Ray’s Real Pit BBQ Shack
Read full article: MEET THE PITMASTERS 🔥 ‘Eat Like a Local’ gets to know the teams behind CorkScrew BBQ & Ray’s Real Pit BBQ ShackIn this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd checks out local barbecue spots that started as passion projects and have grown into staples of Houston’s barbecue community. First, Chris heads to Old Town Spring to visit CorkScrew BBQ, a family-run barbecue joint that began as a hobby for owner Will Buckman.
It’s cold, Houston. Cancel your plans (and enjoy it)
Read full article: It’s cold, Houston. Cancel your plans (and enjoy it)Houston isn’t built for ice, so this weekend might be one to stay put. From movie marathons to comfort food and at-home distractions, here’s how to make the most of a cold, possibly icy weekend indoors.
WEIGH IN: What are your must have products during a freeze?
Read full article: WEIGH IN: What are your must have products during a freeze?Houston freezes don’t last long, but when the temperatures do fall, it’s nice to know you’re ready with the things you need to keep your family warm, cozy, and safe. Our team has been talking about the products we like to have on hand -- the list includes everything from the must-have faucet covers to comfort items like wool socks and heated blankets! After compiling our own list of items we reach for when the temperature drops, we searched Amazon for versions of those products that got at least 4 stars and indicate they can be delivered in the next couple of days.
5 mistakes apartment renters make during a freeze (and how to avoid them)
Read full article: 5 mistakes apartment renters make during a freeze (and how to avoid them)Renters: Don't make these 5 freeze prep mistakes. Learn why you should keep your thermostat above 55 degrees and how to properly drip your faucets today.
Yelp highlights Houston restaurants in annual top 100 US restaurants ranking
Read full article: Yelp highlights Houston restaurants in annual top 100 US restaurants rankingHouston restaurants make Yelp’s top 100 US restaurants list for 2026, showcasing local steakhouses, dumpling spots, and Japanese cuisine.
Houston mother and son go viral with cheese grater foam hats after cease-and-desist from the Green Bay Packers
Read full article: Houston mother and son go viral with cheese grater foam hats after cease-and-desist from the Green Bay PackersAfter a cease-and-desist forced them to stop selling their cheese-shaped foam hat, a Houston mother and son duo created the viral Graterhead hat. Orders surged, customer support poured in, and sales spiked even more after the Bears’ win over the Packers.
Chris Shepherd’s Houston-area burger picks include a hot new spot and a 50-year classic
Read full article: Chris Shepherd’s Houston-area burger picks include a hot new spot and a 50-year classicIt’s a celebration of Houston’s burger culture! Host Chris Shepherd checks out a buzzy newcomer and a beloved classic that’s been flipping patties for decades. He heads to Boo's Burgers and Tookie's in this episode of “Eat Like a Local”.
Stay powered and protected with GenPro.com, Houston’s premier generator specialists
Read full article: Stay powered and protected with GenPro.com, Houston’s premier generator specialistsFrom spoiled groceries to dark houses and no AC — we’ve all felt the frustration of losing power. Let GenPro.com help you before the power goes out.
Celebrate MLK Day in Houston: Parade, concerts and community service events
Read full article: Celebrate MLK Day in Houston: Parade, concerts and community service eventsDiscover a weekend full of events in Houston for MLK Day 2026, including the first-ever unified parade, tribute concerts, and community service activities.
Rising Houston property taxes? Here’s how homeowners can defer payments
Read full article: Rising Houston property taxes? Here’s how homeowners can defer paymentsRising property taxes got you worried? Houston homeowners may be able to delay part of their bill with a tax deferral from the Harris Central Appraisal District. The program lets you pay taxes on last year’s value plus any new improvements, while postponing the rest — but interest still applies.
No more driving to Houston: Baytown’s new events center will host concerts and sports
Read full article: No more driving to Houston: Baytown’s new events center will host concerts and sportsBaytown is officially moving forward with the ExxonMobil Baytown Events Center, a new multi-purpose venue designed to bring concerts, sports tournaments, and community events closer to home. The City Council on Jan 8 approved Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture to lead the design of the project.
‘Eat Like a Local’ explores Jūn’s cultural fusion and Latuli’s coastal cuisine in Houston
Read full article: ‘Eat Like a Local’ explores Jūn’s cultural fusion and Latuli’s coastal cuisine in HoustonHouston’s restaurant scene is famously diverse making it sometimes hard to define our local cuisine. In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd checks out two restaurants that have captured the essence of Houston food - one through a refined, cultural lens, the other inspired by coastal culture and sourcing.
Shop The Sale Houston with proceeds benefitting childhood cancer research
Read full article: Shop The Sale Houston with proceeds benefitting childhood cancer researchThe exciting 3-day shopping experience features 50 of Houston’s premier boutiques at one location with dramatically discounted merchandise.
Texas students can win up to $300 for writing a letter about a story that changed them 📝💵
Read full article: Texas students can win up to $300 for writing a letter about a story that changed them 📝💵Texas students in grades 4–12 can win cash prizes by writing a letter about how a book changed their life.
Taste Houston’s best with 5 must-have cookbooks from local chefs and restaurateurs
Read full article: Taste Houston’s best with 5 must-have cookbooks from local chefs and restaurateursHouston’s vibrant culinary scene is captured beautifully in five cookbooks by some of the city’s most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs. These cookbooks offer a delicious way to bring Houston’s diverse flavors into your kitchen, whether you’re a seasoned cook or just starting out. (KPRC 2 is part of the Amazon Associates program and receives a commission on qualified purchases made through our links.)
Houston Pride moves festival and parade to early June for the first time in nearly 50 years due to FIFA World Cup events
Read full article: Houston Pride moves festival and parade to early June for the first time in nearly 50 years due to FIFA World Cup eventsHouston’s Pride Festival and Parade is making history by moving to Saturday, June 6, 2026, for the first time in nearly 50 years. The change, due to FIFA World Cup events later in June, kicks off a month-long celebration of diversity, advocacy, and community.
Dry January in Houston: Where to find mocktails, zero-proof beer and free-spirit cocktails
Read full article: Dry January in Houston: Where to find mocktails, zero-proof beer and free-spirit cocktailsOur Houston Dry January guide rounds up bars and restaurants pouring mocktails, zero-proof cocktails and nonalcoholic beer across the city, from steakhouses and ramen shops to neighborhood lounges and hotel bars.
Texas residents warned about mystery seed packages arriving from China
Read full article: Texas residents warned about mystery seed packages arriving from ChinaMysterious seed packages from China are showing up in Texas homes. Officials warn they could threaten farms and gardens. If you get one, don’t open it—keep it sealed and call the Texas Department of Agriculture.
‘Community hero in action:’ Young Tomball boy rescues turtle at Burroughs Park with deputy’s help
Read full article: ‘Community hero in action:’ Young Tomball boy rescues turtle at Burroughs Park with deputy’s helpA young visitor is being recognized by Harris County Precinct 4 as a “Community Hero in Action” after helping rescue a turtle that may not have survived much longer without help.
Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Houston: Fireworks, parties and dining
Read full article: Where to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Houston: Fireworks, parties and diningDiscover the best New Year’s Eve events in Houston for 2026, including fireworks shows, dining specials, parties, and family-friendly celebrations.
Discover Houston Asiatown’s unique snacks with Chris Shepherd
Read full article: Discover Houston Asiatown’s unique snacks with Chris ShepherdIn this episode of 'Eat Like a Local", host Chris Shepherd explores the diverse snacks and street foods of Houston's Asiatown, highlighting family-run shops along Bellaire Boulevard. Key stops include Linda's Tropical Fruits for fresh smoothies and acai bowls, One Dragon for Shanghai shumai, Don's Cafe for banh mi, Bodard Bistro for Nem Nướng, and Hong Kong City Mall for bao and other snacks, showcasing the vibrant culinary scene and cultural heritage of the area.
Hockley man honored with Carnegie Medal for subduing Pasadena school shooter
Read full article: Hockley man honored with Carnegie Medal for subduing Pasadena school shooterJuan F. Lopez of Hockley, Texas, received the Carnegie Medal for Heroism after subduing an armed shooter at a Pasadena high school event.