Two programs launched by Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department in July will help assist residents whose homes were affected by Hurricane Harvey and Winter Storm Uri.

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story July 1, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) -- For many Houstonians, the dream ...

The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the 2021 winter storm lawsuits brought by thousands of individuals and small businesses against ...

With triple-digit temps scorching Texas this week, many Houstonians are anxiously watching the sky, not just for the sun, but ...

Court Texas Supreme Court partly sides with CenterPoint, other utilities in lawsuits over 2021 winter storm Individuals and businesses who sued Texas utility companies for cutting power during the ...

Now, four years later, those energy decisions are still debated and CPS is being called to account. Recent reporting shows ...

The Houston Office of Emergency Management is hoping their alert system will be appealing to the public by only sending you ...

Houston City Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas is raising concerns about the city’s proposed disaster recovery plan, which she ...

The original plan allocated no money towards housing. After pushback, that was increased to $50 million — but critics argued ...

Houston opens $40M winter storm relief, $18M homebuyer assistance programs Starting Monday, Houston homeowners impacted by the 2021 winter storm can apply for up to $300K in repair aid and first ...

Why asking tough questions in the face of human anguish is not "the word choice of losers," it's a necessary part of how we ...

From hurricanes and floods to explosions and tornadoes, Texas has faced some of the nation’s most catastrophic events.