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Two Houston hospitality veterans are opening Shredders Pizza, a family-friendly, delivery-focused pizzeria in the Heights, offering New York-style pies, affordable wines, and a menu designed for busy parents, with a focus on quality delivery and community support.
Following a U.S. operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, celebrations erupted among Venezuelan immigrants in Houston, while protests against U.S. intervention took place across the city, reflecting mixed reactions to the event and concerns over foreign influence in Venezuela.
Flu cases are rising across Texas, especially among children aged 5-11, with health officials warning that the trend may continue into January and February, despite a slight decrease in reported cases during Christmas week.
NASA's new chief Jared Isaacman indicated that the plan to move the space shuttle Discovery to Houston may be replaced by a different spacecraft due to logistical, financial, and safety challenges, with the decision influenced by the high costs and complexities involved in relocating the orbiter.
The City of Houston announced it will monitor areas where Waymo self-driving cars have been seen idling for days on residential streets, in response to reports of vehicles sitting for extended periods beyond the 24-hour limit allowed by city ordinance.
NASA's new administrator Jared Isaacman is exploring options to move the historic Space Shuttle Discovery to Houston's Johnson Space Center, but if the move proves too costly or risky, he plans to send a different spacecraft like an Orion capsule instead, balancing political pressures, safety, and budget considerations.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman indicated openness to transferring the space shuttle Discovery or other spacecraft to Houston, contingent on safety and budget considerations, amid ongoing debates over costs and logistics. The move is supported by legislation and congressional interest, but the exact process and expenses remain uncertain, with alternatives like transferring an Orion capsule being considered as simpler options.
LSU narrowly lost to No. 21 Houston 38-35 in the Texas Bowl, despite a strong performance including a kickoff return touchdown and two TD receptions by Trey’Dez Green, ending their season with a 7-6 record.
LSU football team has arrived in Houston to prepare for the Texas Bowl against No. 21 Houston, with practices scheduled before the game on Saturday evening.
Houston police recovered two bodies from local bayous, bringing the year's total to 33 bayou-related deaths, nearly matching last year's total of 35, amid heightened public concern and ongoing investigations.
Houstonians gathered to bid farewell to legendary ABC13 anchor Dave Ward, who passed away at 86, celebrating his 50-year career and his deep connection to the Houston community with a funeral service attended by family, friends, and notable local figures.
Legendary Houston news anchor Dave Ward, known for over 50 years at ABC13 and his dedication to journalism and community service, has passed away. His funeral will be live-streamed, and he is remembered for his iconic style, extensive reporting career, and contributions to crime prevention and local community organizations.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire, a longtime Democrat, was reprimanded by the Harris County Democratic Party, which voted to withhold future endorsements due to his attendance at a fundraiser for a Republican and his perceived shift away from party values. The move, supported by progressives, could influence his 2027 reelection, though his approval ratings remain relatively high across political spectrums. The party's action reflects ongoing tensions within Houston's Democratic ranks and signals potential challenges from progressive candidates in the future.
Dave Ward, a legendary Houston news anchor and the longest-serving broadcaster in the world with a 50-year career at ABC 13 Eyewitness News, has died. Known for his warm delivery and commitment to journalistic integrity, Ward was a beloved figure in Houston, also contributing significantly to community initiatives like Crime Stoppers. He retired in 2017 after a distinguished career and is survived by his family and the Houston community.
The body of Christelrose Angel Ramirez, a domestic violence victim, was found in a barrel near Greenspoint, Houston, after being shot and murdered by Jesus Varela, who has been charged with multiple crimes including murder. Her family, shocked and grieving, has set up a fundraiser for her funeral, and Varela is awaiting trial.