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Shuttlebration: Shuttle comes to Houston
Entertain the kids and introduce them to a little space history this weekend at Shuttlebration .A Tomorrow a Space Shuttle replica will be arriving in Kemah and kicking off the celebrations.A The weekend will end with a parade and the delivery of the replica to its resting place at Space Center Houston .A Shuttlebration Weekend begins on the ... (more)
3 hrs ago | Northeast News
North Houston Association 2012 Awards Presented
By Paula Lenz, Executive Director North Houston Association NORTH HOUSTON- City of Houston Mayor Annise Parker was the keynote speaker at the North Houston Association Annual Awards Luncheon on Thursday, May 17, 2012.
7 hrs ago | Houston Press
First Look at Sweet Paris Creperie
Although it's generally agreed upon that Melange Creperie serves the best crepes in Houston, there is one distinct disadvantage to the crepe cart: the weather.
12 hrs ago | KHOU-TV Houston
New service offers city-to-city rides starting at $1
The corner of Polk and Travis is about to get busier as on Thursday morning Megabus, a city-to-city express bus service, will announce service in Houston.
Chaos in Tejas is genre blind, e-x-t-r-e-m-e-l-y so. ... First-half music festival behemoth Chaos in Tejas.
Fashion frenzy on tap as H&M gets ready for Houston debut
People pass signage for H&M at Willowbrook Mall in February. Its first Houston store opens at Baybrook Mall on Thursday, and a second store will come to Willowbrook later.
Muslim council reassigns fiery Houston imam at members' urging
A Houston imam whose frequently strange and paranoid sermons drew the ire of many young Muslims in recent months has been reassigned and will no longer preach at the Islamic Society of Greater Houston , though he remains a full-time employee.
Why can't the United States and Mexico agree on one only name for the Rio Bravo-Grande river? And I don t understand why the Americans lo dice in espaol ? The Mexican is a Californian by the grace of God so doesn't dare tread the intellectual waters of the Lone Star State unless absolutely necessary - recently, he declared Dallas as more ... (more)
Houston offers summer fun for all ages with art, food, music and theatre
This summer take some time to enjoy a little music, art, drama or food in a city where choices are aplenty.
Norse Energy is moving HQ back to Houston
Norse Energy Corp. ASA is shuttering its New York offices and will move its U.S. headquarters to Houston, reclaiming offices the company has been subletting on Tanglewilde Street.
$5,000 reward offered for man's killer
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of a suspect who killed a man in southeast Houston.
Houston, We're Getting TWO New Alamo Drafthouses In 2013
With the Alamo Drafthouse spreading it's brand of awesome filmgoing experiences across the country, the two we have here in Houston have been great.
Houston Has Another 'End of the Universe' in Chinatown with Banana Leaf II
Most Houstonians remember when the city was briefly thrust into the national spotlight for something far stupider than our usual assortment of bad press: The time several years back when comedian Lewis Black called Houston the "end of the universe" for having two Starbucks on opposite sides of the street at Shepherd and West Gray.
Sweat and Shrimp Heads: Behind the Scenes as Eat St. Films The Modular
It didn't matter that it was high noon on a weekday afternoon in crushing heat and humidity: The line of customers at Grand Prize wrapped from the rear of the Montrose bar all the way to the city sidewalk out front.
Space shuttle replica continues its journey to JSC
CLEAR LAKE A replica of the space shuttle is slowly making its way across the Gulf of Mexico on a journey to the Johnson Space Center.
Sticky heat today; showers possible Thursday
Catherine Lengley walks her stubborn dog 'Bud' during a breeze morning at Stude Park on Friday, May 25, 2012, in Houston.
Brazilian steakhouse chain Fogo de Chao to be sold to Thomas H. Lee
Brazilian steakhouse restaurant Fogo de Chao is being bought out by private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners in Boston.
Election Briefs: Veasey expects a runoff in 33rd Congressional District
The 33rd District is the only Congressional seat that includes parts of Dallas and Fort Worth.
Contrary to some residents' fears, Bellaire's 18-month, $6.7 million Baldwin Avenue drainage project will not include a tie-in to Beechnut Street.
Eat St. Films The Modular at Grand Prize Bar
The Cooking Channel show Eat St. recently swung through Houston to film an episode centered around Houston's growing food truck scene.