How did Houston get so big? We take a look at the city's moves to annex more land and cities in the 1960s, an effort that ...

The annual count, which runs through Thursday, helps officials track trends in homelessness and determine the resources ...

The proposed expansion includes seven new non-felony district courts: three new civil courts, three family courts and one ...

Houston's major airports have been occupied by the homeless community. In this Factor exclusive, Doug Griffith of the Houston Police Officers Union shares what it means for the traveling public.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as Houston’s population surged, the city sought durable solutions ... Gentrification, neglect and decay have also transformed Freedmen’s Town over the years.

More than 3 million Houstonians identify as Hispanic, and this number is expected to grow by 2029, according to a report by ...

ECHO spokesman Chris Davis noted that the 2023 count showed the city’s camping ban and a change in service providers had drawn the homeless population ... living in Houston at the time ...

Over the 42 ... office market, Houston will stay resilient, presenting a large number of opportunities to creatively change the industry, Roberts said. “We’re at a time of generational ...

GoGo Charters plans to expand its intercity services across Texas and the country over the next two years. Houston travelers ... is in part because of the population growth and thriving economic ...

Black residents make up more than 31% of the county's voting-age population ... action at that time," the commissioners said in a statement cited by an NBC News affiliate. The Houston County ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK ... compliance and that the local governments use the funds on time. Eck said ultimately the GLO took over the program completely. At that point, they said Williams ...