Joe & The Juice is working on opening its next Houston storefront. According to a recently filed permit with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the new Joe and The Juice is expected to open in City Center at 920 Town…
What could a more equitable, sustainable and connected Houston look like? Students and faculty from the University of Houston, University of Houston-Downtown and Rice University are exploring that question through original artwork, maps and data-driven visualizations as part of “Designing…
Ramen Tatsu-Ya is opening its third Houston-area restaurant on Halloween, landing in Bellaire at 4672 Beechnut St. with free T-shirts, a year-of-free-ramen raffle and a DJ spinning during dinner hours. The grand opening kicks off at 11 a.m. on October 31, and the first…
Houston chef Aaron Bludorn is coming to the Hill Country. The chef’s Bludorn Hospitality Group will open a restaurant and lead the culinary program at The Kimpton Fredericksburg, a luxury hotel that’s expected to open in late 2027. “We really loved…
This article originally published at How Houston expanded from bayou to suburbs. Carmela, who has muscular dystrophy, says it was "amazing" to see herself on the billboard. The ten-year-old has been with the Dogs Trust since September 2025 but hopes for…
DeLancy, who grew up in Houston and is a McDonough resident, brings experience in nursing and health care administration to the race, as well as 39 years of service in the Army. For the last six years of her military career,…
Inside, FLAMA’s three stories are divided so that younger students will find their classrooms at the school’s base, and they will move upward through the school as they progress through grade levels. The ground level has a common area for…
Sekai, which featured a pool in the middle of it, was a go-to spot for day parties and nighttime activities. A popular Houston nightclub famous for its pool-centered environment and spring break popularity has abruptly closed down. A former employee…
OMA architects have embarked on a captivating transformation of Houston’s historic 1930s J.A. Folger & Co. coffee plant, reimagining it as the Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts (FLAMA) — also known as the academy. This tuition-free public charter school, anchored…
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