Author: Shawn Arrajj

Several groups in the Heights are collaborating on a new, free festival celebrating art, music and community along one of the area’s main corridors.

Several business have debuted in Rice Village this fall, while renovations are also nearing completion on a nearby art gallery space.

Children who have experienced sex trafficking can browse from hundreds of clothing items and shoes—all for free—thanks to a new initiative unveiled Nov. 14 by the nonprofit Children’s Assessment Center with help from the Kolache Factory.

Leo’s, a new upscale steak and seafood restaurant, is slated to open next to the River Oaks Theater in spring 2024. Now, officials with Culinary Khancepts, the Houston-based hospitality group behind the eatery, have announced Tim Reading will lead …

Clothing options include leggings, sweatpants, shirts, shorts, dresses and onesies.

Officials with the Greater Houston LGBT Chamber of Commerce will bring back the group’s annual holiday food drive Nov. 30, this time in support of Tony’s Place and LGBTQ+ youth.

Officials with the Texas Department of Transportation will host a series of public meetings in December related to the North Houston Highway Improvement Project, a $9 billion project that involves widening portions of I-45 North and redesigning par…

Medium Rare, a Washington, D.C.-based restaurant specializing in French-influenced steak and frites, will open in a new Midtown outpost around spring 2024 at 3201 Louisiana St., Houston.

As work advances on a project to build new interchange ramps at I-69 and Loop 610 in southwest Houston, the Texas Department of Transportation has announced major closures starting late Nov. 17 and running through the weekend.

Members of Houston City Council unanimously approved an agreement between the city and United Airlines at a Nov. 15 meeting related to major expansion plans at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport.