Announcements

A couple of weeks ago, the Harris County Toll Road Authority decided to no longer collect cash at the booth, allowing drivers to pay later on the Missed A Toll Website while waiving the administrative fee. Today, officials decided to take it one step f…

Edit: The text of the Stay-at-Home order is now available here. It’s official. As of midnight tonight, March 24th, Houstonians are under an order to stay at home to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The Stay-Home-Work-Safe order issued by Judge …

Here’s a family food deal that could pay off later this summer when you’re looking to beat the heat. Typhoon Texas, the waterpark in Katy, is offering family-sized barbecue meals for $60. And if you’re one of the first 100 to order, y…

In March, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued an order granting a temporary waiver for expired vehicle registrations during these pandemic times. Many people have been questioning if this waiver is still in effect, so we looked into it. As of October 28,…

As many of us rush to the grocery store to buy up toilet paper and stock shelf food items some family pets are having to wait for their next meal. Pets are completely dependent on us for their food, especially during this time. The Houston Humane Socie…

Owner of The Houston Astros, Jim Crane, has just pledged a $1 million donation to the help the people employed by Minute Maid Park. This comes after significant changes in the sports arena caused during the outbreak of COVID-19 or Coronavirus. The Hous…

Due to the rising number of Coronavirus cases in Houston, Texas the 33rd Annual Houston Art Car Parade has been canceled. The Art Car Parade has been one of the most iconic annual events in the city. As well as one of the largest. The local parade has …

Last week, school districts all across the area announced they would be extending their spring breaks for various periods of time. Today, as school districts continue monitoring the spread of the coronavirus, many of them have announced extensions to t…

Amazingly, Space City Weather will turn five years old in October of this year. Long-time readers may remember that in the very beginning we ran a few advertisements, but they slowed down the site, offered content we could not control, and really generated very little revenue. In early 2017, we moved to a monthly sponsorship […]