Why Trae Tha Truth Keeps Turning His Birthday Into Houston’s Biggest Give-Back
Read full article: Why Trae Tha Truth Keeps Turning His Birthday Into Houston’s Biggest Give-BackTrae Tha Truth discusses Trae Day 2026, community service, humanitarian efforts, helping earthquake victims in Venezuela and ways Houstonians can give back.
LIST: No plans this weekend? Houston has you covered!
Read full article: LIST: No plans this weekend? Houston has you covered!Houston offers a variety of free events this weekend, including the Hot Girl Walk at Hermann Park, a family movie night at Discovery Green, and a community market with book and puzzle swaps at Westbury Baptist Church.
Family-owned restaurant Foreign Grill shares Uzbek flavors ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ match
Read full article: Family-owned restaurant Foreign Grill shares Uzbek flavors ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ matchForeign Grill, a family-owned restaurant at POST Houston, introduces Houstonians and World Cup visitors to traditional Uzbek and Eastern European cuisine, featuring dishes like samsa and plov.
Gearing up for a big weekend of celebrations? How one stop at Kroger will get you everything you need and more
Read full article: Gearing up for a big weekend of celebrations? How one stop at Kroger will get you everything you need and moreReady or not, Father's Day is this weekend, and if you have no idea where to start, our friends at Kroger are making it super easy. From customizable party trays to desserts, there are a ton of ways to say "thank you" to dad. Plus, find out how to score a free pint or ice cream at any Kroger location this weekend. While Dad is taking the cake on Sunday, Saturday is all about soccer! We're in the kitchen with Kroger with a look at how they're making planning easy for both occasions.
WANTED: An audience ready to laugh at the Texas Outlaw Comics tonight at Houston Improv
Read full article: WANTED: An audience ready to laugh at the Texas Outlaw Comics tonight at Houston ImprovThe Texas Outlaw comics have a long history with Houston, and they're about to make another memorable stop in the city. From their upcoming improv show to a major announcement they're revealing first on Houston life, there's a lot to talk about before the hit the stage tonight at the Improv.
Looking for a Father’s Day activity? See more than 100 exotic cars at Velocité in Houston
Read full article: Looking for a Father’s Day activity? See more than 100 exotic cars at Velocité in HoustonLooking for Father’s Day plans in Houston? See more than 100 exotic cars at Velocité, a free Father’s Day event in Houston at River Oaks District on June 20. The showcase features supercars, hypercars and custom builds from around the world.
AEW Star Thunder Rosa balances two wrestling worlds while inspiring fans to chase their dreams
Read full article: AEW Star Thunder Rosa balances two wrestling worlds while inspiring fans to chase their dreamsAll Elite Wrestling is back in town, and one of its biggest stars joins "Houston "Life" us in Studio B! Thunder Rosa chats about the next chapter of her career as she takes on a unique dual role with AEW and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre—Mexico’s premier professional wrestling promotion. Catch up with the former champion about her what this international partnership means for her, her passion for wrestling and where you can see her next.
How custom coasters are made by hand at Red Bird Press studio
Read full article: How custom coasters are made by hand at Red Bird Press studioA hands-on printmaking demo shows how custom coasters are created using traditional techniques while highlighting the craft of letterpress and community printmaking.
How a community effort saved Houston’s printmaking legacy
Read full article: How a community effort saved Houston’s printmaking legacyAfter 40 years of service, The Printing Museum sadly closed its doors. But with help from the community, one organization rose to the museum's historic equipment. Learn more about their efforts.
LIST: Free and low-cost splash pads, spray grounds and waterparks in the Houston area to cool off in summer 2026
Read full article: LIST: Free and low-cost splash pads, spray grounds and waterparks in the Houston area to cool off in summer 2026Where to beat the heat and make summer memories without breaking the bank.
Celebrate Freedom Festival returns to Emancipation Park this Saturday
Read full article: Celebrate Freedom Festival returns to Emancipation Park this SaturdayJoin the fifth annual Celebrate Freedom Festival, organized by Juneteenth Houston, this Saturday, June 6, at Emancipation Park. As part of the city's 19 Days of Juneteenth initiative, the event features live entertainment, food, cultural traditions and community connection.
Texas is getting a massive new state park, and it will be the second largest in the state
Read full article: Texas is getting a massive new state park, and it will be the second largest in the stateA massive stretch of Texas Hill Country is officially becoming a new state park, and it’s set to be one of the biggest outdoor destinations in the entire state.
New Sprouts in Kingwood Is Here | And Yes, You Can Sample Just About Anything
Read full article: New Sprouts in Kingwood Is Here | And Yes, You Can Sample Just About AnythingTake a look inside the brand-new Sprouts Farmers Market in Kingwood, where fresh produce, organic groceries, local partnerships and plenty of samples are waiting for shoppers. Plus, learn where to find Sprouts' viral $5.99 sandwich in the Houston area.
A New Sprouts Farmers Market Has Opened in Webster—Here’s What You’ll Find Inside
Read full article: A New Sprouts Farmers Market Has Opened in Webster—Here’s What You’ll Find InsideSprouts Farmers Market has officially opened a new location in Webster, TX. Discover fresh produce, healthy grocery finds, an exclusive Moon & Stars watermelon, and one of the area's largest bulk food selections.
Grocery relief? Walmart, Kroger and H-E-B announce major price cuts
Read full article: Grocery relief? Walmart, Kroger and H-E-B announce major price cutsAs grocery prices continue to strain household budgets, several major grocery chains are rolling out price cuts in an effort to attract shoppers and compete with warehouse retailers like Costco and Sam’s Club.
Trader Joe’s shoppers could get nearly $100 from $7.4 million settlement, deadline to file claim is approaching
Read full article: Trader Joe’s shoppers could get nearly $100 from $7.4 million settlement, deadline to file claim is approachingTrader Joe’s customers who may have received receipts containing too much payment card information could be eligible for a cash payment from a $7.4 million class-action settlement, but the deadline to file a claim is quickly approaching.
Houston Texans’ new Toro District project raises big questions about public money and traffic
Read full article: Houston Texans’ new Toro District project raises big questions about public money and trafficThe Houston Texans’ planned Toro District in Bridgeland raises questions about taxpayer funding, traffic and infrastructure costs
Gen Z and millennials are drinking less alcohol, focusing more on health and fitness
Read full article: Gen Z and millennials are drinking less alcohol, focusing more on health and fitnessFor decades, alcohol has been closely tied to socializing, especially among young adults. But a growing number of Gen Z and millennials are redefining that culture by drinking less and prioritizing health, fitness and mental well-being instead.
Good God, Nadine’s: New cocktail bar in the Heights serves playful drinks with eccentric attitudes
Read full article: Good God, Nadine’s: New cocktail bar in the Heights serves playful drinks with eccentric attitudesThe concept behind “Good God, Nadine's” is to imagine a Southern garden party hosted by your most unapologetic and opinionated aunt.
How a problem at Lake Livingston Dam could impact water for millions in Houston
Read full article: How a problem at Lake Livingston Dam could impact water for millions in HoustonA Lake Livingston Dam is now being watched for a “potential failure.” While the dam is more than 80 miles away from Houston, this could be a huge problem for millions of people.
Galveston residents may see discoloration in their water caused by ‘disruption to water line system’
Read full article: Galveston residents may see discoloration in their water caused by ‘disruption to water line system’The city of Galveston is giving residents a heads-up after some have reportedly experienced discoloration in their drinking water.
Protein-packed foods are everywhere, but experts say balance is still key
Read full article: Protein-packed foods are everywhere, but experts say balance is still keyFrom protein bars and shakes to high-protein cereals and snacks, protein has become one of the biggest nutrition trends in recent years.
Stressed and snacking late at night? New study suggests it could harm your gut health
Read full article: Stressed and snacking late at night? New study suggests it could harm your gut healthA new study suggests that eating a large portion of your daily calories late at night while experiencing stress may be linked to digestive problems and an unhealthy gut.
Greg Abbott warns of ‘challenging summer’ after flesh-eating parasite found in Texas
Read full article: Greg Abbott warns of ‘challenging summer’ after flesh-eating parasite found in TexasGov. Greg Abbott is expected to address the ongoing response to the confirmed case of the New World screwworm in Texas.
Flesh-eating parasite confirmed in Texas. What Houston residents need to know about the new world screwworm
Read full article: Flesh-eating parasite confirmed in Texas. What Houston residents need to know about the new world screwwormFederal officials have confirmed the presence of the New World screwworm in Texas, marking the first U.S. detection of the flesh-eating parasite in decades and raising concerns for livestock owners, pet owners, and wildlife experts across the state.
Dewberry Farm: The frightfully fun, family-friendly Halloween attraction that will scare but won’t scar your children
Read full article: Dewberry Farm: The frightfully fun, family-friendly Halloween attraction that will scare but won’t scar your childrenDewberry Farm is the perfect place to spend an entire day doing family activities. Once the sun goes down, it’s time for “BOOriffic Nights.” From haunted trails to axe throwing to jack-o-lanterns, this place will keep you and the family busy.
The Texas Renaissance Festival begins this weekend. Here’s what to know before you go.
Read full article: The Texas Renaissance Festival begins this weekend. Here’s what to know before you go.Whether you’re a Ren Fest regular or a faire first-timer, take a moment to review what you need to know before you go.
HMNS to host viewing party for Oct. 14 ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse
Read full article: HMNS to host viewing party for Oct. 14 ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipseYou can see a broadcast of the eclipse in all its fiery glory on a big, big screen during an eclipse viewing event organized by the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Adjustable-rate mortgages can help some Houston homebuyers save money, but they’re not for everyone
Read full article: Adjustable-rate mortgages can help some Houston homebuyers save money, but they’re not for everyoneSummer is one of the busiest times of the year for homebuyers, and with mortgage rates remaining elevated, many are looking for ways to make homeownership more affordable.
Houston-area home prices drop for the first time in 15 years. Here’s where buyers can find the best deals
Read full article: Houston-area home prices drop for the first time in 15 years. Here’s where buyers can find the best dealsFor many families, summer marks the busiest time of the year to buy a home as they try to get settled before the start of a new school year.
HAR halts plan to add flood risk ratings to listings. Here’s where you can find them
Read full article: HAR halts plan to add flood risk ratings to listings. Here’s where you can find themThe Houston Association of Realtors has postponed plans to integrate flood risk ratings into property listings due to concerns over data accuracy and interpretation, but homebuyers still have multiple resources available to assess flood risks in the Bayou City.
A home for a hero: see the special touch inside the walls of this veteran’s new house
Read full article: A home for a hero: see the special touch inside the walls of this veteran’s new houseIn Waller, Texas, a simple frame of wood and nails is transforming into something much bigger as PulteGroup builds a mortgage-free home for Army veteran Staff Sergeant Cassandra Pierre and her three children.
Veteran-Owned Window Company Helps Houston-Area Homeowners Cut Energy Bills and Stay Cool 🏡☀️🌬️✨
Read full article: Veteran-Owned Window Company Helps Houston-Area Homeowners Cut Energy Bills and Stay Cool 🏡☀️🌬️✨As temperatures rise across the Houston area, so do many homeowners’ energy bills. But a veteran-owned business in Tomball is helping residents take control of their cooling costs—one window at a time.
Bush thieves, ‘crack grass,’ Santapede: Houston homeowners share their wildest HOA stories
Read full article: Bush thieves, ‘crack grass,’ Santapede: Houston homeowners share their wildest HOA storiesWe asked KPRC 2 readers to share their most outrageous dust-ups with local homeowners associations and what we got back were hundreds of grievances.
Celebrate World Ocean Day in Galveston with art, music & ocean fun for free 🌊 🌊
Read full article: Celebrate World Ocean Day in Galveston with art, music & ocean fun for free 🌊 🌊Summer is almost here and local nonprofit Artist Boat is gearing up for their annual World Oceans Day Festival in Galveston. It's a fun, family-friendly event open to the public for free.
Rung Film Festival returns to Houston, highlighting Pakistani storytellers on the big screen
Read full article: Rung Film Festival returns to Houston, highlighting Pakistani storytellers on the big screenHouston’s Rung Film Festival returns to Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston on May 16 and 17, celebrating Pakistani storytellers, filmmakers and creatives in film. See how they're sparking conversations around representation, identity and culture in the mainstream media.
This Houston program uses comedy to build confidence and change lives
Read full article: This Houston program uses comedy to build confidence and change livesAt The Opportunity Center, a former secured facility has been reimagined into a space for growth and creativity. Now, laughter is at the center of that transformation with Comedy Unlocked. Watch the video above to see how you can laugh for a good cause.
The story behind Agnes and Sherman where Asian flavors meet American comfort food
Read full article: The story behind Agnes and Sherman where Asian flavors meet American comfort foodStep into Agnes and Sherman, where Asian flavors meet classic diner nostalgia. Drawing inspiration from his rich multicultural upbringing and family history, rising chef Nick Wong captivated food lovers with his unique menu, making this the go-to spot for unforgettable meals and social gatherings.
Step inside August Wilson’s “Fences” at Houston’s Alley Theatre - A timeless story of love, legacy, and second chances
Read full article: Step inside August Wilson’s “Fences” at Houston’s Alley Theatre - A timeless story of love, legacy, and second chancesIn a city as dynamic as Houston, there are certain performances that feel less like entertainment and more like essential experiences.“Fences”—now on stage at the Alley Theatre—is one of them.
Silambam Houston highlights the beauty of Indian classical dance at the Hobby Center
Read full article: Silambam Houston highlights the beauty of Indian classical dance at the Hobby CenterExperience the beauty of Indian classical dance as Silambam Houston takes the stage at the Hobby Center on May 1 with its original production “Kāvya: Poetry in Motion,” blending movement, music and storytelling in a powerful cultural experience.
A preview of Great Age on the Green, Houston’s new festival celebrating aging boldly
Read full article: A preview of Great Age on the Green, Houston’s new festival celebrating aging boldlyHouston is getting a brand-new festival that’s all about living well at every age. Great Age on the Green is taking over Discovery Green with music, wellness activities, fashion, and community connection for a one-of-a-kind experience. Emmy-winning actress Kate Linder joins Great Age Movement founder Fritz McDonald to share what makes this event so special with Houston Life's Derrick Shore