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All rides on METRORail, which provides access to Downtown Houston as well as to NRG Park, will be free from March 31-April 3.

A massive fire broke out at an apartment complex in downtown Houston Saturday, damaging dozens of units.

With March Madness now underway, many areas in Downtown Houston already have signage of Final Four activities.

You're invited to the 2023 NCAA Final Four Fan Events.

The COP28 climate change summit later this year is on the minds of energy industry experts this week at an annual conference in Houston.

In 2022, the number of people experiencing homelessness decreased by 20% compared to pre-covid levels in 2020, according to the coalition.

Ideas on how to make your special day everything you’ve always wanted it to be.

The Houston Astros Caravan is back, y’all!

A 26-year-old security guard working at a downtown Houston nightclub has been convicted in its 2019 violent armed robbery, the U.S. Attorney Office announced Monday.

A free, family-friendly event called "The Biggest Picnic in Texas," in which a new amenity at Houston's largest urban park will be unveiled, was postponed from December because of weather-related construction delays.

A man in his late 20s was shot at least twice in front of his girlfriend while they were walking home from a concert in downtown Houston early Sunday, police said.

Attorneys for Patrick Xavier Clark, the 33-year-old man charged in the murder of Migos rapper Takeoff, filed a motion Tuesday asking for his bond amount to be reduced.

The defense attorney for Cameron Joshua, 22, says his client is not responsible for the shooting death of the Migos rapper on Nov. 1 in Houston.

Houston’s longstanding holiday tradition is back after a two-year hiatus as the 73rd H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade is set to go on tomorrow. The first question: will it be canceled due to weather?

A local man recently went viral with a reel showcasing a panoramic photo of Downtown Houston that was taken using an old Nintendo GameBoy from the 90s. The video got over 1 million views, over 150,000 likes, and the numbers have been rising every second on both Instagram and Tiktok. Tuesday on Houston Life, we’ll meet this photographer, find out how he put the camera together and why he is even using a GameBoy to begin with. That’s Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. on KPRC 2.

Want to feel like you’re downtown without the hassle of leaving home?

The family of Madison Dubiski, the 23-year-old Houston resident who died Nov. 5, 2021, at the Astroworld Festival, created a foundation that is promoting improved safety protocols at concerts.

Pride Bike Ride Houston returned to its weekly tradition Tuesday night, exactly two weeks after a hit-and-run driver killed one of their own.

Click2Pins.com is where we find the photos that are making your life what it is in Southeast Texas.

A search is underway for the driver of a pickup truck who allegedly hit a motorcyclist near downtown Houston early Saturday.

The "Big Art. Bigger Change" project is a a collaboration between a downtown economic development organization, a global arts nonprofit, an energy company and a Harris County commissioner.

What does it take to get a giant mural onto the side of a building? Houston Life's Melanie Camp went Downtown to find out more from International Artist Chase Maclaim.

This annual event features the work of over 200 artists, representing 19 different art disciplines.

Three people were injured in a hit-and-run incident involving a bicycle taxi while leaving the Astros game in downtown Houston Tuesday, officers with the Houston Police Department said.

Exploring the cultural diversity of Latin American cuisine.

Ever wanted to order a pizza as fast as three minutes? It’s now possible, thanks to a new machine that’s taking pizza delivery by storm.

Ever wanted to order a pizza as fast as three minutes? It’s now possible, thanks to a new machine that’s taking pizza delivery by storm.

It’s an excellent time to try new food in Houston.

The Lyric Market, a new food hall in Houston’s Theater District, will open this fall.

Several streets in downtown Houston were temporarily shut down Wednesday as police investigated a suspicious package found at a building.

Meagan Blackstock and her family drove more than an hour to get to an Astros game Tuesday night and found parking in a private lot right near the ballpark.

Take a few minutes, answer the questions, and see where you land on the Houston spectrum.

Houston Life Reporter Melanie Camp met up with Australia's Thunder from Down Under to find out just how Aussie they really are...

The usual Independence Day celebrations are back on in the Houston area after two years of pandemic-related changes.

A 26-year-old security guard working at a downtown Houston nightclub has been convicted in its 2019 violent armed robbery, the U.S. Attorney Office announced Monday.

A Houston police officer was taken to the hospital Wednesday after being involved in a traffic accident while transporting a prisoner to jail.

Houston is the most ethnically diverse region in the entire country. Each year this diversity is celebrated through the International Festival or iFest. KPRC 2 is a proud sponsor of this event. Friday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, we’ll give you a sneak peek at the food, music, dance and customs you and your family can experience this weekend for free at iFest 2022 at Discovery Green in Downtown Houston.

Are you looking for a fun family-friendly event to attend this weekend?

These parks are in the Houston area or not too far from it.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County has been working on a new way to travel between Downtown and Uptown, as these areas are two of Houston’s largest employment and activity centers.

For those with nautical inclinations but no ship to call their own, here are eight Houston-area boats – from a pontoon to a yacht – offering daytime and evening sightseeing tours, and dinner and dancing cruises.

A group of University of Houston undergraduate students and their professor have identified what they say have become the 10 most dangerous non-freeway Houston intersections post-lockdown.

Southwest of Downtown Houston is a close-knit area brimming with African-American heritage.

Downtown at POST HTX, what was once the Barbara Jordan Post Office (and the site of Grand Central Station before that) has been transformed into a sort of next generation town square.

A man who was caught throwing objects from a broken window on the 24th floor of downtown Houston’s JPMorgan Chase Tower is now in custody, authorities say.

As 2021 comes to a close, here’s a look back at just some of our favorite images captured by Texas Tribune photographers all over the state — and across the nation — to tell the stories of Texans in a challenging year.

Houston restaurant legend Irma Galvan turns 80 years old on Saturday. Her family has a big celebration planned for her on Sunday.

“Winter Wanderland” is a new holiday lights destination along Bagby Street with over 100,000 twinkling lights.

Houston did not disappoint in the weird news department this year.

The final confrontation involved the suspect driving dangerously around gas stations and small businesses near the Greenspoint Mall, attempting to evade law enforcement vehicles. Just outside of the Goodwill store off Greenspoint Drive a Houston PD SWAT vehicle intentionally collided with the suspect vehicle head-on, stopping the chase. No law enforcement officers were wounded in the confrontation. Because Houston PD had staged law enforcement vehicles in the area they were able to quickly join the pursuit. You can watch Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s press conference and Houston PD Executive Chief Matt Slinkard’s press conference below.

Spring, Texas – Harris County Precinct 4 deputy constables, along with the Houston Police Department are in pursuit of a suspect who allegedly shot at a Spring Police Station, Monday. A Precinct 4 Constable spotted the suspect Thursday morning on 610 in the Pasadena area, and a chase ensued. The chase has led deputies through Downtown Houston and they have now made their way back to Interstate 45 headed North. The Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter is tracking the white sedan as it weaves in and out of traffic in south Houston. According to radio reports, dispatch advising the responding officers that the suspect is wearing a bullet proof vest and is armed.

A historic Downtown Houston building will shine orange and blue lights in support of the Astros.

The 72nd annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day parade will cover 20 blocks and feature floats, marching bands and high-flying balloons.

Komen Houston is gearing up for their annual event happening Saturday, October 2, 2021 at Sam Houston Park in Downtown Houston.

Authorities are investigating after a pedestrian was reportedly hit Sunday night by a METRORail train in downtown Houston, officials said.

Calling all art lovers: The Bayou City Arts Festival is back.

A Game of Thrones-inspired experience is coming to downtown Houston.

A man is wanted for shooting a security guard in downtown Houston, according to Houston Police Department.

This Independence Day weekend, we take a look at the Houston restaurants and bars offering food and drink specials, including preordered items to-go.

Police are responding Saturday afternoon to a deadly shooting in downtown Houston, officials said.

A heat advisory was put in effect for the Houston-area Tuesday as record-high temperatures put a strain on the state's electric grid.

Have we hit the moment when the ‘Be Somebody’ sign will be a beloved memory of the past? Maybe.

A local coffee shop is helping to share an often untold story about the Tulsa Massacre, a horrific event when a mob of white city officials and residents attacked Black residents and businesses in 1921.

Spring is bursting with new restaurants in Houston.

Now a post-tropical cyclone, Beta brought record amounts of rainfall to the Houston area and flooded multiple area roadways and low-lying areas. Street flooding in Houston led to nearly 100 water rescues on roadways Monday night and Tuesday, according to the Houston Fire Department. Houston Public Works reported more than 100,000 gallons of domestic wastewater spilled in five locations Tuesday due to Tropical Storm Beta. Residents with water service provided by the City of Houston do not need to boil water, according to Public Works. Houston Public Media reporter Matt Harab also contributed to this report.

HOUSTON The weather is warming up and thousands of high school and college graduates will be celebrating their milestone with forever photos. Whether you are taking them yourself or with a professional, keep these places in mind when getting your pictures done. Eleanor Tinsley Park/Buffalo BayouThis park located within Buffalo Bayou has great picture spots for graduates to take advantage of. Cullinan ParkOne of Sugar Lands popular parks marks the list of best parks to take pictures in the Houston area according to MommyNearest. Allens LandingThe birthplace of Houston is also a great spot to take pictures for graduates, located just outside the Downtown Houston skyline a couple blocks from UH-Downtown.

Mayor Sylvester Turner ate at Ocean Palace Restaurant in Chinatown Thursday imploring Houstonians to "enjoy your life" and not let fear get the best of them. The Mayor visited Chinatown for lunch with State Representative Gene Wu, as well as his executive staff and community membersand not on the taxpayers dime. A show of confidence from the mayor of Houston could only be because a massive wrong is taking place the unfounded fear that by frequenting an Asian establishment, the coronavirus might be contracted. The rodeo is working daily with the Houston Health Department to ensure the safety and well-being of our guests. [This is affecting] not only the Asian community, the American community too, the food industry, the airline industry, says La.

Check out Megan Thee Stallion's stunning blue birthday lookMegan Thee Stallion in Concert for Red Bull at White Oak Music Hall near Downtown Houston on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Megan Thee Stallion in Concert for Red Bull at White Oak Music Hall near Downtown Houston on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Image 1 of / 22 Caption Close Check out Megan Thee Stallion's stunning blue birthday look 1 / 22 Back to GalleryHouston's own hot girl turned 25 on Saturday, and she celebrated the occasion in style. Megan Thee Stallion posted photos of herself to Instagram with the caption "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO A REAL B---HHHH" followed by blue heart emojis and "REAL AQUARIUS SH-T."The blue emojis were in line with her birthday outfit, which showcased Megan with stunning bright blue locks and a deep blue furry coat. Click through Megan's post to check out the look below.

Legendary DJ Biz Markie spins the best of the 80s and 90s at Houstons House of BluesBiz Markie performs at the House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Friday, January 24, 2020 Biz Markie performs at the House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Friday, January 24, 2020 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Image 1 of / 74 Caption Close Legendary DJ Biz Markie spins the best of the 80s and 90s at Houstons House of Blues 1 / 74 Back to GalleryHip-hop legend DJ Biz Markie took Houston partygoers on a nostalgic ride through the '80s and '90s Friday night at Houstons House of Blues. Spinning hits, from Sugar Hill Gangs "Rappers Delight" to Madonnas "Holiday," Markie takes fans on a danceable journey back in time with his inspired choices. So which glorious era had the songs that got the most feet moving on the on the dance floor? In an interview, he once weighed the musical merits of the two decades and one came out on top. I was hot in the 90s too.Markie, aka Marcel Hall, has chiseled out an indisputable spot for himself in hip-hop history.

'King of the Ghetto', Z-Ro celebrates birthday in style at Houstons House of BluesBirthday Celebration for Z-Ro at The House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Sunday, January 19, 2020 Birthday Celebration for Z-Ro at The House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Sunday, January 19, 2020 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Image 1 of / 53 Caption Close 'King of the Ghetto', Z-Ro celebrates birthday in style at Houstons House of Blues 1 / 53 Back to GalleryHouston Rapper, Z-Ro celebrated his 43rd birthday in spectacular fashion Sunday night with luminaries of Houston's rap royalty at Houstons House of Blues. Joining him to kick off the H-town fete were Paul Wall, Slim Thug, Johnny Dang, Judge George Powell, J. Paul Wall and Slim Thug helped host the bash which drew some of Houstons most notable celebs. Z-Ro is the former member of Guerrilla Maaba rap group featuring Trae Tha Truth, Dougie D and Taz. "You gotta wake up one day and want more," Z-Ro said in an interview about his growth as a thriving artist.

Best Grocery Store: Phoenicia Specialty Foods Downtown MarketDowntown Houston isnt exactly a food desert, but any glimpse of a grocery store with fresh produce and protein selections might be a mirage if its not Phoenicia Specialty Foods on Austin. The stores upside is more than location, location, location. Its family-run by folks who made their mark in an era when family-operated specialty grocers ruled Houstons retail grocery market. Phoenicia's Downtown Market boasts fresh produce, a butcher shop, an array of prepared foods, a delectable bakery selection and a catering service. The store and bar make Phoenicia a hub for downtown Houstons rapidly growing residential ranks.

Surreal moments captured at Houston's Silent Disco 'Ugly Sweater' BashSilent Disco at 40 Below in Downtown Houston on Friday, Dec 13, 2019 Silent Disco at 40 Below in Downtown Houston on Friday, Dec 13, 2019 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Image 1 of / 64 Caption Close Surreal moments captured at Houston's Silent Disco 'Ugly Sweater' Bash 1 / 64 Back to GallerySlip into the ethereal world of a silent disco, and you'll discover one of the most immersive, euphoric experiences. Houstonians had their chance to get into the strangely liberating 'quiet clubbing' vibe at Revention Music Center's silent disco: Ugly Sweater Edition on Friday night. Houston's hottest DJs dueled for revelers' attention, with dance tunes only heard through headphones. For those who've never indulged in the silent disco phenomenon, it's all about exploring the energy, vibe of hypnotic rap, hip hop or Latin fusion soundwaves and dancing together in silence. Just chill, grab some headphones, pick a DJ channel and start dancing.

Gasolina tour fuels 'explosive' Reggaeton party at Houstons House of BluesGasolina Party at House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Saturday, December7, 2019 Gasolina Party at House of Blues in Downtown Houston on Saturday, December7, 2019 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Photo: Jamaal Ellis, Contributor Image 1 of / 63 Caption Close Gasolina tour fuels 'explosive' Reggaeton party at Houstons House of Blues 1 / 63 Back to GalleryDont ever hit a Houston Reggaeton party without being prepared to dance to red-hot, irresistibly dynamic, Latin-infused dance beats all night long. It was a reggaeton dance party takeover for Gasolina fans at Houstons House of Blues on Saturday night. Houston partygoers got into the pounding Reggaeton vibe, dancing to Houston groups, like as Bombn and Blackout. The evenings lineup showcased the next wave of hot Houston talent with eclectic influences of Latin Trap and Hip Hop. Gasolina has now flourished into one of the largest Reggaeton parties in the country, with future stops in San Diego, Atlanta and Denver.

2019 H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade traffic guide: Downtown Houston roads closed on Wednesday, ThursdaySeveral roads in and around downtown Houston will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday due to the 70th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade. Several roads in and around downtown Houston will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday due to the 70th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade. Photo: Courtesy Photo: Courtesy Image 1 of / 22 Caption Close 2019 H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade traffic guide: Downtown Houston roads closed on Wednesday, Thursday 1 / 22 Back to GalleryHouston's 70th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, which will weave through the downtown area, starts at 9 a.m on Thursday. On HoustonChronicle.com: 2019 H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade announces more fun to the holiday scheduleThe city's first Thanksgiving Day parade took place in 1949, when Santa arrived at Union Station and rode his sleigh to the downtown Foley's department store. Those who wish to venture downtown, either for the parade or otherwise, should be aware that there will be several street closures on Wednesday and Thursday.

If you love to have fun, there's no time like the present when it comes to getting out and about in Houston. From a blind date dinner to a comedy show to a classical music concert, here are the local events worth checking out this week. 'Dating In The Dark'From the event description:Join us for "Dating in the Dark," a fun and inventive way to meet new and interesting singles in the Houston and surrounding areas! There will be drinks and food for purchase and mystery speed dating blindfolds provided by us. We hope to see you at this once in a lifetime, fun and unique event!

An artist creates a realistic chalk mural at Houstion's Via Colori sidewalk chalk art festival. (Image from Via Colori Facebook page)HOUSTON - Houston will celebrate its 14th annual Via Colori sidewalk chalk art festival in downtown on Nov. 23 and 24. The festival will feature more than 200 local, national and international artists to create the beautiful murals using only chalk, according to the festival website. Carol at Houston Via Colori Hope to see you at this year's Houston Via Colori! Sat & Sun Nov. 23 & 24, 2019 - Downtown Houston.

Port Aransas, TexasDistance from Downtown Houston to Port Aransas: 195 milesFor those looking for a beach vacation, pack up your car and journey three hours up to Port Aransas. The Port Aransas Museum painted by Flint Reed. Courtesy of Port Aransas Museum Facebook. The Port Aransas Museum was founded with the Port Aransas Preservation and Historical Association and the City of Port Aransas as a historical museum, which showcases and preserves the town's history. The Port Aransas Museum holds over 12,000 photos and documents pertaining to the history of the city in their publicly accessible database.

Mendocino Farms, 609 Main, will open in Downtown Houston November 7. This will make the third location in the Houston area for the California-based sandwich and salad restaurant. Obviously, Texas is a great choice for the upscale sandwich restaurant because there are plans for two more in Houston next year and also one slated for downtown Dallas. This makes restaurant number eight for the restaurant brand's co-owners Babak and Shelley Elham who opened the first restaurant in 2003. Its proprietary "Moon Milk" is made of all natural unrefined sugar with hints of spice and is used in its Whole Moon, Half Moon and Quarter Moon lattes.

HOUSTON - The Texas Department of Transportation will close the I-10 East Freeway eastbound connector to I-69 Eastex southbound and the I-69 Eastex northbound connector to I-10 East Freeway westbound as work continues to reconstruct the Elysian Viaduct Bridge north of Downtown Houston. Starting Friday at 9 p.m. crews will close the I-10 East eastbound connector to I-69 Eastex southbound until February 2020. Motorists will be detoured to I-45 Gulf southbound from I-10 eastbound to I-69 Southwest Freeway southbound. Also, on Frida at 9 p.m. crews will close the I-69 Eastex northbound connector to I-10 East westbound unti lFebruary 2020. Motorists will be detoured to I-610 North Loop westbound to I-45 North Freeway southbound to I-10 westbound.

From bubble soccer to ballroom dance lessons, there's plenty to do when it comes to sports and fitness activities coming up in Houston this week. Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. Discounted bubble soccerFrom the Urban Bubbleball deal description:Participants bounce around in large bubbles while engaging in an intense 30-minute soccer game. Choose between two options: $21 for four weeks of 50-minute beginner group ballroom dance lessons (a $60 value), or $21 for four weeks of 50-minute beginner group salsa dance lessons (a $60 value).

If you're a theater fan, mark your calendars: There's plenty to do when it comes to stage performances in Houston this week, from "Frankenstein' to a romantic comedy. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. Discounted tickets for Mary Shelly's 'Frankenstein'From the Mary Shelly's "Frankenstein" deal description:"Frankenstein" tells the tragic story of the eponymous scientist and his ill-starred creation. Richard O'Brien's "The Rocky Horror Show" returns to Art Factory, just in time for Halloween! Join Brad, Janet, Dr. Frank-N-Furter and the whole mansion of zany characters for this cult-classic rock musical, live on stage!

Downtown Houston street closures for Game 1 of the 2019 World SeriesSeveral major downtown streets will be closed for Game 1 of the 2019 World Series Tuesday in Houston. >>>See more for celebrity fans to look out for at Game 1... Several major downtown streets will be closed for Game 1 of the 2019 World Series Tuesday in Houston. >>>See more for celebrity fans to look out for at Game 1... Photo: City Of Houston Public Works Photo: City Of Houston Public Works Image 1 of / 43 Caption Close Downtown Houston street closures for Game 1 of the 2019 World Series 1 / 43 Back to GalleryThe first pitch of Game 1 of the 2019 World Series will be thrown at 7:08 p.m. Tuesday at Minute Maid Park in downtown Houston. ON HOUSTON CHRONICLE.COM: Astros World Series tickets going for up to $10K onlineRebecca Hennes covers community news. Read her on our breaking news site, Chron.com, and on our subscriber site, houstonchronicle.com.

HOUSTON - If you have no idea where to take your kids for a family-friendly Halloween celebration, we've got you covered. There are several events happening throughout October in a Houston neighborhood near you. Here's a list of five Halloween events across the city:West University PlaceThis Houston neighborhood was recently named the best city to live in the nation by 24/7 Wall Street. Its Halloween celebration, Full Moon Fest, will entail an evening full of activities including pumpkin decorating, costume contests, bounce houses, games, face painting and balloon twisting. The HeightsAt the 9th Annual Houston Halloween Fest there will be lots of fun for children, including magicians, jugglers, moonwalks and Halloween arts & crafts booths.

See the best scenes from a jam-packed weekend around Houston in the gallery above. Houston's fun kicked off Friday with the dynamic duo of Lizzo and Oktoberfest. A Houston native, Lizzo brought her fun pop sound to downtown Houston's Revention Music Center. Just a couple miles away, Saint Arnold Brewing Company let patrons indulge in the best craft beer at its German-style Beer Hall. The weekend capped with a K-pop meet and greet and a dominating win for the Texans, who blasted the Falcons 53-32 at NRG Stadium.

If you love live music, there's no time like the present when it comes to getting out and about in Houston. From a techno show to a jazz concert to a family-friendly festival, here are the local music events worth checking out this week. When: Saturday, Oct. 5, 9 p.m.- Sunday, Oct. 6, 4 a.m.Where: BauHaus, 1803 Pease St.Price: Free (Early Bird [Free before 11p.m. with RSVP]); $15 (First Release); $20 (Second Release)Click here for more details, and to get your ticketsHouston Afro Creole Music FestivalFrom the event description:Houston Afro Creole Music Festival is an annual festival celebrating and promoting music, dance, food, arts, crafts and fashion. You will experience the Creole culture, the Caribbean culture, the African culture, America's culture, the Latino culture and more.

2019 H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade announces more fun to the holiday scheduleThe 2019 annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade in Houston. The 2019 annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade in Houston. Photo: Courtesy Photo: Courtesy Image 1 of / 10 Caption Close 2019 H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade announces more fun to the holiday schedule 1 / 10 Back to GalleryAs Houston begins to buzz with excitement about the upcoming holiday season, H-E-B announced the lineup for its annual Thanksgiving parade and holiday festivities. 70th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving paradeThe holiday celebrations begin with the 70th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Parade on Thurs. The annual event features live music and the lighting of the holiday tree.

HOUSTON - Houston Public Library offers more than just books. You can also hear Latino sounds that shaped our city at the free exhibit open now at the Julia Ideson Building in Downtown Houston, highlighting the history of Hispanic musicians in the Bayou City. A History of Hispanic Sounds in Houston," and it's an interactive experience that showcases the impact of Latinos on our local music scene. Courtesy of Houston Public Library"MSICA! A History of Hispanic Sounds in Houston" runs through Nov. 9 at the Houston Public Library.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It was a special service for worshipers of St. Stephens Church in Downtown Houston, a Sunday three years in the making.The small downtown church reopened following a battle by parishioners that included pleas to The Vatican.At one point, 800 families were served by the church before the doors closed, according to members. "Now that the miracle happened, we want people to come back to their home," a parishioner said. "We need other facilities, and the future of our church is in the youth. "Prior to re-opening, parishioners were served by St. Joseph Catholic Church

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It was a special service for worshipers of St. Stephens Church in Downtown Houston, a Sunday three years in the making.The small downtown church reopened following a battle by parishioners that included pleas to The Vatican.At one point, 800 families were served by the church before the doors closed, according to members. "Now that the miracle happened, we want people to come back to their home," a parishioner said. "We need other facilities, and the future of our church is in the youth. "Prior to re-opening, parishioners were served by St. Joseph Catholic Church

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It was a special service for worshippers of St. Stephens Church in Downtown Houston, a Sunday three years in the making.The small downtown church reopened following a battle by parishioners that included pleas to The Vatican.Several parishioners attended the service.That's down from the 800 families that were served by the church before the door closed, according to members. "Now that the miracle happened, we want people to come back to their home," a parishioner said. "We need other facilities and the future of our church is in the youth. "Prior to re-opening, parishioners were served by St. Joseph Catholic Church

International DJ Zedd brings star power and high energy to Houston fans on Orbit TourZedd performs during the Orbit Tour at Revention Music Center in Downtown Houston on Friday, September 27, 2019 Zedd performs during the Orbit Tour at Revention Music Center in Downtown Houston on Friday, September 27, 2019 Photo: Jamaal Ellis, For The Houston Chronicle Photo: Jamaal Ellis, For The Houston Chronicle Image 1 of / 48 Caption Close International DJ Zedd brings star power and high energy to Houston fans on Orbit Tour 1 / 48 Back to GalleryEnigmatic artist, Zedd started playing classical music when he was only 4 years old. The EDM artist blew Houston fans away on Friday night with energetic electro-house tracks during a stop on his Orbit Tour. On HoustonChronicle.com: Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival will return in NovemberAmid a flood of lights synchronized with pyrotechnics, Zedd delivered his hypnotic house sound to hundreds of Houston fans at Revention Music Center. "It's going to be unrealI can't wait to see everyone on the Orbit Tour!" PREVIEW: Get experts' pick for entertainment, movies, arts and eventsZedd's setlist for the Orbit Tour includes includes The Middle, Stay, Clarity, Break Free, Beautiful Now, Stay the Night, Happy Now, Rude, Starving, and I Want You to Know.

Youval Meicler, president/owner of Texas Mattress Makers, explains how these components can help you get a better night's sleep. The mattresses at Texas Mattress Makers are locally made with the highest quality of components, inside their Houston factory. For 40 years, Texas Mattress Makers has been serving customers and helping educate them on how to shop for the right mattress for their needs. Texas Mattress Makers has two convenient showroom locations to serve the Houston-area. This article is sponsored by Texas Mattress Makers.

When it comes to food and drink, there's plenty to do in Houston this week. From a brunch tasting to a brewery tour, here's how to add some flavor to your social calendar. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. The Morning After, A Houston Press brunch eventFrom the event description:The 4th annual "Morning After" is a brunch sampling event that will feature bites from local brunch hot spots, alongside drink samples and music. When: Saturday, Sept. 28, 11:30 a.m.Where: Silver Street Studios, 2000 Edwards St.Price: $25Click here for more details, and to get your ticketsBitches Who BrunchFrom the event description:Sunday brunch has never been so glam.

If you're a theater fan, mark your calendars: there's plenty to do when it comes to stage performances in Houston this week, from a magic show to a discounted dance performance. Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. Ben Jackson: "Magic, Music & Mayhem"From the event description:Native Houstonian and winner of the World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas, Ben Jackson, is giving the ancient art of magic a face-lift. Now you can see Ben live in his one-man-show, "Magic, Music & Mayhem." This new vision of freedom is shattered when the women begin to slowly realize the company's lack of concern for their lives.

Rslarana, Downtown HoustonKPRC Viewer-submitted photo of the harvest moon on Sept. 15, 2019. NBecker, The WoodlandsKPRC Viewer-submitted photo of the harvest moon on Sept. 15, 2019. Ry Tipton, near Sealy, TexasKPRC Viewer-submitted photo of the harvest moon on Sept. 15, 2019. Kari Bennett, Dayton, TexasKPRC Viewer-submitted photo of the harvest moon on Sept. 15, 2019. PHOTOS: Houston-area photographers capture the harvest moonCopyright 2019 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.

Data from rental site Zumper shows that the median rent for a one bedroom in Downtown is currently hovering around $1,620. 1825 San Jacinto St.First, there's this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit situated at 1825 San Jacinto St. (Check out the complete listing here.) Here's a 2,214-square-foot three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom townhouse at 1212 St. Charles St. that's going for $2,750/month. Located at 500 Crawford St., here's a 1,266-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment that's listed for $2,790/month.

Downtown DistrictHOUSTON - The area's largest and quietest dancing experience is coming to Downtown Houston this month. The Houston Downtown Management District and The Department of Dance are holding a silent disco on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event is open to ages 21 and older on the rooftop of the GreenStreet Garage at 1320 Fannin Street. Parking in the GreenStreet Garage will be available for a special rate of $5. On-street parking is free after 6 p.m. Visit www.downtownhoustonparking.org for an interactive map with garages, surface lots and other parking options in the area.