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A Houston Landing investigation found that about 46 percent of jail inmates who died of unnatural causes had a record of mental illness.

Since Astroworld, officials and victims’ families have sought to discover why the concert continued well after fans were reported injured and dead.

The Department of Justice and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lawsuit echoes many of the findings in a recent Houston Landing investigation.

The Houston Landing launches full website featuring daily news stories dedicated to the communities of this region.

Residents throughout Greater Houston braced Friday for a fifth straight day of no power, as electric companies warned outages could extend into next week.

A new internal report, conducted by the university system’s office of general counsel, also looked into Texas A&M’s decision to temporarily suspend a respected opioids expert after she was accused of…

Public colleges and universities in Texas cannot create or continue their diversity, equity and inclusion programs according to an impending state law, which is leading to the closure of DEI and...

Jackson Lee, a longtime Houston Democrat, leaves behind a legacy of championing womens’ rights, racial equality and tireless advocacy for the city.

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Read the latest updates about Houston's mayor's race, city council races, local propositions and more on Election Day.

Advocates pushing the city to amass more power on the Houston-Galveston Area Council are now closer to getting a charter amendment on the ballot.

Alongside partners ProPublica and FRONTLINE, the Tribune was recognized in the explanatory reporting category for our investigative coverage of the 2022 Uvalde school shooting.

Since Astroworld, officials and victims’ families have sought to discover why the concert continued well after fans were reported injured and dead.

Speakers urge the board to reconsider its indefinite pause on central piece of the voter-approved MetroNext plan at Thursday’s monthly board meeting.

Many young professionals are planning their present and future around DACA. Experts say Houston has a lot to lose if the program ends.

The mayor cited engineering flaws and lack of community input in his decision on Houston Avenue, but safety advocates worry about the bigger picture.

A federal watchdog called for ending the practice nearly 50 years ago, but the military pushed back. Now, soldiers leave the Army with a negative discharge, avoiding possible federal conviction and...

The nonprofit Houston Landing won accolades at Texas Managing Editors annual conference for its in-depth news coverage.

Agwan called the lawsuit a "dishonest hit-job" and appeared to blame it on AIPAC, the national American Israel Public Affairs Committee lobbying group.

Katy ISD alerted parents of 19 students of name or pronoun changes at school. The move is not just morally reprehensible, it violates Texas code.

The Houston Chronicle earned numerous awards in an annual state journalism contest. 

The Houston Landing launches full website featuring daily news stories dedicated to the communities of this region.

After a fierce storm wiped out power in Houston, senior citizens at the Houston Heights Towers had little assistance for two days.

Tens of thousands of Houston ISD students will lose free internet connectivity this weekend after the district backed out of its partnership with Verizon.

The Harris County District Clerk uncovered about 100 court appeals of defendants who said they were unlawfully incarcerated as their cases languished in the system for years.

We asked 15 students to share their thoughts on how Mike Miles' Houston ISD overhaul is going. Here’s what they had to say, in their own words.

The Houston Landing launches full website featuring daily news stories dedicated to the communities of this region.

Texas doesn’t allow some people with a criminal record or history of mental illness to own guns, but those laws likely didn’t apply to Genesse Moreno.

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The agenda originally included a motion to make Hidalgo an alternate, but commissioners opted to withdraw her from the board altogether for this year.

Paxton argues Uplift Harris violates the Texas Constitution’s prohibition on giving public money to individuals without seeking anything in return.

City officials say improving accessibility for people with disabilities is a “high priority,” but residents lose hope as requests sit idle for years.

Test scores, graduation rates and college enrollment trends show HISD isn’t keeping pace with the state, but it’s on par with similar districts.

The utility’s neighborhood-level outage map remains offline since May, but customers have other options to get updates.

Public data from a network of state air monitors around the Houston Ship Channel is hard to interpret and is often inadequate, leaving Latino-majority neighborhoods like Cloverleaf unaware of whether…

A $28 million project on Montrose Boulevard that calls for mature live oaks to be replaced sparks false dichotomy between walkability and trees.

Young musicians in these programs gain both musical experience and a connection to a cultural identity they may not have always gotten to embrace.

City leaders are calling for accountability after an investigation found evidence of abuse and a cover-up connected to a local man’s brain injury.

The Houston Landing plans to become one of the largest nonprofit newsrooms in the U.S. Investigative journalism is vital to its mission.

When mapping variables in Houston — from rates of childhood asthma to neighborhood vulnerability to climate change — an arrow-like shape appears.

Manny García is the new editor in chief of Houston Landing, CEO Peter Bhatia announced Friday. Angel Rodríguez will join him as managing editor.

Rachel Palmer Hooper, counsel for the Texas Republican Party, was paid more than $174,000 by the district attorney’s office for legal work.

Under oath, outspoken anti-gay activist Jared Woodfill said he was told in 2004 that Paul Pressler had sexually abused a minor. But Woodfill did not cut ties with the Southern Baptist leader — and sa…

The Houston Police Department released its report Friday on the Travis Scott Astroworld Concert that killed 10 people and injured hundreds in the crowd.

Only 1 percent of the southern coastal prairie remains. Local wildlife ecologists are bringing it back to Houston.

Houston Landing invites you to a thoughtful conversation between HISD Superintendent Mike Miles and the students he serves, exploring the trials and triumphs of his first year.

In response to an open records request, city officials say releasing documents about the Houston Avenue median could aid terrorists.

The Houston Landing is hiring. We are looking for passionate people to join our mission improving the lives of all Houstonians, one story at a time.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo will take a temporary leave of absence to receive in-patient medical treatment for clinical depression.

Sheila Jackson Lee’s mayoral campaign collected contributions that exceed Houston’s limits, and erroneously reported a donation from a dead woman.

 Houston Landing editor-in-chief Manny Garcìa announced that the nonprofit newsroom will add four positions to its team of three to cover education in the greater Houston region. 

Members of Congress and Houston City Council joined faith leaders in criticizing the approach, which is garnering national attention.

Houston has weathered harsher storms than Hurricane Beryl. So, why were so many trees uprooted or damaged? According to experts, here’s why.

Join our staff for community office hours on June 28, 2023, from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm at 4203 Montrose Blvd #650, Houston, TX 77006