There's been a startling number of bodies pulled from the bayous in Houston, Texas this year. But what's fact, and what's fiction?

Millions of students attending schools with mounting air-conditioning concerns are more likely to be exposed to excessive heat.

A growing number of Americans are choosing “green” burials – in biodegradable coffins or burial shrouds, in low-density cemeteries.

Residents in Houston have been waiting for weeks for their recycling to get picked up. What’s behind Houston’s total breakdown of recycling?

Food insecurity is growing while federal funding for food banks is being cut. Here’s how food banks are confronting these challenges.

A Texas student's death while at school is triggering changes to state law surrounding emergency responses and AED training.

Houston Public Library holds one event every 30 days at the former Freed-Montrose branch to avoid giving ownership to the University of St. Thomas.

When Aria Momin watched trees fall at her home during Hurricane Beryl, she dreamed of bringing them back. Now she is, with Make-A-Wish.

Houstonians' desire to shop local and an emphasis on representation have created a perfect market for small bookstores.

The showdown catapults the interstate abortion wars to a new level.

I am one of roughly 182,000 Harris County women living with endometriosis. It takes most women four to 11 years to get a diagnosis.

Of the cities and counties in the Houston area, Harris County is among the worst at providing background information with Commissioners Court agendas.

Then-candidate John Whitmire had criticized City Council meeting times on the campaign trail in 2023, but as mayor has yet to make any changes.

As measles spread in Texas, Houston parents worry about infants' lack of vaccines and what that could mean for children's health.

Houston Landing columnist Maggie Gordon reimagines the Christmas classic ahead of this week's start to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.