Faith Bugenhagen is a Breaking News Reporter for the Houston Press, specializing in local news coverage in the Houston area. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate information, Faith covers a wide range of topics including politics, elections, community events, and social issues impacting the local community.
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By: Faith Bugenhagen
If you’re looking for a dry, sun-filled Labor Day weekend, you may want to consider a road trip outside of Houston. Heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected to remain throughout the next couple of days. Showers started Thursday morning and early afternoon across the region, particularly along and south of...
By: Faith Bugenhagen
Labor Day weekend is a time to celebrate the extra day off by enjoying a staycation, venturing on a road trip or going on a side quest. Those thinking of spending the surplus of time off at a party in or out of town will want to ensure they do...
In true “Mattress Mack” fashion, Jim McIngvale announced he would return to work on Tuesday morning after spending Labor Day weekend in the hospital.
Local healthcare professionals recommend that residents get the updated COVID-19 vaccines as soon as possible, as the virus continues to stick around at rather high levels of infection.
By: Faith Bugenhagen
Native Houstonians and recent Bayou City transplants are accustomed to waiting for the ball to drop when it comes to hurricanes. After all, many are still recovering two months after Beryl. Matt Lanza, meteorologist with Space City Weather, advised residents not to get ahead of themselves as the Atlantic hurricane...
By: Faith Bugenhagen
Local meteorologists are monitoring the Gulf Coast as Tropical Storm Francine develops. It is forecasted to move toward Texas’s neighbor to the east, Louisiana. Francine began as a tropical wave, entering the Gulf of Mexico on Friday as a cluster of undeveloped storms before organizing into the sixth named tropical...
By: Faith Bugenhagen
All eyes will be on TV screens nationwide as Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump take center stage at a much-anticipated debate Tuesday night. This election cycle's second presidential debate, and the first following President Joe Biden’s departure from the top of the Democratic ticket, will be...
Just because Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick didn't include vouchers on his list of charges that he wants the Legislature to tackle before the coming session, doesn't mean he has given up on the idea. What it means, Troy Reynolds, founder of Texans for Public Education says, is that Patrick doesn't...
Residents in La Porte were forced to evacuate after a pipeline fire broke on Monday morning.
In his first State of the City address since taking office, Houston Mayor John didn't spend much time highlighting his economic plans amid a looming
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