Janet Miranda

Emancipation Park is slated to debut a brand-new stage as part of its annual Juneteenth celebration. It's just part of a broader $18.5 million overhaul for the historic park, which received Kinder Foundation funding.

Even as Calvary Episcopal Preparatory leader Maria Fondon retires, she's looking ahead at how the Christian K-12 school can grow and capitalize on opportunities.

The World Cup isn't the only thing driving up travel this summer. Business travel also is increasing nationwide. See which routes from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) offer the most business class seats.

One of the most expensive homes sold the week of June 7 includes a hidden safe room and not one but two primary suites along with several opulent features. Take a look inside the 19,516-square-foot mansion.

Almost a year into her role leading the Houston Humane Society, Mary Beck discusses a rebrand, a new clinic, efforts to reduce animal euthanasia rates and more.

A new charter school will soon open in the East End's historic Folgers coffee building, but that's not the only thing planned for the 6-acre site.

This three-story, 9,475-square-foot mansion was built in 2025 with plenty of areas for entertaining and luxury amenities throughout. Take a look inside.

Philanthropist and art collector Carolyn Farb bought a high-profile River Oaks home in the 1990s and filled it with her extensive collection. It was the most expensive home sold last week. Take a look inside.

QuikTrip is expanding its presence in the Houston area with its first Inner Loop location — heating up the convenience store competition in the area.

Once known as the "Black River Oaks," Houston's historic Riverside Terrace neighborhood is getting ready for its next act.