Celebrating Mexican culture through colorful art, gifts and literature at Casa Ramirez in the Heights
Casa Ramirez has been part of the Houston community for nearly 40 years. Inside their colorful shop on 19th street in the Heights, you'll find all kinds of colorful gifts, art and books. Ahead of Cinco de Mayo, owner Chrissie Dickerson Ramirez is sharing not only the significance of this holiday, but also how she's continuing the mission of her late husband, Macario. Watch the full interview to learn more about this Houston gem.
Harris County deputies kill gunman in north Harris County after shooter points weapon at officer
Responding deputies found a man pointing a gun toward a driver in another vehicle and after officers say they gave commands for him to drop his weapon, the gunman turned his attention toward one of the deputies.
The Motherhood Center can help you from pregnancy to parenting
Derrick Shore and Mel Camp sat down with Gabriela Gerhart. 24 years ago, she founded The Motherhood Center, a place where growing families can learn and thrive together from pregnancy to parenting. She told us about what sparked the need to create a facility with classes, support groups, and treatments. The Motherhood Center is located on 3701 W. Alabama St. Suite 230.
A traveler's guide to experience Puerto Rico
The summer travel season is right around the corner - and if you're looking for a beachy paradise, Puerto Rico is just a short flight from Houston. Gabe Saglie, a senior editor with Travelzoo, shared his top picks to help you plan your own trip to the popular island getaway on Houston Life.
Tired of eyesores in your neighborhood? How to report abandoned structures in Houston
On Thursday at 10 p.m., Investigative reporter Robert Arnold is speaking with residents in a neighborhood located in the Woodside subdivision who said for the past two years, theyโve been dealing with an eyesore in their neighborhood.
Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice delay opening 15 units, parole offices due to severe weather conditions
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice announced it will have a delayed opening for several units and parole offices for non-essential staff members. This means the facilities will open at 10 a.m.
Houston Life co-host Tessa Barrera opens up about her beauty journey and self-discovery during brief absence from show
On Houston Life, we checked in on our girl Tessa Barrera. She's out of the office this week and wanted to tell you why in her own words. She shared her message of beauty, self-discovery, and what she wants women everywhere to know.
Houston comedians coming together to โStand Up for Petsโ
Emancipet, a 501c3 nonprofit veterinary clinic network, is dedicated to helping make veterinary care more affordable and accessible for all Houston pet families. Theyโve teamed up with local comedians for a fun night of comedy that gives back.
How Comcast RISE is donating millions to help small businesses grow
Since 2020, Comcast RISE has awarded more than $125 million in monetary, marketing and technology grants to 13,500 businesses. Could your small business be next? Watch the full interview to learn more about the program, who is eligible and how you can apply.
โJust stop the leakโ Water main break bubbling outside local complex for months is drowning neighbors with frustrations
People in the Timbergrove community say they refuse to go with the flow. The water not only collecting at the source of the stream but traveling all the way down the block.
How to protect your information from documentation theft
With all the business of everyday life, keeping track of your personal documents can be an afterthought. From a filing cabinet in a back closet to the attic of your parentโs house, itโs easy to find a โhiddenโ spot for all your paperwork and stick with it.
โIโm not teaching to testโ: Fleming Middle School takes different approach to STAAR preparation
Join the discussion on how Fleming Middle School is taking a different approach to STAAR preparation! Find out how they are focusing on real-life scenarios and critical thinking skills to ensure student success. #Education #STAARPrep #CriticalThinking #StudentSuccess
Ask Amy: Insurance sticker shock! Two things that impact your insurance rates
We are hearing from a lot of you who have sticker shock when it comes to insurance rates right now. And thatโs if the company will even renew you. A lot of people are being denied insurance coverage. In this weekโs Ask Amy, Amy Davis looks into whatโs going on with rates and how technology is playing a bigger role in determining how much you will pay.
The Reverend Shawn Amos chats about his music and literary career, divorce and life as the son of Wally โFamousโ Amos
He's a dad, musician and author who spent his childhood in the kitchen with his dad, cookie creator Wally "Famous" Amos. Now, the recent Texas transplant is an accomplished musician and author -- winning a Grammy and the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. Ahead of his new album release and gig performing at Dosey Doe in The Woodlands, he's chatting with Houston Life about his successes, struggles, and what he's learned along the way.
East End Street Fest remains a cultural treasure for 12 years
The Houston East End Street Fest returns to the Navigation Esplanade in Houston's historic East End this Saturday, May 4. The family-friendly event is free and celebrates Mexican and Chicano arts, music, and heritage. Houston Life also got a special performance from Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexicana de Houston.