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September 24, 2023

20 major developments headed for Houston in 2024 and beyond

Plus: What a strong El Niño could mean for this winter's weather. Beyoncé's Houston takeover.

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Welcome to Sunday, Space City,

It's going to be a spicy one out there today. Houstonians could see a new daily temperature record with highs in the upper 90s.

Searing September temps aside, fall vibes are in the air and folks craving a little seasonal fright can take a deep dive into the history of Galveston's 'haunted' Walmart… if they dare.

The Astros host the Kansas City Royals at Minute Maid Park for the team's last regular season home game this afternoon.

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20 major developments headed for Houston in 2024 and beyond

These 20 game-changing projects will leave a lasting mark on the Bayou City in 2024 and beyond.


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Chris Martinez, right, looks back at a man sliding down a hill as a winter storm hits Houston on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, at Buffalo Bayou Park in Houston.

Photo by: Jon Shapley, Houston Chronicle / Staff Photographer

Snow in Houston? What a strong El Niño could mean for this winter's weather

El Niño is underway and it typically brings cooler, wetter weather to Houston. Could a strong El Niño also mean snow?

After spending three days in the hospital with her husband after he suffered a heart attack, Dailiris Valera returns to the motel turned make shift shelter, run by DHS, just outside of JFK airport where her children Alejandro, 12 and Sofia, 7 wait on her and on the fate of their father on Wednesday, June 14, 2023 in New York .

Photo by: Raquel Natalicchio/Staff Photographer

Nearly 60,000 Venezuelans could be newly eligible to work in Texas

The Biden administration says the move is meant to improve the immigration system. Republicans argue it will incentivize more crossings.

People are shown at the Northline Transit Center, 7705 Fulton Street, on Thursday, July 20, 2023 in Houston.

Photo by: Melissa Phillip, Staff Photographer

Houston mayoral candidates discuss plans for city's public transit

Houston mayoral candidates diverged on their visions for the city's transportation system during a Saturday mayoral forum that attracted a capacity crowd.

Lilly Seafood has been a popular restaurant in League City for more than a decade. Now under new ownership, the seafood eatery is now introducing Indian and Pakistani dishes to customers. 

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Lilly Seafood expands menu with Indian, Pakistani dishes

The Khans bought Lilly Seafood when the previous owners retired, and they are gradually introducing its own Indian influences into the menu. 

The sample return capsule from NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission is seen shortly after touching down in the desert, Sunday, Sept. 24, 2023, at the Department of Defense's Utah Test and Training Range. The sample was collected from the asteroid Bennu in October 2020 by NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. Photo Credit: (NASA/Keegan Barber)

Photo by: NASA/Keegan Barber

NASA has landed a 4.5 billion-year-old time capsule in the Utah desert

The OSIRIS-REx mission landed in Utah on Sunday. It's the largest asteroid sample ever brought back to Earth, and it will be studied at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Vinnicia Hollins shows a puppy to Lorenzo Hollins and Jazlyn Doyle as she and her family search for a dog to adopt at BARC Houston on Wednesday, June 28, 2023 in Houston. The live release rate at the city's animal shelter is dropping amid an influx of strays, and stalling transfers and adoptions.

Photo by: Brett Coomer/Staff Photographer

How to donate and volunteer at organizations across the Houston area

Whether you donate or volunteer your time, give back through these organizations that are working to support those in need


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Pumpjacks and power lines in the snowy Permian Basin in early 2021. The Texas power grid operator's new assessment of supply for October and November suggests Texans will get a break from the worry of grid failure they lived with this summer. But a worrisome winter looms.

Photo by: Matthew Busch/Bloomberg

ERCOT expects to meet fall power demands — but winter fears loom

In its final seasonal assessment before switching to a new monthly timetable, the Texas grid operator says October-November will be mostly worry free. 

Houston ISD board members and their superintendent search firm plan to hold 20 meetings this week to gather public comments on selecting the district's next leader.

Photo by: Yi-Chin Lee, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle

HISD cuts custodian positions union officials say are essential

Houston ISD has eliminated some custodian positions as the district continues to reorganize amid a state takeover. 

Beyoncé waves to fans as she is greeted by Rudy Rasmus, pastor of St. John's Downtown Church in 2007.

Photo by: Johnny Hanson, FREELANCE / For The Chronicle

Tour of Beyoncé's Houston: From childhood homes to favorite restaurants

Beyoncé Watch 2023 has officially started, as the Houston native brings home her Renaissance World Tour.

Lesley Briones, Commissioner Precinct 4, left, Rodney Ellis, Commissioner Precinct 1, and Tom Ramsey, Commissioner Precinct 3, right, are shown during Commissioners Court, 1001 Preston St., Tuesday, June 6, 2023, in Houston.

Photo by: Melissa Phillip, Staff Photographer

Harris County leaders blast soaring court-appointed attorney costs

Harris County commissioners had harsh words for the local judiciary after a new report revealed that indigent defense payments to private attorneys soared by $20 million in three years.

Nellie Biles, mother of reigning Olympic champion gymnast Simone Biles, talks about her gym during an interview Tuesday, May 11, 2021, in Spring, Texas. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

Photo by: David J. Phillip/AP

How Simone Biles' parents created a haven for elite gymnasts

Created by Nellie Biles, the facility has grown beyond a home for Simone Biles to a place for Olympic hopefuls and gymnasts of all ages and levels.

Houston Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles visits a Audrey H. Lawson Middle School classroomm Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2023 in Houston.

Photo by: Yi-Chin Lee, Staff Photographer

HISD parents, advocates frustrated by special education plan

HISD parents, advocates want more details from Superintendent Mike Miles on fixing special education program.

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