Before posting a doorbell-camera clip, security video or photo of a suspected crime, Eagle Landing residents can help protect an investigation — and their neighbors — by making sure law enforcement receives the original information first. READ MORE
Gardeners in Eagle Landing can mark two October Saturdays for a Harris County Master Garden Gardeners plant sale and a Trees For Houston tree giveaway at Genoa Friendship Gardens. READ MORE
Just minutes from Eagle Landing, Schiveley R/C Airfield Park offers a dedicated flying field in Harris County Precinct 1 where generations of local hobbyists have gathered around radio-controlled aviation. Click to learn more! READ MORE
Residents of Eagle Landing will have nearby access to Harris County Public Health mobile health services on Thursday, August 20, including wellness exams, screenings, vaccines, STI/HIV services and other preventive care for qualifying patients. READ MORE
With Harris County’s proposed budget set for release Aug. 17, Eagle Landing residents in Precinct 1 have an opportunity to learn what is being considered, ask questions and weigh in before Commissioners Court adopts the final budget in September. READ MORE
Spring ISD moved from a D to a C in the 2026 Texas school accountability ratings, with 30 campuses posting higher scores, several high schools making double-digit gains and the number of F-rated schools falling from 11 to two. READ MORE
Lone Star College System emergency management students are gaining hands-on experience with hurricanes, pandemics, transportation incidents and other crisis scenarios through a disaster gaming partnership designed to strengthen critical thinking before the stakes become real. READ MORE
Harris County’s use of Flock Safety license plate reader cameras is receiving new oversight measures after the Harris County Sheriff’s Office adopted expanded auditing safeguards and launched administrative reviews involving three deputies’ use of the system. READ MORE
Greater Houston reached a record number of homes for sale in July 2026, but buyers have not disappeared — instead, the market is giving families more choices while asking sellers to compete more carefully on price, condition and incentives. READ MORE
Ground has officially been broken on Valley Ranch’s 55-acre Commerce District in New Caney, advancing a major mixed-use expansion anchored by the community’s first H-E-B and planned to bring new shopping, dining, offices, housing and jobs to East Montgomery County. READ MORE
With Type O blood urgently needed across the Houston region, Gulf Coast Blood is asking residents to turn one donation into two acts of support before Aug. 15 by giving blood and bringing essential items for children served by BEAR...BE A Resource for CPS Kids. READ MORE
CenterPoint Energy says a surge of large electricity users, including data centers and other major projects, could help spread Greater Houston’s grid costs across a broader customer base — potentially saving Texas electric customers more than $5 billion over the next decade. READ MORE
A new $160,000 award to Meals on Wheels Montgomery County is part of more than $154 million in Texas public transit funding aimed at helping seniors, people with disabilities and other residents reach medical care, groceries and everyday destinations. READ MORE
From The Black Crowes and Santana to NE-YO, Jack Johnson, BABYMETAL and two free symphony nights, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is packing August and September 2026 with rock, R&B, country, blues, Latin music and family-friendly performances in The Woodlands. READ MORE
Team Garden to Table (Registration not required) meets at Mercer Botanic Gardens in Humble: Info Tuesday face Contact 713-274-4160 mercerbotanicgardens@pct3.hct... READ MORE
