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Houston, Texas, is no stranger to extreme weather events, but the year 2025 has brought a series of unprecedented challenges that underscore the city's vulnerability to climate change and its capacity to respond.

If you measure Houston’s METRORail by the color of its tracks alone—Red, Purple, and Green—the map hasn’t changed since 2015.

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Houston’s premier July 4th event takes place along Allen Parkway at Eleanor Tinsley and Sam Houston Parks.

Texas tea is king.

Due to increasing tensions in the Middle East, I have done a scan of the internet and present you the effects of war on Houston. Beep Boop.

I had to sit myself down to compute this.

While driving around town, I noticed Montrose was under construction.

As hurricane season begins, let's talk about Houston's great flood asset... Buffalo Bayou!

It's been 10 years since I left the Houston music scene. Montrose has gentrified and the traffic is insane.