larsontiffany+FollowHouston drivers can now buy cars on AmazonBuying a used car in Houston just got as easy as ordering groceries. Amazon and Hertz have teamed up so you can now browse, finance, and purchase certified pre-owned cars entirely online—no more dealership visits or haggling. With thousands of vehicles to choose from, a 115-point inspection, a year-long warranty, and a 7-day buy-back guarantee, this could change how we all shop for cars. Would you trust Amazon with your next car purchase? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Cars #Houston #AmazonAutos00Share
Sean Clark+FollowSchool bus scare in Houston: Parents left in the darkA Houston-area school bus was pulled over with kids onboard after parents reported erratic driving, sparking major concern across the Anthony Middle School community. The driver was taken off for field sobriety tests—twice—and passed both, but parents still haven’t gotten clear answers about what happened. The district says the driver is on paid leave pending drug test results, but families are frustrated by the lack of transparency, especially with the school year just starting. How would you feel if this happened in your neighborhood? Should schools do more to keep parents informed? #Transportation #Houston #SchoolSafety00Share
Annette Jones+FollowHouston’s record bars: Where vinyl meets vibesHouston’s nightlife is spinning in a whole new direction—record bars are popping up everywhere, blending music, cocktails, and community. Spots like 93’ Til, The Flat, and HiFi at The Finn are turning vinyl listening into a social event, inviting DJs and music lovers to share their favorite records. Whether you’re crate-digging for hidden gems or just soaking up the analog sound, these bars are creating spaces where music fans connect over grooves, food, and drinks. Have you checked out any of these spots? Which one’s your favorite for a night out with a musical twist? #Food #Houston #RecordBars00Share
michele24+FollowHouston DJs light up Kroger’s first day for special needs hiresA local Kroger turned into a celebration when Houston DJs DJ XO and DJ Chose surprised two new employees with autism on their first day. Santiago Molina and Daniel Yante, hired through Helping Heroes Staffing, were welcomed not just by the store but by the whole community. The DJs bought products, chatted with customers, and brought real energy to the store, showing how inclusive hiring can bring everyone together. It’s a big step for Houston, and it’s inspiring to see businesses and artists teaming up to support meaningful opportunities. What other ways can our community support inclusive workplaces? #Entertainment #Houston #Inclusion10Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowHouston’s top colleges shine in new rankingsRice University and University of Houston just scored big on The Princeton Review’s 2026 list of best U.S. colleges, earning spots for academic excellence, student life, and value. Rice stands out for its creative teaching—think podcasts instead of finals—and lands among the nation’s best for dorms, newspapers, and financial aid. Meanwhile, UH’s entrepreneurship program is ranked No. 1, and students say the school keeps getting better and more affordable. With both schools making waves nationally, how do you think these rankings shape Houston’s reputation as a college town? #Education #College #Houston00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowFrench bakery La Madeleine coming to Houston & College StationCraving croissants and fresh pastries? La Madeleine is bringing its French-inspired bakery and café experience to Houston and College Station with three new locations opening by 2027. This expansion is led by Sultan Mahmood, a seasoned Texas restaurateur, who’s excited to blend French flavors with local tastes. The first spot is set to open in College Station by late 2025, with more to follow. With nearly 100 locations nationwide, La Madeleine’s menu of all-day breakfast, soups, salads, and classic French baked goods is about to become a local favorite. What dish are you hoping to see on the menu? #Food #LaMadeleine #Houston00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowHouston’s Labor Day Classic turns 40!This year’s Labor Day Classic is more than just a football game—it’s the 40th anniversary of a Houston tradition that brings together Prairie View A&M and Texas Southern fans for a weekend packed with energy, culture, and community pride. From the legendary marching bands to the stylish Sneaker Ball and a golf tournament that supports student-athletes, there’s something for everyone. The main event at Shell Energy Stadium promises fierce competition and unforgettable halftime performances. If you’re planning to go, remember parking is tight—carpool or take the Metro for a smoother experience. Who’s ready to celebrate this milestone and cheer on their team? #Sports #LaborDayClassic #Houston00Share
kingabigail+FollowHouston's heartwarming surpriseIn a heartwarming moment on his Full Throttle Tour, Jason Aldean brought 13-year-old DJ Daniel on stage in Houston. DJ, a cancer patient and honorary Secret Service agent, has faced incredible challenges, including 13 brain surgeries. His story caught the attention of Aldean and Darius Rucker, leading to a special event that raised $200,000 for Heroes for Children. The funds will support families battling childhood cancer. The night was filled with joy, laughter, and even a joke from DJ: “Are y’all parking tickets? Because I heard y’all got hella fine written all over you.” Truly a night to remember! #Health #BodyHealth #Houston1181Share
Kimberly Mcgee+FollowHouston mom’s bus stop struggle hits homeImagine having to get your child to a bus stop that’s over 3 miles away—without a car, and with a disability. That’s what Mandisa Giddens, a Houston mom, is facing this school year after HISD moved her daughter’s bus stop. Last year, it was just a mile away. Now, she’s scrambling for help, especially with her own mom’s health declining. The district says more routes are coming, but families like hers are left in limbo. How would you handle this situation? Should school districts do more to support families with unique needs? #News #Houston #SchoolTransportation00Share
Dominique Hoffman+FollowHouston parents face hours-long school pickup chaosTraffic jams and marathon wait times have become the new normal for parents at Piney Point Elementary in southwest Houston. After a new principal changed the pickup procedure—funneling all students through a single exit—families are now lining up as early as 1 p.m. just to collect their kids by 3. Many say it’s thrown their schedules into disarray and created daily gridlock. The district says tweaks are being made, but is it enough? If you’ve been caught in this mess or have ideas for smoother school pickups, let’s hear your thoughts! #Relationships #Houston #SchoolPickup10Share
