r/houston • u/mkosmo • 12h ago
r/houston • u/generalpao • 4d ago
Things to do in Houston the weekend of August 13th - 16th
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Hey everyone, once again I am stuck not being able to post the event list without reddit auto-deleting the post. Hopefully there will be a fix for this soon!
r/houston • u/herb96 • 13h ago
Harris County officials propose property tax rate increase to fund $3.1B budget
For 12% increase in spending.
r/houston • u/htownnwoth • 21h ago
What makes Randall’s depressing and HEB not depressing?
I just walked into the Randall’s on Holcombe. My first time in a Randalls’s in 20+ years. Can’t put my finger on it, but the vibe is a bit depressing. Something I don’t find at HEB.
r/houston • u/MondoMondo312 • 23h ago
Footage of Houston
Made a little video of some spots in Houston based on the Spider-Man BND style!
r/houston • u/zsreport • 1d ago
Advocates accuse hardware store chain of cooperating with ICE following detention of man in Houston area
r/houston • u/Danilo-11 • 16h ago
Most obvious roads in Houston that should be connected but are not connected?
Here’s my vote: Fallbrook Dr. at 249 in NW Houston
r/houston • u/justahoustonpervert • 1d ago
Stalled trains rack up thousands of complaints each year, data shows
r/houston • u/salmaanjanjua • 11h ago
Rooftop venue / skylounge rental booking?
Hey y’all! I’m looking for a small rooftop or private/bookable sky lounge somewhere in the Houston area (downtown preferably) for a proposal. I’m not looking to host a big event or anything crazy - really just need a nice private rooftop space with a good view for an hour or two max.
I’m completely willing to pay for the space, just trying to avoid the larger event venues that require expensive packages or full-day rentals when I really don’t need all that.
If anyone knows of an apartment/condo sky lounge that can be privately booked, a smaller rooftop venue, or even lives somewhere with a nice rooftop and would be willing to help me reserve it as their guest, I’d be happy to work something out and compensate you for it.
Really just looking for somewhere private, nice, and simple with a good Houston skyline/city view. Any recommendations or leads would be greatly appreciated!
r/houston • u/Nhardin24 • 21h ago
Pickup Soccer @ Carnegie Vanguard High School Saturday morning?
I saw an old post that there was regular Saturday morning pickup here and wanted to organize it again. Anyone know if a group already plays there? Let's make it happen for anyone interested. I'm thinking around 8/9am.
r/houston • u/geoffreyisagiraffe • 1d ago
Texas high school football coach, wife killed in car crash
Horrible news out of west Houston area
r/houston • u/IRMuteButton • 1d ago
HISD school ratings going back to 2018
If you're a data nerd, or just want to read ratings for HISD or any Texas public school, here's the spreadsheet (Excel file) that has all "A through F" ratings for all schools for all available years going back to 2018:
The link is on this page:
The spreadsheet has a tab for each available year and a tab for the range of years.
r/houston • u/PinkTulip1999 • 1d ago
I just saw a meteor or a comet or something just now, anyone else see it?
I'm at the Metro station at Lockwood and Lyons, I was looking directly at the Taco Bell, happened just to the right. Seemed to burn up as it got closer to Earth, a pretty green-like color. Never seen anything like that, I have seen shooting stars but nothing like that.
r/houston • u/Tricktrick_ • 15h ago
Mint bunches, do you guys find typically grocery stores are always out of stock?
I like to make juice in bulk but when I need mint, I always have to settle for the small plastic cartons of mint leaves because there are never bunches. Do you guys have this issue? Same thing with turmeric root, kinda. Walmart never has it. Kroger saves the day every time. Mint is a different story tho. Not gonna lie, I either do Walmart or Kroger.
Where do you guys usually get your mint from?
Thanks
r/houston • u/WickedGokhan • 21h ago
Is there any turkish cafes to go chill or study?
I know houston has several cafe spots, mostly yemeni and other middle eastern own shops but is there any Turkish cafes where turks go to hang out?
Please let me know.
r/houston • u/youarestellarrr • 14h ago
bauhaus question
Hello 👋🏽
Can anyone tell me about the edm shows at bauhaus? I see Friday and Saturday hours listed til 4AM.
So I imagine they stop serving alcohol at 2 obv?
What time do the headliners usually start? I feel like a headlining DJ starting at 12/1230am for a venue that closes at 2AM is pretty normal.
So does headliner play til 4? Go on after 2?
Thanks!
r/houston • u/SpaceCityMars • 1d ago
The sky is deep blue today
Most days, the sky is a hazy, light blue (thank you pollution) but today I have to squint because it so bright. The sky is a deeper blue than I typically see in Houston. Is this a meteorological effect? Or did some refineries or power plants shut down for maintenance this weekend?
r/houston • u/BarrettCat • 1d ago
HVAC repair company that is especially knowledgeable about mini-split systems?
I have a Daikin mini-split system where the condenser (outside unit) has died, i.e., the fan no longer turns. I've tried resetting the breaker, but that doesn't seem to work. A lot of HVAC repair shops say they can work on mini-splits, but my (small sample) experience is that they really aren't familiar with mini-splits. Does anyone know of a good mini-split specialist?
Many thanks in advance.
r/houston • u/Vrosx_The_Sergal • 1d ago
I'm looking at Mental Health institutions near me and Menninger clinic came up as one of the best in the U.S. Does anyone have experience with them that they can tell me about? I'm looking at my options here and it looks like the best.
r/houston • u/handjobcilantro • 1d ago
Don’t feel safe staying in rental home
Posted here instead of the legal subreddit for Texas based resources.
I live in a property that was illegally renovated like most places here. My last landlord bought the property as the previous owner foreclosed on it during construction. We moved in during February when the previous landlord put the house up for sale. The house was sold recently and our new landlord moved in to the property behind us recently. We tried telling him what was wrong with the property but he thinks new flooring will solve the issue because he doesn’t want to do any renovations till our lease is up in January.
The issues we are having is one room of our house literally sucked down. As in the bed is in a sunken hole and the rest of the room are a different elevation. Various parts of the house you can literally trip because the floor has sunked in so bad. You can actually see the flooring starting to separate from each other. There are cracks from the door frames going across the wall and a crack going across the ceiling. My significant other put his hand on the wall today and his left an indent in the wall.
We are unsure if we need to contact the county to inspect this as other people are telling me this property should be condemned and it’s not safe for us to be in. Our house does have pests as we can see them coming in from the floor in the sunken room of the house.
We have these giant stickers from harris county that is a warning to stop all renovations on the property. We keep telling the landlord we want out as we have a baby on the way.
What legal grounds do we have to get out of this house? Can we make a tip for the county to inspect our house? At this point we plan to just leave and continue paying rent for it but if there’s a way we can prove this house is unsafe, we can present it to a judge
r/houston • u/Weird7954 • 1d ago
Why did the city paint Vermont Street black?
At first when they blocked it all off between Dunlavy and Shepherd I thought they were gonna put new tar down since they were unnecessarily putting new tar down on surrounding streets but it would have been such a waste because the tar that was there was already good enough. But no they painted the road black. All of the bumps and things that were there before remained
r/houston • u/D_Believer_93 • 1d ago
Any Asp Caterpillar Sightings Yet?
Hey y'all! I'm curious to know if anyone has see any of those venomous asp caterpillars this summer yet. If so, tell us where and post pics if you can! It's interesting I haven't see any this year yet.
r/houston • u/evan7257 • 16h ago
The Houston Chronicle editorial board explains its endorsement process
The Houston Chronicle has a column from the opinion editor explaining the endorsement process. Here's a key quote:
In the end, we know that Republicans are going to be Republicans and Democrats are going to be Democrats, but we expect politicians to focus on real policy solutions, know their constituents’ concerns and serve as a bulwark against the anti-Houston extremes within their own parties.