Todd Travon Rogers

6 days ago | cw39.com | Todd Travon Rogers

HOUSTON (KIAH) — Several events are taking place this Mother’s Day to celebrate mothers over the weekend, including a Heights Mercantile market, a special flower arrangement class, access offers, a festival at Houston Botanic Garden, catered brunches, and a big hat competition. Other Mother’s Day events include a mommy & me cooking class and a luxury vendor shopping and art event. Take a look at some of the events taking place Saturday, May 10-Sunday, May 11.

1 week ago | cw39.com | Todd Travon Rogers

HOUSTON (KIAH) — The University of Houston baseball team was expected to play Texas A&M in their final midweek game at home today, but due to the inclement weather today, the game has been cancelled. Both teams, put out statements on their social media accounts ahead of the approaching storm. According to University of Houston, the game will NOT be rescheduled. Fans that purchased tickets will receive emails from the Houston Athletics Tickets Office for possible refund options.

1 week ago | cw39.com | Todd Travon Rogers

HOUSTON (KIAH) — Today, the official lineup of the 2025 Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival was released and tickets are now on sale. This year’s headliners include Sabrina Carpenter, Doja Cat, country artist Luke Combs, The Strokes, John Summit, and female rap artist, Doechii, will be making her ACL debut. The ACL Festival takes place at Zilker Park (2100 Barton Springs Road) in Austin, Texas from October 3-5 and October 10-12, spanning two weekends.

1 week ago | cw39.com | Todd Travon Rogers

HOUSTON (KIAH) — Today, Mayor John Whitmire is unveiling his administration’s proposed 2025 fiscal year balanced budget that includes cost-cutting measures to reduce city expenses without cutting services. According to Mayor Whitmire, this proposal announcement will reaffirm his commitment to keeping Houston’s public safety a priority. He is joined by City Financial Director Melissa Dubowski at City Hall’s Proclamation Room at 11:00 a.m..

1 week ago | cw39.com | Todd Travon Rogers

HOUSTON (KIAH) — The National Weather Service (NWS) is preparing for incoming hurricane season, and providing some basic protective actions to ensure that Houston residents, and especially those in the areas predicted to be directly impacted, are safe from the hazards that can be expected from a hurricane. One hazard is the storm surge, which is when waves push the water higher than the normal tidal level. Storm surge has the potential to cause significant flooding in low-lying areas.