La Voz de Houston

La Voz de Houston, which translates to "The Voice of Houston," is a weekly newspaper published in Spanish. It is distributed by the Houston Chronicle and operates as one of its subsidiaries. The newspaper is based at the Houston Chronicle's production facility situated at the intersection of the 610 Loop and U.S. Route 59 (Southwest Freeway). Notably, this location was previously the home of the Houston Post. Prior to its acquisition by the Chronicle, La Voz was published by La Voz Publishing Corp., which was also based in Houston.

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#11808

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#2300

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#145

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Officials issue warning as water levels surge at popular Texas park

1 day ago | chron.com | Ariana Garcia

Waters at Guadalupe River State Park swelled this week following recent rains, prompting warnings from park officials. Chase Fountain/TPWDA favorite destination for swimmers and tubers in Central Texas has turned dangerous after a rapid rise in water levels this week. Officials at Guadalupe River State Park in Spring Branch are now urging visitors to stay out of the river until conditions improve.
How the Trump administration's move will affect Harvard's international students

1 day ago | chron.com | Annie Ma

FILE - The Harvard University logo is displayed on a building at the school, Tuesday, April 15, 2025, in Cambridge, Mass. Charles Krupa/APWASHINGTON (AP) — The efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to prevent Harvard University from enrolling international students have struck at the core of the Ivy League school's identity and unsettled current and prospective students around the world.
New York pizzeria Singas opens first Texas location near Dallas

1 day ago | chron.com | Timothy Malcolm

A New York pizza chain is invading Texas, opening its first location in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex this week. More are on the way. vchal/Getty ImagesThe pizza in Texas is better than ever these days. Houston has stalwarts like Pizaro's mixed in with hotshots like Nonno's and Gold Tooth Tony's. Austin is known for Home Slice and underrated spots like Little Deli. In the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, you've got big timers SauceBros plus the big flavors of the Detroit-style Thunderbird.
Why is Galveston's water so brown? Here is your answer.

2 days ago | chron.com | Timothy Malcolm

Galveston, Texas, is notorious to many for its Gulf of Mexico water that looks, eh, uh, a little, eh, brown? But what's the deal with that? Getty ImagesGrowing up, my summers were spent visiting the Jersey Shore, the beach-filled coastline of New Jersey along the Atlantic Ocean (no, I don't personally know Snooki). No matter where I went, whether it was Beach Haven, Ocean City or Wildwood, the Atlantic would welcome me with its sparkling bluish-green hue. It wasn't perfect, but it wasn't bad either.
Locals speak out against closure at Big Bend National Park

2 days ago | chron.com | Ariana Garcia

The Chisos Basin is closing for two years starting this fall, sparking backlash from visitors and advocates who say the construction project poorly timed. National Park ServiceTexans and park advocates are speaking out against the National Park Service's decision to shut down one of Big Bend National Park's most popular areas for construction, calling it poorly timed, overly broad, and potentially harmful to local businesses.
Luxury resort with pro golf course access coming to this Texas city

3 days ago | chron.com | Timothy Malcolm

McKinney, Texas, has seen a gradual increase of population growth over the years. A JW Marriott Resort Hotel is being planned for the city north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Jacob Boomsma/Getty ImagesTexas' suburbs are booming. Just drive 20-40 miles outside a metropolitan center and you'll see large-scale developments with condominiums and single-family homes, retail centers and plenty of hotels.
A Texas mother orchestrated the slaying of a teen boy 32 years ago

3 days ago | chron.com | Timothy Malcolm

In early March 1993, and for the 14th consecutive week, Whitney Houston's recording of Dolly Parton's iconic torch song "I Will Always Love You" topped the Billboard Hot 100. The song tells the story of a relationship in which both parties understand they must amicably split. Parton wrote it in 1973 as a platonic love letter to her business partner Porter Wagoner while she prepared to break out into solo stardom. Houston sang it nearly 20 years later like the ultimate breakup record.
Tesla expands in Texas with new massive industrial park lease

3 days ago | chron.com | Andrea Guzman |Andrea Guzmán

A Cybertruck drives through the dealership during a demonstration against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiatives on March 29, 2025 in Austin, Texas. Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesTesla is cementing itself even further into Texas after taking up a new lease in Central Texas. The Austin Business Journal first reported on the lease at the Austin Hills Commerce Center, only about 10 miles north of its existing Austin plant.
Texas senate bill targets Dorito's, M&M's with new warning labels

4 days ago | chron.com | Erica Cheng

The "Make Texas Healthy Again" bill would put warning labels on packaged foods containing certain ingredients. Giselleflissak/Getty ImagesThe 89th Texas Legislature Session has ended. In its last few hours, state politicians approved the "Make Texas Healthy Again" bill, sending it to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's desk. If Abbott signs off on it, your favorite snack foods may get a new look. Earlier this week, the Texas House and Senate approved Texas Senate Bill 25, colloquially known as the.
Handoffs, handshakes, no throws: C.J. Stroud's shoulder has Texans fans stressed

4 days ago | chron.com | Eddie Maisonet

June in the NFL signifies that it's time for the league's teams to host OTAs (offseason training activities), where practices without pads begin, allowing players to get to know all the new faces on the roster. It also means that the superstars rise from their perch of doing superstar activities—like fishing and playing softball with Travis Scott—to make an appearance and go through the motions. For the Houston Texans, that signals the return of star quarterback C.J. Stroud to the scene ...