Montrose is losing a piece of its soul. Soundwaves, a longtime hub for music, surf and skate culture, is closing its doors ...

The first location opened near the Astrodome in 1976 and was ubiquitous throughout Houston.

Voters will choose between green energy developer Joe Panzarella and real estate professional Nick Hellyar.

Soundwaves opened its first store near the Astrodome in 1976.

HOUSTON — Less than a day after Houston city crews removed Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks, protesters brought the colors back — and the debate over the symbol’s meaning is only growing louder.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Montrose Gaze, Houston's first gay community center, pictured in a November 1972 edition of the LGBTQ+ newspaper The Nuntius. ...

On New Year's Eve, the Anya Tish Gallery will close its doors. It’s the end of an era for the contemporary art space in Montrose, and Houston’s artistic community at large. The Houston Chronicle ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Montrose Center is shown in a 2013 file photo. (Michael Paulsen/Houston Chronicle) The Montrose Center, a historic LGBTQ+ ...