Tuesday, March 31
Supergirl Soars: Watch Milly Alcock’s DC Hero in Action – Trailer Out Now!
DC Studios’ Supergirl, starring Milly Alcock, hits theaters June 26, 2026 — watch the trailer now for a first look at the iconic superhero’s big-screen debut.
THE DYNASTY RETURNS: HOUSTON COMETS SET FOR TRIUMPHANT 2027 COMEBACK
The Houston Comets are set to make a historic return to Houston in 2027 following Tilman J. Fertitta’s acquisition of the Connecticut Sun, reigniting the legacy of one of women’s basketball’s most dominant dynasties and signaling a major new era for the sport.
Stafford Strong: Council Member Xavier Herrera Champions Community, Family, and Forward Progress By Burt Levine
Xavier Herrera is driving progress in Stafford through community-focused leadership, highlighting his journey from local roots to public service while championing diversity, economic growth, and civic engagement ahead of his re-election campaign.
Powering Progress in Harris County: Traci A. Gibson Ushers in a New Era of Democratic Leadership
Traci A. Gibson has been sworn in as Chair of the Harris County Democratic Party, marking a pivotal leadership moment focused on expanding voter engagement, strengthening democratic institutions, and empowering the diverse communities of Harris County.
Legacy in Motion: Houston’s Own Deavra Daughtry Honored as a Trailblazer of Purpose, Power, and Possibility
Deavra Daughtry was honored with the Alumni Trailblazer Award for Early Distinction at the 53rd Annual H. Naylor Fitzhugh Conference, recognizing her rise from humble beginnings to a transformative leader driving community empowerment, workforce development, and global impact.
Monday, March 30
Over 1,300 Students and Industry Leaders Attend Women in Industry Conference 2026 in Galveston
Over 1,300 students, educators, and industry leaders attended the Women in Industry Conference 2026 in Galveston, inspiring girls to pursue careers in engineering, construction, maritime, oil and gas, chemical, and industrial sectors.
Harris County Files Brief to Restore State HUB Program and Protect Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses
Harris County is backing a court challenge to restore Texas’s Historically Underutilized Business Program and protect minority- and women-owned businesses from recent eligibility cuts.
Flip Circus Brings a Thrilling, Family-Friendly Big Top Experience to Houston This Spring
The all-new Flip Circus brings a thrilling, family-friendly big top experience to Houston this spring with world-class performers, daring stunts, and live music.
Could 2028 Be the Year the People Finally Pick the President?
On America’s 250th anniversary, advancing the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact honors the Revolution’s promise of one person, one vote, and ensures every American’s vote truly counts.
Thursday, March 26
Houston Unions Back HPD Immigration Ordinance by Council Member Salinas
The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation has endorsed an ordinance led by Alejandra Salinas, Abbie Kamin, and Edward Pollard to set clearer limits on the Houston Police Department’s cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, citing concerns over public safety, education impacts, and community trust.
Wednesday, March 25
East End Street Fest to Celebrate Houston’s First-Ever Fleet Week with Free Cultural Festival
East End Street Fest will celebrate Houston’s first-ever Fleet Week with a free, family-friendly cultural festival on Navigation Boulevard highlighting music, food, and Latino heritage.
Aldine ISD to Host Choice Schools Festival Showcasing 30+ Specialized Programs in Houston
Aldine ISD will host its Choice Schools Festival on March 28, giving families the chance to explore more than 30 specialized programs and academic pathways in one location.
CAIR-Texas Urges Fairness on Religious Liberty Committe
CAIR-Texas and Muslim American Society Dallas are urging Texas leaders to ensure the new Senate Select Committee on Religious Liberty operates with fairness, transparency, and equal protection for all faith communities.
Houston Public Library Hosts Award-Winning Author Chencia C. Higgins for Exclusive Book Talk and Sneak Peek of New Novel
Houston Public Library will host award-winning romance author Chencia C. Higgins for a free March 28 Author Talk at Young Neighborhood Library, featuring a preview of her upcoming novel A Little Kissing Between Friends
Liberated Womanhood: How Kimberly Bady Is Helping Women Reclaim Their Bodies, Voices, and Power In Menopause
Midlife is no longer a quiet unraveling—it’s a powerful reckoning and return to self. Through her work with Liberated Womanhood, Kimberly Bady reframes menopause as an awakening, helping women reclaim their voices, bodies, and boundaries while embracing deeper authenticity. Inspired in part by bell hooks, her message champions midlife as a season not to endure, but to rise into.
Tuesday, March 24
Houston Turns Red: Sweet 16 Energy Takes Over Avenida Houston
Houston First Corporation and the University of Houston are hosting a free Sweet 16 watch party at Avenida Houston, uniting fans downtown to cheer on the Cougars in a high-energy March Madness celebration.
Houston Rockets’ Kevin Durant Makes History — And Houston Style Magazine Is There to Witness
Kevin Durant’s historic move past Michael Jordan on the NBA all-time scoring list has placed Houston at the center of basketball history as the Rockets star continues his pursuit of greatness.
Texas Southern University Researcher Awarded $100K Grant to Study Firearm Deaths After Incarceration
A Texas Southern University researcher has received a $100,000 grant to study the factors driving firearm-related deaths among individuals in the critical first year after release from incarceration.
Power, Purpose, and a Full-Circle Legacy: Anita Bates Leads Civic Heart Community Services into a Bold New Era
Civic Heart Community Services has named Anita Bates as its new CEO, ushering in a new era of leadership focused on expanding impact, strengthening partnerships, and advancing opportunity across Houston communities.
Houston City College Ignites the Future: Register Now for the 2026 AI Innovation Symposium & Expo
Houston City College’s 2026 AI Innovation Symposium & Expo is set to bring together industry leaders, students, and innovators for a high-impact event driving the future of artificial intelligence education and workforce development.
Most Americans Now Live at the Same Address
Ben Jealous reflects on America’s deindustrialization, warning of its devastating social impacts and calling for a renewed national commitment to long-term planning, economic investment, and opportunity for all communities.
Op-Ed: Cicely Taylor’s Community-First Vision Can Strengthen Katy ISD for Every Student
Cicely Taylor is running for Katy ISD school board in the May 2, 2026 election, bringing a community-focused vision centered on academic excellence, transparency, and inclusive leadership shaped by her experience as an educator, entrepreneur, and parent.
Monday, March 23
Houston Faith Leaders Back Rep. Christian Menefee’s Re-Election Bid in Newly Redrawn 18th District
Congressman Christian Menefee has received endorsements from 25 Houston pastors as he campaigns for re-election in the newly redrawn 18th Congressional District, where he faces Rep. Al Green after Republican-led redistricting forced a new election
AJC Houston’s 80th Anniversary: A Powerful Call for Unity, Dialogue, and Action in 2026
The American Jewish Committee Houston 80th Anniversary fundraiser brings together leaders and voices like Emmanuel Acho to promote dialogue, unity, and action against antisemitism and extremism.
Opening Doors to Opportunity: Houston’s Affordable Housing Roadshow Returns for 2026
Houston’s Houston Affordable Housing Roadshow connects residents with expert guidance, financial tools, and resources to make homeownership more accessible across the city.
Coltrane 100: A Centennial Celebration of Sound, Spirit, and Legacy
Houston’s Coltrane 100 concert honors John Coltrane’s centennial with a world-class performance celebrating his enduring influence on jazz and culture.
A True Visionary: How Rhonesha Byng Is Redefining Power, Purpose, and Possibility in Media
Rhonesha Byng is redefining media through storytelling, entrepreneurship, and advocacy, empowering diverse voices and advancing equity in ownership and representation.
Houston on the Move: Inside the Community-Led Fight for Affordable Housing
A Houston Community Land Trust tour highlights how community-owned land is helping preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement across rapidly changing neighborhoods.
Friday, March 20
The Powell Firm: Houston’s Premier Legal Ally Steps Boldly Into 2026
When legal matters arise, the stakes are too high to settle for anything less than excellence. As Houston steps into 2026, The Powell Firm is emerging as the city’s premier legal powerhouse—combining judicial insight, community commitment, and client-first service. Discover why having the right lawyer makes all the difference—and why Houstonians are turning to The Powell Firm when it matters most.
Wednesday, March 18
Harris County to Vote on Allowing Labor Groups to Represent Employees in Salary and Policy Discussions
Harris County commissioners will vote on a first-of-its-kind policy allowing county employees to be represented by labor organizations to advocate for wages, workplace policies, and grievances.
Watch the Trailer for Beast: A Gritty MMA Comeback Story
In Beast, a retired MMA legend returns to the cage for one final, brutal showdown to save his brother and protect his legacy.
Tuesday, March 17
Fleet Week Houston 2026 Officially Set for April 15–22 — Houston City College Powers Education, Access & Opportunity
Fleet Week Houston 2026, held April 15–22, will celebrate U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard service with ship tours, educational events, and community programming, highlighting Houston’s role as a leading port city and hub for learning and civic engagement.
Congressman Christian Menefee Visits Houston Immigration Detention Facility, Calls for Reform
Congressman Christian Menefee visited the Houston Contract Detention Facility to highlight harsh conditions for ICE detainees and call for humane immigration reform, amid reports that CoreCivic earned $742 million from ICE contracts in 2025.
Power, Purpose & Poise: Houston Leaders Shine at Transformational Resiliency Brunch
Houston’s women leaders gathered at The DeLuxe Theater for the PPG Global & SheSuite Transformational Resiliency Brunch, engaging in meaningful conversations on faith, family, health, career, and relationships to inspire empowerment, connection, and lasting impact.
PlaneAire EVOO Skin: The Carry-On Essential Redefining Travel Self-Care
Your hand sanitizer just got a luxury upgrade. PlaneAire’s EVOO Skin blends skincare and sanitation into one travel-ready essential—keeping your hands soft, protected, and refreshed wherever your journey takes you.
Trump-Appointed Intelligence Chief Joe Kent Resigns, Citing “No Imminent Threat” from Ira
Joe Kent, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigns over objections to the Trump administration’s war with Iran, citing no imminent threat and criticizing foreign influence on U.S. pol
Bayou City Art Festival Returns to Downtown Houston—Where Art, Culture, and Community Shine Bright
The Bayou City Art Festival returns to Downtown Houston March 28–29, 2026, featuring over 250 artists, live entertainment, culinary experiences, and family-friendly activities celebrating the city’s creativity and community.
April Jones Advances to Runoff — A Community‑Rooted Leader Eyes Historic Win for Fort Bend County Commissioner
April Jones, Fort Bend County community leader and business professional, advances to the Democratic Primary run-off for County Commissioner, Precinct 4, emphasizing safety, smart growth, and fiscal accountability.
Houston’s Democratic Spirit in Action: Early Voting Begins for District C Special Election
Early voting for Houston City Council District C’s special election begins March 18, 2026, giving residents a chance to shape local leadership and the future of their community.
Starting Over, Moving Forward: Houston City College Student Jeromecia Brantley Turns Hardship into Hope
Houston City College student and mother of three, Jeromecia Brantley, exemplifies resilience and ambition as she nears her Business Management degree while pursuing her dream of opening a restaurant.
Fashion’s Fiercest Editor Returns: The Devil Wears Prada 2 Brings Miranda Priestly Back to the Big Screen
The Devil Wears Prada 2 reunites Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway for a stylish, witty sequel exploring power, ambition, and the evolving fashion world, hitting theaters May 1, 2026.
Houston Grand Opera’s Messiah Arrives in Majestic Style: A Dazzling Spring Tribute to Music, Memory, and Robert Wilson
Houston Grand Opera presents the American premiere of Robert Wilson’s visionary staging of Handel’s Messiah, arranged by Mozart, from April 17–May 3, 2026, blending music, theater, and visual artistry in a once-in-a-lifetime cultural event
Houston’s Ensemble Theatre Presents the Poetic and Powerful ‘Choir Boy’
Houston’s Ensemble Theatre presents Choir Boy, a Tony-nominated, poetic coming-of-age musical exploring identity, sexuality, and community among young Black students.
Houston Blood Drive Honors Legacy While Raising Awareness About Sickle Cell Disease
A Houston blood drive honoring Jesse and Leona Mays aims to boost lifesaving donations and raise awareness about sickle cell disease, which disproportionately impacts Black Americans.
Monday, March 16
Krewe of Bridge Brings Louisiana Mardi Gras Spirit to Chicago with HBCU-Focused Celebration
Chicago got a taste of Louisiana’s Mardi Gras magic as the Krewe of Bridge officially launched in the Windy City. The evening combined celebration, networking and powerful conversations about the future of HBCUs — and it’s only the beginning, with plans already underway for the inaugural Krewe of Bridge Chicago Ball in 2027.
Thursday, March 12
Children’s Museum Houston Raises Record $237,000 at Friends and Families Luncheon
Children’s Museum Houston’s 2026 Friends and Families Luncheon raised a record $237,000, celebrating early childhood learning and unveiling the new Gallery of Wonder for infants and toddlers.
Texas Southern University Approves Ascend 2030 Strategic Plan Ahead of Centennial
Texas Southern University has approved Ascend 2030, a strategic plan guiding its growth, academic excellence, and community impact as it approaches its 100th anniversary in 2027.
Harrison Guy Named Creative and Producing Director for Houston’s Black Like That Festival
Acclaimed artist and activist Harrison Guy will lead the 2026 Black Like That Festival in Houston, celebrating Black queer culture, art, and community on June 27 at Ironworks.
H-E-B’s “Quest for Texas Best” Returns in 2026: A Texas-Sized Opportunity for Entrepreneurs
H-E-B’s 13th Annual “Quest for Texas Best” competition is inviting Texas entrepreneurs to showcase locally made products for a chance at $100,000 in prizes and potential placement on H-E-B store shelves statewide
Houston’s Maternal Health Wake-Up Call: How Legacy Community Health Is Helping Black Mothers Be Seen, Heard, and Protected
Houston’s reputation as a world-class medical city is being challenged by a stark reality: Black mothers in Harris County face dramatically higher maternal mortality rates, highlighting urgent disparities in access, continuity, and equity in maternal care.
The Inaugural ReBuildING Her Conference Launches in Houston, Empowering Women to Rise, Restore, and Reclaim Their Purpose
Hosted by Pastor Tiffaney Edwards of Transforming Faith Christian Center, the inaugural conference will take place March 19–22, 2026, bringing together nationally recognized faith leaders, speakers, and artists for a powerful series of conversations, worship experiences, and transformative teachings designed to help women rise after life’s challenges and reclaim their confidence, identity, and purpose.
Houston Leader Launches Free AI Classes in Partnership with San Jacinto College to Equip 10,000 Small Businesses
Free monthly sessions aim to bridge AI education, financial readiness, and economic opportunity for business owners and families.
Tuesday, March 10
Trump’s Iran War Claims: Fact Check on False, Unproven and Conflicting Statements
President Trump falsely claimed Iran possesses Tomahawk missiles while defending his earlier statements on a deadly strike on an Iranian school, a claim quickly rejected by arms experts.
New Mexico Authorities Conduct Search at Zorro Ranch Formerly Owned by Jeffrey Epstein
New Mexico authorities launched a search of Jeffrey Epstein’s former Zorro Ranch amid renewed criminal investigations following recently released Justice Department files alleging illegal activity at the property.
Does Trump even know what’s happening in Iran?
President Donald Trump admitted he lacked accurate information on a deadly Iranian school strike and made several misleading claims about the Iran war, reflecting a disconnect from the facts on the ground.
Texas Voters Surge to the Polls as Runoff Elections Approach: A Defining Moment for the Lone Star State
Texas’ 2026 Super Tuesday primaries saw historic turnout, with Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett energizing voters in the Houston region and critical Senate and local races heading to runoff elections on May 26.
Houston Area Urban League Welcomes Kelly P. Hodges to Lead Fund Development and Communications
The Houston Area Urban League has named Kelly P. Hodges as Director of Fund Development and Communications to lead fundraising and communications strategies that advance economic empowerment and community programs across Greater Houston.
Harris County Communities Meeting Invites Residents to Engage with Local Leadership at March Civic Forum
The Harris County Communities Meeting will host its monthly gathering on March 24, 2026, at Fallbrook Church, featuring Tax Assessor-Collector Annette Ramirez and offering residents a chance to engage with local government and civic services.
Houston Modernizes Jury Duty: New Digital System Launches for City Municipal Courts
The City of Houston is modernizing jury service with a new digital system launching March 9, 2026, featuring online juror portals, postcard summonses, text notifications, and same-day debit card payments.
Representative Lauren Simmons Secures $30,000 in State Funding for Houston Museum of African American Culture
Representative Lauren Simmons secured $30,000 in state funding to support the Houston Museum of African American Culture’s exhibitions, educational programs, and community initiatives.
Building the Dream Team for Homeownership: Houston’s Spring 360 Workshop Empowers Future Buyers
The City of Houston’s Spring 360 Road to Homeownership series continues March 19 with “Building the Perfect Team,” a workshop guiding first-time buyers on assembling trusted professionals to navigate the home-buying process.
Houston Takes Flight: “Unity in Flight” Air & STEM Expo Inspires the Next Generation of Aviation Leaders
Houston’s inaugural Unity in Flight Air & STEM Expo brought aviation and STEM careers to life for hundreds of young Houstonians, connecting students from underserved communities with pilots, aviation professionals, and hands-on learning opportunities
A Century of Community: Heights Neighborhood Library Celebrates 100 Years in Houston
The Houston Public Library’s Heights Neighborhood Library will celebrate 100 years of service with a free community event on March 14 featuring history exhibits, family activities, and storytelling honoring a century of literacy and connection in the Heights.
Houston Arboretum Spring Plant Sale Offers Native Plants for Gardeners and Plant Enthusiasts
The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center will host its Spring Plant Sale March 20 and 21, offering nearly 200 varieties of Texas native plants for gardeners and plant enthusiasts.
Monday, March 9
The Bride!
Director Maggie Gyllenhaal delivers a visually striking but tonally uneven take on the Frankenstein myth in The Bride!, starring Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale, where strong performances and stylish production design struggle to overcome an overcomplicated script.
Kroger Customer Appreciation Week Brings Major Grocery Deals and Daily Discounts March 11–17
The Kroger Co. is celebrating Customer Appreciation Week from March 11–17 with deep discounts on groceries, daily surprise deals, and special savings aimed at helping families stretch their budgets during challenging economic times.
Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Villas Unveils 2.2-Acre Lagoon and $100M Renovation in San Antonio
Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Villas in San Antonio unveils its 2.2-acre Big Spring lagoon and completes a $100M renovation, offering luxury villas, upgraded dining, world-class golf, and a Texas Hill Country beach experience for spring break, weekend getaways, and summer road trips.
Houston’s Goode Co. Taqueria Unveils First Major Menu Update Since 2019
Houston’s Goode Co. Taqueria unveils its first major menu update since 2019, featuring new breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes alongside longtime mesquite-grilled favorites at its Kirby Drive location.
Kinder Foundation Awards $55 Million Grant to Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research
The Kinder Foundation has awarded Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research a $55 million grant, bolstering its endowment and funding immediate programs to advance research, public engagement, and solutions for Houston’s urban challenges.
Schlitterbahn New Braunfels Debuts Wasserbahn Racers for Summer 2026 Thrill
Schlitterbahn Waterpark New Braunfels is kicking off its 2026 season with the debut of Wasserbahn Racers, a high-speed three-lane mat racing slide designed to deliver competitive thrills and new enhancements across the park.
Friday, March 6
Behind the Scenes at TMC: How METRO Is Making One of Houston’s Busiest Transit Hubs More Accessible
METRO is investing over $17 million to upgrade the Texas Medical Center Transit Center, enhancing accessibility, safety, and mobility for more than 10,000 daily riders while preparing for future growth and electric buses.
Houston High School Seniors Can Apply for $10,000 Daikin Most Valuable STEAM Scholarship Through March 31
Houston-area high school seniors can now apply for the Daikin Most Valuable STEAM Scholarship, a $100,000 program awarding ten $10,000 scholarships to students pursuing higher education in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.
Crawfish Cafe and Pho Prime Unite in New 10,000-Square-Foot Chinatown Destination
Crawfish Cafe and Pho Prime have merged into a newly renovated 10,000-square-foot dual-concept restaurant in Houston’s Chinatown, blending Viet-Cajun seafood favorites with Vietnamese classics in a full-service dining space designed for gatherings and cultural experience.
Thursday, March 5
Dairy Queen Celebrates Spring with Free Cone Day in Texas
Houston-area Dairy Queen fans can celebrate the first day of spring on March 19 with a free small vanilla cone and enjoy new mint-flavored treats all month long.
Portillo’s Debuts Birthday Cake, Cake Shake and Houston Rodeo Burger Deal
Portillo’s is celebrating with a limited-time Birthday Cake and Cake Shake available through April 6, while Houston-area fans can also score a $6 Rodeo Burger deal during rodeo season through March 8.
From Classroom to Community: How Houston City College Helped Brittaney Wilmore Build a Thriving Journalism Career
From scholarship recipient to media leader, Brittaney Wilmore credits Houston Community College with launching her broadcast journalism career, a journey that ultimately led her to a leadership role at KTRK-TV (ABC13 Houston) connecting one of Houston’s most trusted newsrooms with the communities it serves.
Leadership with Legacy: C. Gabriel Hayes Elevated to Chairman of TSU’s Business Advisory Council
C. Gabriel Hayes has been appointed Chairman of the Business Advisory Council at Texas Southern University’s Jesse H. Jones School of Business, bringing decades of leadership experience to help strengthen corporate partnerships, alumni engagement, and student success at one of Houston’s most influential business schools.
The Lancaster Hotel Celebrates 100 Years of Timeless Elegance in Houston’s Theater District
Celebrating a century of history, culture, and hospitality, The Lancaster Hotel marks its 100th anniversary in 2026 with yearlong events honoring its legacy as one of Houston’s most iconic boutique hotels and a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant performing arts community.
Houston’s Megan Thee Stallion Makes Broadway History in Moulin Rouge!
Houston native and three-time Grammy winner Megan Thee Stallion will make her Broadway debut in Moulin Rouge! The Musical as the first female-identifying performer to portray “Zidler,” appearing for a limited eight-week engagement at New York’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre from March 24 to May 17, 2026.
