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No-Bond Vote: Sylvester Turner Rallies Houston Against HISD's $4.4 Billion Gamble

In a passionate move to protect Houston’s taxpayers and school children, former Mayor Sylvester Turner, now a candidate for Texas' 18th congressional district, has issued a clarion call: VOTE NO on the controversial HISD bond proposal slated for the November 5th ballot. The proposed $4.4 billion bond, encompassing HISD Propositions A and B, has sparked a citywide debate, and Turner, alongside respected community leaders and organizations, is leading the charge to defeat it.

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Why Age is Just a Number: Young Leaders are Shaping Texas Politics

In a world where age often dictates credibility, Texas Rep. Erin Zwiener is proving that experience stems from passion, commitment, and capability rather than years lived. At just 33 years old, she became the second-youngest elected state lawmaker in the Texas House. Despite facing skepticism regarding her age, she navigated legislative complexities with wit and wisdom.

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Houston’s Heart of Soul Foundation – Empowering Communities, One Step at a Time

Houston's community spirit is alive and thriving with the official launch of the Heart of Soul Foundation. This visionary organization is transforming the way we uplift our neighborhoods, providing much-needed support through strategic programs, scholarships, and the much-anticipated annual Holiday Soul Nutcracker Market (HSNM).

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Purple: A Color of Power and Purpose in the Fight Against Domestic Violence

Purple, a color often associated with royalty, luxury, and wisdom, takes on a far deeper and more poignant meaning in October. As the world observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the rich hue of purple becomes a symbol of solidarity, hope, and the urgent call to end domestic violence. This shade, while representing strength and resilience, also mirrors the physical and emotional bruises that many victims bear, especially those with darker skin tones where abuse often goes unnoticed. Healthcare professionals now use purple light to better identify bruises, shining light—literally and metaphorically—on the hidden scars of abuse.

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Calavera con Calavera Returns to Miller Outdoor Theatre for Day of the Dead Tradition

Grupo de Teatro Indigo returns to Miller Outdoor Theatre on November 1st for the 11th season of *Calavera con Calavera*, an acclaimed Day of the Dead play celebrating Mexican heritage with live performances and cultural artistry.

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The 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali: A Bold Step Into the Future of Electric Trucks

Get ready, Houston! The 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali is turning heads, blending powerful performance with the electric revolution. Boasting up to 460 miles of range, a jaw-dropping 760 horsepower, and advanced towing capacity of 10,500 pounds, this all-electric pickup packs a punch. The Air Ride Adaptive Suspension and the innovative MultiPro MidGate™ make every ride smoother and more functional.

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Fort Bend Elections Heat Up: Voter Surge in Full Force

As the November 5 election approaches, Fort Bend County has become a political hotspot, exemplifying America’s shifting demographics and growing influence of diverse voices in government. Renowned for its ethnic diversity and rapid growth, the county now faces one of the most competitive ballots in recent history. From U.S. Congress to local constables, candidates are sparking lively debates, with Democratic hopefuls leading the charge for transformative change.

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Burn, Baby, Burn! The Annual HPFFA Red Hot Gala Heats Up the Night

Houston Style Magazine was on the scene, and what a night it was! On Sunday, October 5th, the seventh annual Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association (HPFFA) Charitable Foundation Gala lit up the Royal Sonesta in the heart of Houston. More than 500 dazzling guests came together in their red-hot finest, proving that they were ready to support the real-life heroes who face the flames to keep our city safe.

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Black lawmakers call for probe of GOP House candidate over campaign ad with wrong election date

Black state lawmakers in Michigan have called on the state’s attorney general and a county prosecutor to investigate Tom Barrett, a GOP candidate for the US House, over a newspaper advertisement in a Black-owned newspaper that listed the wrong date for Election Day.

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Suspect arrested after reports of threats toward FEMA operations in North Carolina

A North Carolina man was arrested over the weekend for allegedly threatening harm against FEMA employees responding to Hurricane Helene, according to the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office.

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Get Ready for a High-Flying Halloween Adventure at Lone Star Flight Museum!

Houston, brace yourselves for a spooky, sky-high Halloween extravaganza at Lone Star Flight Museum! On Saturday, October 19th, 2024, the aviation museum opens its doors to welcome all the little witches, wizards, and superheroes to a unique, thrilling Halloween event: Halloween in the Hangar!

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Global Race for Autonomous Trucks: How the US, EU, and China Transform Transport

The dawn of autonomous trucking has finally arrived, revolutionizing transportation across the globe. As technology catches up to the sci-fi fantasies of self-driving vehicles, the race to develop the most efficient, safe, and scalable autonomous trucks is heating up in the US, Europe, and China. These regions are shaping a future that promises to mitigate operational costs, resolve driver shortages, and enhance road safety, but each is taking a unique approach to reach this goal.

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Obama tells Black men it’s ‘not acceptable’ to sit out election

Former President Barack Obama on Thursday admonished Black men who are hesitating to back Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, telling them it’s “not acceptable” to sit out this election and suggesting they might be reluctant to vote for Harris because she’s a woman.

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Houston Public Library Unveils A Fun-Filled Saturday: Community, Culture, and Spook-tacular Celebrations!

If you're looking to spice up your Saturday, the Houston Public Library (HPL) has got you covered with an exciting lineup of events on Saturday, October 12, 2024! From celebrating literacy to exploring rich Hispanic heritage and even enjoying some spooky fun, HPL invites Houstonians of all ages to dive into a day filled with community, culture, and creativity. Here's a preview of what's on deck:

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Trill Burgers Pop-Up at UH: Houston Rap Legend Bun B Brings the Flavor to Campus

Get ready, Coogs! The University of Houston is about to turn up the heat, not just with sick beats but with the juiciest burgers in the city. This Tuesday, October 15, from 6 to 8 p.m., the award-winning Trill Burgers, courtesy of Houston rap icon Bun B, will be making a special pop-up appearance at Cougar Woods Commons. It’s a foodie and music lover’s dream rolled into one, giving UH students a taste of greatness without even leaving campus.

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I-45 HOV/HOT Lane Closure This Weekend: What You Need to Know

Houston drivers, buckle up! If you’re planning to hit the I-45 Gulf Freeway this weekend, you might want to adjust your route and schedule ahead of time. As part of an ongoing TxDOT construction project, the HOV/HOT lane on I-45 will be temporarily out of service starting this Friday, October 11, with a scheduled reopening for the Monday morning inbound commute on October 14 at 5 a.m.

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Justice Served: Houston Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for 2009 Cold-Case Murder

In a city as vibrant and resilient as Houston, the idea of an unsolved murder lurking in the shadows for over a decade is unsettling. But thanks to the tenacity of law enforcement and advances in technology, justice has finally been served in a cold case that had haunted a Houston family for 15 years. Jorge Trevino Cardenas, 52, has been sentenced to life in prison for the brutal 2009 murder of Domitila Alvarez, a mother of five. Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg made the announcement on Thursday, offering a sense of closure to a family and community that never gave up hope.

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Avalanche Food Group’s Big Back-to-School Giveaway: Houston Teachers Set to Receive 80 Classroom Grants Tomorrow!

Houston, get ready for an exciting celebration of our local heroes—our teachers! Tomorrow, Saturday, October 12, 2024, at 10 AM, Avalanche Food Group (AFG) is hosting a heartwarming event at Twin Peaks Kirby, located at 4527 Lomitas St., Houston, TX 77098, where 80 deserving Houston area teachers will receive grants to help stock their classrooms for the school year.

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Tamela Mann's New Album "Live Breathe Fight" Reaches New Heights: A Gospel Powerhouse Continues to Inspire with Chart-Topping Hits

Houston, get ready to be uplifted! Grammy Award-winning gospel sensation **Tamela Mann** has done it again. Today, October 11, 2024, she releases her latest album, *Live Breathe Fight*, and it’s already taking the gospel world by storm. Available now on all music streaming platforms, this new project has struck a powerful chord with listeners, anchored by the groundbreaking single, “Working for Me.”

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Harris County’s Addicks Reservoir Repair: A Flood-Fighting Milestone for Houston’s Future

Harris County’s Addicks Reservoir Repair: A Flood-Fighting Milestone for Houston’s Future

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