Free Legal Assistance for Texans Impacted by Hurricane Beryl: How to Access Help
In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, Texans dealing with disaster-related legal challenges can access free legal support. The State Bar of Texas has set up a dedicated hotline for those in need, providing essential assistance for individuals facing legal issues as a result of the storm.
Trailblazing Leadership: Houston Community College Solidifies Administrative Roles
The Houston Community College (HCC) system, a renowned educational institution serving over 85,000 students, has announced the appointment of six dynamic leaders to permanent administrative positions. Under the stewardship of Chancellor Margaret Ford Fisher, Ed.D., these talented professionals—who have long contributed to HCC’s mission—now have the opportunity to steer the institution towards a future brimming with innovation, inclusivity, and academic excellence.
Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office: Bridging the Gap with Job Opportunities A Major Hiring Event to Strengthen Fort Bend’s Finest
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, a cornerstone of law enforcement excellence in one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation, is urgently seeking new recruits to address pressing staffing shortages. In an effort to bolster their ranks, they will host a hiring event on Saturday, October 19th, 2024, from 9 AM to 4 PM at the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy in Richmond, Texas. This pivotal event comes at a crucial time as the Sheriff’s Office looks to fill critical positions, ensuring the safety and security of Fort Bend County residents.
Shogun Reigns Supreme at the 2024 Emmys, Making History With 18 Awards
The 2024 Emmys were electrified by the spellbinding Shogun, FX’s powerful period drama set in feudal Japan. In a historic sweep, Shogun walked away with a groundbreaking 18 awards, cementing its place in Emmy history. The drama captivated audiences and critics alike, winning the coveted award for Best Drama Series. Its stars, Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai, made their own mark by becoming the first Japanese actors to win Emmys in their respective categories.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s administration is in chaos as federal probes target his inner circle
New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s administration is unraveling.
Saints continue historic start with victory over Cowboys, last-second field goal helps Chiefs down Bengals: NFL Week 2 Sunday review
The NFL season continues to provide drama, thrills and plays worthy of praise. The 14 games on Sunday were no exception, providing no shortage of entertainment, with each matchup seemingly having drama and noteworthy moments.
Two colleges in Springfield, Ohio, close after receiving threats linked to false claims about Haitian immigrants
Two colleges in Springfield, Ohio, have moved to virtual learning after receiving separate threats of a bombing and a potential shooting to their campuses over the weekend. The closures come amid ongoing fallout from baseless allegations former President Donald Trump made during the second presidential debate that Haitian immigrants in the city are stealing and eating local pets.
First Call: Dodge Unleashes Next-Gen 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona with VIP Experience
Dodge has officially opened the floodgates for American muscle car enthusiasts with the all-new 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona, taking performance to electrifying new heights. With exclusive packages designed for speed lovers, Dodge is making history yet again, blending high-performance thrills with next-gen technology. If you're a fan of unmatched power, stunning design, and the ultimate VIP experience, this first-of-its-kind opportunity is calling your name.
‘Have I Got News For You’ stars are here to help you laugh through the news
Amber Ruffin has some thoughts about those who think that CNN isn’t necessarily the best home for comedy.
Emmy highlights: ‘Shōgun’ makes history, surprises and a ‘meow’ heard ‘round the world
If you had “historical night” on your Emmy predictions, congratulations. It was, indeed, a night for the history books and one for people who love teary acceptance speeches with a side of subtle, mostly scripted zingers. From historic winners to mentions of cats and dogs, here are the highlights from the 76th Emmy Awards:
Golf courses — in particular Trump’s — have long proved a difficult assignment for Secret Service
Golf courses, and in particular former President Donald Trump’s own properties, have long been a source of concern among Secret Service officials tasked with securing the grounds while the commander in chief plays, according to people familiar with the matter.
Elon Musk deletes post questioning the Trump assassination attempt
Elon Musk deleted a post Monday morning that questioned why former President Donald Trump has faced two apparent assassination attempts in recent months while President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have not encountered any. Musk later claimed the post was a joke.
Suspect in apparent assassination attempt of Trump is in federal court
Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the apparent assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump, is in federal court for an initial appearance Monday morning.
EV Charging Revolution: EVgo and GM Elevate Customer Experience with Flagship Charging Stations
In a time when electric vehicles (EVs) are swiftly becoming the future of mobility, a critical component of this transformation is ensuring a robust, reliable, and convenient charging infrastructure. Enter EVgo and General Motors (GM)—two industry leaders who have teamed up to redefine EV charging by rolling out 400 fast charging stalls across flagship destinations nationwide. This expansion aims to offer EV drivers an unprecedented level of convenience, comfort, and cutting-edge technology, setting a new benchmark in the EV charging ecosystem.
Mayor John Whitmire’s First State of the City Address: Paving the Way for a Brighter Houston
In the heart of Houston’s thriving metropolis, a new chapter of leadership is unfolding under Mayor John Whitmire. As Houstonians look toward the future, Whitmire is gearing up to deliver his highly anticipated first State of the City address on September 17, 2024. Since taking office in January, Whitmire’s administration has made a dynamic start, and now it’s time for the city’s leader to share his vision, priorities, and initiatives to propel Houston to new heights.
Saving the World as a Path to Prosperity
“Made in the USA” is a tagline that should apply to every major piece of the clean energy economy. It is within our grasp. But we need to bust some myths.
Honoring Our Heroes: H-E-B’s Annual Helping Heroes Initiative Celebrates First Responders Across Texas
In a heartfelt display of gratitude and solidarity, H-E-B once again rallied its Partners for the 20th Annual Helping Heroes initiative, celebrating the heroic first responders who serve Texas communities. This year, the program was a resounding success, with more than 300 H-E-B stores and work locations joining hands to adopt over 960 fire, law enforcement, and EMS stations statewide. In a tribute that not only highlights their dedication but honors their unwavering service, this initiative truly encapsulated the spirit of giving back.
Houston’s Hotspot for Creativity: The City Lights Up with $97K in Grants!
Houston, we have no problems here—just pure creative energy taking over! 🚀 The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs is doling out a cool $97,000 in grants to some of the city’s most inventive minds. With 39 grants awarded, it’s like Christmas came early for artists and creatives across the Space City!
Fest Eve 2024: A Magical Evening for the Arts and Community Artist Collective
Houston is a city that thrives on its rich cultural landscape, and the Community Artists' Collective (CAC) has been a beacon of this artistic vibrancy for nearly four decades. As we look forward to the upcoming Fest Eve! 2024 on Saturday, September 28th, we are reminded of the legacy of creativity, community, and culture that this beloved nonprofit continues to champion.
Police Tactics and Black Drivers: The Case of Tyreek Hill and Officer Danny Torres
In the ever-changing landscape of race relations in America, the subject of law enforcement and its interactions with Black citizens remains a point of contention. Recent events involving Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill and Miami-Dade Police Officer Danny Torres have reignited the conversation about how Black drivers experience traffic stops. This issue resonates far beyond Florida's borders, touching the lives of many Black individuals in communities across the nation, including Houston, Texas.
