Texas Southern’s Johnny Jones Departs for LSU After Historic Run with Tigers
Texas Southern University’s Head Men’s Basketball Coach Johnny Jones is leaving after eight successful seasons to join LSU as an assistant, leaving a legacy of championships, historic wins, and strong student-athlete development.
BBQ Fundraiser for Fallen Deputy Kenneth Lewis
A community BBQ fundraiser on April 10 will honor Deputy Kenneth Lewis and support his family following his tragic death after stopping to assist stranded motorists.
Houston, Get Ready to Take Off: Free Fleet Week Aircraft Display Lands at Lone Star Flight Museum
Houston’s Lone Star Flight Museum is hosting a free Fleet Week aircraft display on April 18 and 19, featuring Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard planes, interactive exhibits, and a family-friendly aviation experience.
Jet, Set, Nashville: The Hutton Hotel Unveils a Fresh, Luxe Vibe
Nashville’s Hutton Hotel has a fresh new look after a $40 million renovation, offering Houstonians a stylish, pet-friendly getaway with redesigned rooms, world-class dining, immersive music experiences, and a full-service spa and fitness center
Pour Minds Bring “Still Sippin Tour” Home to Houston
Houston’s own Pour Minds podcast hosts return to the stage with their “Still Sippin Tour,” bringing unfiltered conversations, humor, and interactive moments to a hometown crowd.
Watch the First Widow’s Bay Teaser Trailer and Discover Apple TV’s New Horror Comedy
Widow’s Bay blends eerie island folklore with character-driven comedy as a timid mayor fights to revive his town while a long-forgotten curse resurfaces.
Texas HUB Program Under Fire: Harris County Leaders Rally to Protect Opportunity, Fairness, and Economic Growth
Rodney Ellis, Adrian Garcia, and local leaders are pushing back against proposed changes to Texas’ HUB Program, emphasizing its critical role in protecting equitable access to contracting opportunities for minority- and women-owned businesses.
Houston’s Culinary Comeback: Black Restaurant Week Serves Flavor, Resilience, and Economic Power (April 5–19)
Black Restaurant Week Houston returns at a critical time for the industry, serving as both a celebration of Black culinary excellence and a vital effort to support struggling restaurants through increased visibility and community engagement.
From Vision to Viral: Houston’s PopSignDesign Is Redefining Brand Activation on a Global Stage
PopSignDesign, a Houston-based experiential marketing company, is gaining national recognition for creating immersive brand activations for global clients while showcasing the city’s growing influence in the creative economy.
End of an Era, Dawn of the Future: Tesla’s Bold Pivot Redefines Mobility
Tesla has announced the end of production for the Model S and Model X, marking the close of a transformative era while shifting focus toward high-volume vehicles, AI, robotics, and autonomous mobility technologies that will shape the future of transportation.
Harris Health Honors The Metropolitan Organization: A Powerful Win for Health Equity in Houston
At the 2026 Pathways to Health Summit, Harris Health honored The Metropolitan Organization of Houston with the Garnet F. Coleman Health Equity Award, recognizing its impactful advocacy in advancing equitable healthcare access and driving community-centered solutions across Houston.
The Tipped Wage is a Legacy of Slavery. Chicago is Right to End it.
Chicago’s move to eliminate the tipped wage highlights its roots in post-slavery labor practices and aims to create a more equitable pay structure for service workers.
Supreme Court Questions Trump Push to End Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court of the United States expressed skepticism during arguments over Donald Trump’s effort to end automatic birthright citizenship, raising questions about constitutional interpretation and historical precedent.
HCA Houston Northwest Earns 2026 Patient Safety Award
HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest earned the 2026 Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades, ranking among the top 10% of U.S. hospitals for patient safety while expanding services with Aquablation therapy.
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.
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.
