CLUE, the Hilarious Murder-Mystery Comedy, Heads to Houston This June
CLUE, the hit murder-mystery comedy inspired by the classic board game and 1985 film, comes to Houston’s Hobby Center June 9–14, 2026.
Robert Nnake Launches Bid for Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 4 With Plan to Tackle Property Taxes and Rapid Growth
Candidate calls for smarter infrastructure planning, economic diversification, and stronger community engagement across Precinct 4.
Robert Nnake, a candidate for Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 4, outlines a vision centered on sustainable growth, property tax relief, infrastructure planning, and community cohesion in one of Texas’ fastest-growing and most diverse counties.
Bayou Collective Giving Circle Launches to Support Black-Led Organizations in Houston
The Bayou Collective Giving Circle has launched in Houston to pool resources and provide unrestricted funding and capacity-building support to Black-led organizations across the region.
Jasmine Crockett Pushes Back on Talarico Super PAC Attack Ad
Congresswoman Crockett’s campaign criticizes the ad as hypocritical and reaffirms her record of leadership and advocacy ahead of the March 3 Texas Democratic Senate primary.
Texas Democratic Senate candidates clash as a Super PAC backing James Talarico runs an attack ad against Jasmine Crockett, prompting a campaign response.
Rep. Menefee Joins House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force to Defend Civil Rights and Government Accountability
Newly sworn-in Rep. Menefee will leverage his legal experience to address executive overreach, safeguard healthcare and voting rights, and support equitable federal policies.
Rep. Menefee has been appointed to the House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force, where he will use his legal experience to defend civil rights, healthcare access, and government accountability.
Talarico Campaign to Air Super Bowl Ad Ahead of U.S. Senate Primary
State Rep. James Talarico will debut a Super Bowl ad highlighting campaign finance reform ahead of the March 3, 2026, Democratic U.S. Senate primary in Texas.
SEIU Texas Endorses Jasmine Crockett in U.S. Senate Race
Labor union representing more than two million workers backs Crockett in Democratic primary
SEIU Texas has endorsed U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the 2026 U.S. Senate race, citing her pro-labor voting record as the contest shapes up to be one of the most closely watched elections in the country.
Lakewood Oaks on Lake Conroe: Where Faith, Luxury, and Legacy Meet the Water
Lakewood Oaks on Lake Conroe is emerging as a faith-centered, resort-style waterfront community that pairs refined luxury living with purpose, stewardship, and long-term vision.
Sipping PositiviTEA Hosts a free community event, “Go Red for Women.”
Sipping PositiviTEA will host the Go Red for Heart Disease, a free, community-centered wellness event designed to encourage movement, connection, and preventative health awareness for women and men. All fitness levels are invited to the Go Red for Women event a dance fusion for all to come as they are and move at their own pace in support of heart health and overall wellness.
Op-Ed: Experience. Integrity. Service. Why Maria T. Jackson Is the Right Choice for Fort Bend County Clerk
With decades of judicial experience and a lifelong commitment to public service, Judge Maria T. Jackson is positioning herself as a steady, experienced leader ready to modernize and elevate the Fort Bend County Clerk’s office.
Portillo’s Unveils New Sauces and Valentine’s Day Meal Deal
Portillo’s is celebrating Valentine’s Day with five new dipping sauces, a limited-edition Sauce Flight for loyalty members, and a Red Hot Meal Deal for two, available February 12-15.
Winsome Prime Turns Valentine’s Day into a Weekend-Long Love Affair with Galentine’s Night, Valentine’s Dinner & a Sweet Brunch Finale
Winsome Prime in Houston is celebrating Valentine’s Weekend with Galentine’s Night, a romantic prix fixe dinner, festive brunches, live music, and special touches to make love—and friendship—last all weekend.
Fort Bend County Commissioner Dexter McCoy Criticizes Judge KP George Over Forum Cancellation
Precinct 4 commissioner announces online town hall following Houston Chronicle candidate forum withdrawal as county judge race continues
Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Commissioner Dexter McCoy criticized County Judge KP George’s withdrawal from a Houston Chronicle forum and announced an online town hall as voters prepare for the upcoming county judge election.
Edward Pollard to Present First-Ever Public Funding to Houston Museum of African American Culture
Historic Black History Month investment highlights partnership with Houston Public Library and expanded community access to arts and education
Houston City Council Member Edward Pollard will present historic first-time public funding to the Houston Museum of African American Culture during a Black History Month event in partnership with the Houston Public Library.
Mardi Gras! Galveston 2026 Launches with Music, Parades, and Island Celebrations
Galveston kicks off Mardi Gras! 2026 with music, parades, and nonstop island energy February 6–8.
Hobby Center Announces 2026–2027 Broadway Season Featuring Houston Premieres and Fan Favorites
The Hobby Center has announced its 2026–2027 Broadway season, bringing Houston a mix of iconic classics, award-winning new musicals, and returning fan favorites.
THE REAL LIFE RESUME
Careers, Parenting, and the Chaos in Between
A powerful reflection on career growth, rejection, resilience, and why a resume should tell your real story—not just your job title.
Give the Gift of a Romantic Getaway to Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg invites couples to celebrate love any time of year and treat their special someone to the timeless appeal and warmth of the Texas Hill Country.
Real Women Have Curves Opens at Alley Theatre, Celebrating Stories of Strength and Resilience
The Alley Theatre’s production of Real Women Have Curves delivers humor, heart, and timely cultural commentary through February 15, 2026.
Christian Menefee Earns Workers Defense Action Fund Endorsement Ahead of TX-18 Runoff Amid Immigration Concerns
Workers Defense Action Fund has endorsed former Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee in the TX-18 runoff, citing his record of expanding legal protections and services for immigrant communities amid ongoing national immigration enforcement concerns.
