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.
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.
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.
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
