Here’s what could happen if Trump brings the National Guard to DC
President Donald Trump this week reignited his threat that the federal government will take over and “run” Washington, DC, after a former Department of Government Efficiency employee was assaulted in an attempted carjacking. This story has been updated with additional details.
Here are good and bad ultraprocessed foods, according to the American Heart Association
Step aside, MAHA. The country’s largest heart-health organization has just released its long-awaited guidelines for the consumption of ultraprocessed foods, or UPFs.
Another sex toy interrupts final seconds of WNBA game, as commissioner Cathy Engelbert denounces ‘totally unacceptable’ trend
Yet another sex toy was thrown onto a WNBA court, this time in the closing seconds of the Atlanta Dream’s 86-65 win over the Chicago Sky.
Democrats delay Texas redistricting again, escalating a standoff with GOP leaders
Texas’ redistricting standoff rose to a new level Friday as Democrats once again denied a quorum to allow the House to consider the GOP-led plan and Republicans responded by threatening more punitive action.
Houston City College Makes History: A Bold New Name for a Bold New Era
Local Focus. Global Reach. With that powerful tagline, Houston Community College has turned a new chapter in its storied legacy — officially adopting the new name: Houston City College. Approved by the board in a unanimous vote, this moment marks far more than a rebrand — it signals a future-focused evolution aligned with the needs of Houston’s growing, diverse, and tech-forward population.
Fort Bend County Health & Human Services Hosts Community Blood Drive: A Chance to Give the Gift of Life — and Ice Cream! 🍨🩸
In a heartwarming celebration of compassion and community, Fort Bend County Health & Human Services (FBCHHS) is hosting a Community Blood Drive on Wednesday, August 13, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and every local hero is invited.
Comfort Foodies Serves Up Back-to-School Relief with Free Kids’ Meals on School Nights
As Houston families transition from summer fun to homework, sports practices, and jam-packed weeknight routines, one beloved local restaurant is stepping up to lighten the load. Comfort Foodies, the vibrant eatery blending the soulful heart of the South with the bold zest of Latin-Caribbean cuisine, is offering Free Kids’ Meals every Tuesday through Friday from now until August 31, 2025.
Leadership In Motion: Israel Garcia’s Steadfast Journey Powering METRO Forward
In a city that pulses with momentum, few keep Houston moving quite like Israel Garcia. With over 30 years of steadfast dedication to the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County (METRO), Garcia isn’t just guiding the buses—he’s steering the culture of excellence behind the scenes.
Degrees of Distinction: Prairie View A&M University Honors the Next Generation of Bold Achievers
A Historic Milestone for First-Generation Graduates and Future Leaders
Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU), a proud cornerstone of academic excellence and Black educational heritage, is poised to honor a remarkable class of graduates during its 114th Summer Commencement Convocation. The milestone event will take place on Saturday, August 9, at 9:00 a.m. in the historic William “Billy” J. Nicks, Sr. Building, fondly known as the Baby Dome.
Degrees of Distinction: Prairie View A&M University Honors Trailblazing Class of 2025 with Legacy, Leadership, and Firsts
In a triumphant celebration of resilience, ambition, and academic excellence, Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) will host its 114th Summer Commencement Convocation on Saturday, August 9 at 9:00 a.m. in the William “Billy” J. Nicks, Sr. Building, affectionately known as the “Baby Dome.”
Howdy, Queen! Texas A&M’s Reanna Santos Crowned Miss Rodeo Texas 2025—Blazing Trails from the Saddle to Science
In a dazzling blend of tradition, grit, and academic excellence, 24-year-old Reanna Santos has been crowned Miss Rodeo Texas 2025, marking a triumphant milestone not only for herself but for the legacy of Texas A&M University. Just one month after earning her Master of Science in Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Santos—already an accomplished researcher and leader—swapped her graduation cap for a glittering crown on June 20 in Denton, Texas.
Australis Cruises at 35: The Original “Cool-cation” That Redefined Adventure Travel in Patagonia
In an era where travelers chase curated experiences and viral hashtags, there exists a rare kind of voyage that needs no rebranding—because it was always ahead of its time. For 35 years, Australis Cruises has been quietly pioneering what the world now calls a “cool-cation,” long before climate-conscious getaways and off-the-beaten-path escapes were travel buzzwords.
Fort Bend County Unites to Save Lives: Community Blood Drive on August 8 Offers Free Gifts and Hope
Give the gift of life – donate blood and save lives!
The 2026 Corvette ZR1X: Chevy Unleashes a Bold New Era with Quail Silver Limited Edition
Chevrolet is revving up the excitement for car enthusiasts with the unveiling of the 2026 Corvette ZR1X — a jaw-dropping, hyper-performance machine that’s not only rewriting the American supercar playbook but also making history with an ultra-exclusive Quail Silver Limited Edition.
Rooted in the Community, Rising for Our Children”: Dr. Cleveland Lane, Jr. Launches Historic Campaign for Cy-Fair ISD Board of Trustees
In a school district as vast, vibrant, and evolving as Cypress-Fairbanks ISD—Texas’ third-largest public school district with over 119,000 students—representation that reflects the heartbeat of the community isn’t just important, it’s essential. And that’s exactly what Dr. Cleveland Lane, Jr. is bringing to the ballot box this fall.
Rising by Reaching Back: Trustee Renee Jefferson Patterson Champions HCC's VAST Expansion in Northeast Houston
In the ever-evolving story of Houston's educational champions, few names shine as brightly as Renee Jefferson Patterson — a woman whose personal trials transformed into triumphs and whose professional journey is now shaping futures across the Bayou City.
An ex-NFL player has been convicted in a dogfighting case. A record number of dogs were taken from him
A former NFL player has been convicted for running an operation that bred and trafficked “grand champion” dogs and their offspring for dogfighting, the Department of Justice said.
Why the manhunt for a Montana mass shooting suspect has proven exceedingly difficult
Stymied by treacherous terrain and untamed wilderness, authorities are struggling to find an Army veteran suspected of killing four people at a Montana bar last week.
From Viral to Mobile: PVAMU Senior Jayla Stanford Rolls Out Sweet Success with TreatsDippedByJay Food Truck
At just 21 years old, Prairie View A&M University senior Jayla Stanford is redefining what it means to be young, driven, and unstoppable. What began as a creative hustle in high school has grown into a booming dessert brand—TreatsDippedByJay—and now, a food truck drawing sweet crowds in Houston’s Champions Food Truck Park.
Elon Musk awarded $29 billion pay package from Tesla
Tesla’s board is giving CEO Elon Musk another huge pay day. The company’s latest CEO pay package, worth about $29 billion, comes several months after a Delaware court rejected for a second time Musk’s 2018 performance award following a shareholder lawsuit. Musk is currently appealing the order.
