‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ documents pay win for the group
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have scored a salary touchdown. The new season of the Netflix docuseries “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” includes the women getting a pay raise.
Houston Invests in Latino Cultural Landmark with $130K Funding Boost for ALMAAHH
Houston takes a bold step toward celebrating Latino heritage with a $130,000 investment in a groundbreaking cultural arts complex set to transform the city’s East End.
The new coronavirus variant surging in China has arrived in the US. Here’s what to know about Nimbus
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Erick makes landfall as a Category 3 hurricane, the strongest to hit Mexico so early in the year
Hurricane Erick slammed into Mexico’s Oaxaca state as a dangerous Category 3 storm Thursday morning, unleashing powerful winds at the coast while spreading heavy rain over the region.
Houston’s Own Bun B Throws Trill Summer Block Party at Trill Burgers
Ready to vibe with Bun B, enjoy family fun, and celebrate Juneteenth the Trill way? Here’s where to be in Houston this weekend.
Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee Takes Stand Against NIH Funding Cuts, Defending Houston's Medical Future
In a bold defense of public health and medical innovation, Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee has joined a coalition of 45 cities, counties, and local government leaders nationwide in filing a powerful amicus brief opposing abrupt funding cuts by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). These cuts, if upheld, could devastate critical medical research programs, jeopardize thousands of jobs, and weaken the nation’s healthcare infrastructure—especially in regions like Harris County, home to the globally recognized Texas Medical Center (TMC).
Houston Native Makes Waves Beneath the Surface as U.S. Navy Submariner
Beneath the ocean’s surface, where silence is power and precision is everything, a proud Houston native is serving as a guardian of America’s national security. Petty Officer 3rd Class Raymund Nelson, a 2023 graduate of West Side High School, is charting an extraordinary course with the United States Navy aboard the USS Tennessee, homeported at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia.
Turning Dreams into Diplomas: Harris County Adult Learners Celebrate Graduation Milestone
This weekend, more than 150 inspiring individuals from Harris County will proudly don caps and gowns as they cross the stage to receive their high school equivalency diplomas (HSE), proving that it's never too late to rewrite your story. The Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) will host its annual Adult Education Graduation Ceremony on Saturday, June 21, 2025, honoring adult learners who completed their HSE requirements during the 2024–2025 academic year.
League City’s Own Serves as Silent Sentinel Beneath the Waves
From the quiet suburbs of League City, Texas, to the strategic depths of the Atlantic Ocean, Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeremy Carter is making waves in the U.S. Navy’s elite submarine force. Currently serving aboard the USS West Virginia, homeported at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Carter is part of a select group entrusted with one of the most complex and consequential missions in modern defense: protecting America from beneath the sea.
Fielding’s River Oaks Delivers Luxe Lunches with 25-Cent Martinis—A New Friday Favorite in Houston
Fielding’s River Oaks, one of Houston’s premier destinations for prime steaks, craft cocktails, and fine wine, is transforming Fridays into a can’t-miss culinary celebration. With the launch of its new Friday lunch series, guests can now enjoy a sophisticated midday menu paired with indulgent 25-cent martinis—yes, you read that right—just twenty-five cents each.
160 years after Juneteenth 1865 - Racism, misogyny, harmful public policy, and destruction of lives
By May 8, 2025, 106,000 Black women lost their jobs, including me,” a somber and visibly shaken @sunshineharpy shared on her social media page. “And those of us that’s been out here trying to find work again, it’s basically just been non-existent, and I’m starting to feel like it’s by design. Because there are over 100,00 women (black women like me) who have the same story,” she claimed in a 10-minute-long emotional video.
A Celebration of Freedom, Music, and Legacy at Miller Outdoor Theatre
June 19–21 Performances Uplift Black Excellence, Classical Innovation & Juneteenth Joy
This week, Miller Outdoor Theatre transforms into a living canvas of cultural pride, rhythmic storytelling, and musical brilliance with a three-day stretch of unforgettable programming, all free and open to the public in Houston's beloved Hermann Park.
Fort Bend County Libraries Host Open Auditions for “Shakespeare-by-the-Book” Featuring The Merchant of Venice
Aspiring actors and Shakespeare enthusiasts across the Greater Houston area are invited to step into the spotlight as Fort Bend County Libraries teams up with The Live Oak Playhouse for an exciting theatrical opportunity this summer. Open auditions for the beloved Shakespearean drama The Merchant of Venice will take place on Saturday and Sunday, July 12–13, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Bohachevsky Gallery inside the George Memorial Library, located at 1001 Golfview Drive in Richmond, Texas.
Houston’s Own Raymund Nelson Makes Waves in the U.S. Navy’s Submarine Force
From the vibrant heart of Houston to the deep blue sea, Petty Officer 3rd Class Raymund Nelson is making his mark as a proud member of the elite U.S. Navy Submarine Force. A 2023 graduate of West Side High School, Nelson now serves as a missile technician aboard the USS Tennessee, stationed at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia — homeport of the Navy’s East Coast ballistic- and guided-missile submarines.
Federal Court Rules in Favor of Harris County in Public Health Funding Dispute
A federal judge has reinstated millions in public health funding to Harris County, ruling that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services unlawfully cut the funds earlier this year.
AARP Awards 2025 Community Challenge Grants to 12 Texas Organizations
Funding supports quick-action projects across Texas aimed at improving livability, accessibility, and community engagement for older adults and residents of all ages.
AARP is investing in Texas communities with grants that spark fast, impactful changes to make neighborhoods more livable for people of all ages.
From Vine to Vision: How Dr. Hope Foster Is Bottling An Experience At Signature Sipz Winery
Step into the world of Signature Sipz Winery, where bold flavors meet unforgettable experiences. From handcrafted Zodiac-inspired wines to exclusive events like the Billionaire’s Beverage Ball, every sip tells a story of passion and personality. Whether you're a seasoned wine lover or just discovering your taste, Signature Sipz invites you to raise your glass to something extraordinary. Get ready to uncork the magic—one bottle at a time.
Sip the Stars: Zodiac Sipz Is Redefining How We Celebrate Our Signs
Signature Sipz Winery presents Zillionaire Zodiac Sipz, a collection of 12 all-natural, zodiac-inspired lemonade beverages—each crafted to match the personality and energy of its corresponding sign. With both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, plus themed gift bags, this cosmic collection brings astrology and flavor together in a bold new way. Explore the full experience at zodiacsipz.com.
Roberts Markland LLP and Texas Southern University Unite to Launch Juneteenth Remuneration Study with $100,000 Gift
In an unforgettable moment of history meeting momentum, Roberts Markland LLP, one of Houston’s most respected Black-owned law firms, made headlines—and history—with the official announcement of a $100,000 donation to fund the Juneteenth Remuneration Study and Symposium at Texas Southern University (TSU).
2026 Corvette ZR1X: Chevrolet Unleashes the Most Advanced American Hypercar Ever
Chevrolet has redefined the boundaries of performance and innovation with the introduction of the 2026 Corvette ZR1X—a 1,250-horsepower, all-wheel drive, electrified supercar that boldly claims its title as the most powerful and technologically advanced Corvette in history. Assembled with pride at the iconic Bowling Green Assembly Plant in Kentucky, the ZR1X isn’t just a car—it’s a revolution on wheels and a proud symbol of American engineering.
