RFK Jr. removes all current members of CDC vaccine advisory committee
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday dismissed an expert panel of vaccine advisers that has historically guided the federal government’s vaccine recommendations, saying the group is “plagued with conflicts of interest.”
LEGENDARY HIP-HOP TITANS UNITE: BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY & THREE 6 MAFIA ANNOUNCE “THUGGISH-RUGGISH-MAFIA” CO-HEADLINE TOUR—WITH THREE STOPS IN TEXAS
In what promises to be one of the most electrifying hip-hop reunions of the decade, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia are joining forces for the Thuggish-Ruggish-Mafia Tour, a 24-city North American run powered by Live Nation. These two iconic collectives—each with over three decades of game-changing influence—will hit the stage with a vengeance, backed by decades of hits, legendary collaborations, and a new wave of cultural relevance.
Trailblazing Scholar: Ariel Smith Becomes First Graduate of PVAMU’s African American Studies Program, Paving Path for Generations
In a powerful stride toward reclaiming identity and rewriting history, Ariel Smith, Class of 2025, has made Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) history as the first graduate of its African American Studies Program. With passion, resilience, and a deep-rooted sense of purpose, Ariel is not only preserving stories of the past but also laying the foundation for the scholars of tomorrow.
Texas Southern University Secures $2 Million Grant to Expand Life-Saving Breast Cancer Screening for Underserved Women Across Nine Counties In
In a bold stride toward health equity and cancer prevention, Texas Southern University (TSU) has been awarded a transformative $2 million grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). The funding, dedicated to expanding the impact of the TSU Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention Center (TSU BCSPC), signals a major win for underserved communities in the Greater Houston area and beyond.
Why Women Cheat: 12 Honest, Human, and Sometimes Heartbreaking Reasons
In a culture that often scrutinizes men for infidelity while silencing women’s experiences, Houston Style Magazine is peeling back the veil with a daring, data-backed dive into a rarely discussed reality: Women cheat too—and often for very different reasons.
Commissioner Briones, Houston Leaders Mark Milestone with Sharpstown Trail Opening Ceremony
Commissioner Lesley Briones joined local leaders Saturday to celebrate the opening of the Sharpstown Trail, a new 1.8-mile path expanding access to outdoor spaces in Southwest Houston.
Meet METRO's Crisis Commander
How Richard Herrera Keeps Houston Moving Through the Storm
When disaster strikes, most Houstonians instinctively look to METRO to keep the region moving— and behind the scenes, one man leads the charge: Richard Herrera, Emergency Management Officer at Houston METRO. From hurricanes to historic freezes, Herrera’s unwavering leadership, meticulous coordination, and servant-leader ethos have made him the go-to crisis commander for METRO and its many regional partners.
Experience San Antonio’s River Walk with Grand Hyatt and Hyatt Regency
Ready for a Texas summer escape? Just a short drive from Houston, San Antonio’s River Walk awaits with luxury hotels, rooftop pools, and nonstop fun!
Pasadena, San Jacinto College District Voters Head to Polls for Runoff Election on June 7
Pasadena and San Jacinto College District voters will make final decisions in key local races during the June 7 runoff election.
Methodist Hospital in Fort Bend Uses Robotics to Detect Nurse’s Lung Cancer Early
A routine scan led longtime nurse Riki Granger to an unexpected lung cancer diagnosis—thanks to cutting-edge robotic technology now available at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital.
Houston Christian University Professor’s Debut Film Shined at Cannes and Headlined in Hollywood
Christopher Hartwell, Assistant Professor of Cinema, Media Arts, and Writing at Houston Christian University (HCU), made a remarkable directorial debut as his psychological medical thriller Do No Harm screened at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival on May 16, 2025. Presented through Iris Indie Global, the film stood out in one of the world’s most elite cinematic arenas, placing both Hartwell and HCU’s film program on an international stage.
Trump DOJ and Texas settle to block use of law giving undocumented immigrants in-state tuition rates
The Justice Department and the state of Texas settled a lawsuit Wednesday, blocking the state from offering undocumented immigrants residing in Texas the in-state tuition rates for its public colleges and universities.
Houston Public Library Unveiled Must-See Cultural Exhibits in June 2025
In a celebration of literacy, history, and global craftsmanship, the Houston Public Library (HPL) launched three highly anticipated exhibitions in June 2025 that captivated visitors of all ages. With a commitment to education and cultural enrichment, HPL transformed its Central and Julia Ideson library buildings into vibrant hubs of storytelling and preservation.
Dora Swings into Action in “Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado” — A Bold, Bilingual Adventure for a New Generation
Get ready for an epic expedition through the heart of the Amazon as Nickelodeon and Paramount+ bring the world’s most iconic explorer back to the screen with Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado. The brand-new, feature-length live-action movie debuts Wednesday, July 2, exclusively on Paramount+ and Nickelodeon in the U.S., with a global rollout to follow.
The Nintendo Switch 2 launches today. Here’s what to know
It’s a big day for Nintendo fans. The gaming giant’s new console, the Switch 2, arrives on store shelves globally after being announced in April — marking Nintendo’s first major console launch since the original Switch arrived roughly eight years ago.
Save 1900 Realty Partners with EPA to Promote Lead-Safe Renovation Practices on HGTV’s “Restoring Galveston”
In a proactive step toward ensuring safer home renovations and public awareness, Save 1900 Realty, the Galveston-based real estate firm made famous by the hit HGTV show Restoring Galveston, has entered into a settlement agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This resolution follows allegations that the company violated the federal Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP
Tiffany Charles of Houston Christian University Named NACCAP Admissions Officer of the Year
In a remarkable moment of professional and spiritual achievement, Tiffany Charles, Director of Undergraduate Admissions at Houston Christian University (HCU), has been named Admissions Officer of the Year by the North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP). The honor was announced during the 2025 NACCAP Annual Conference, held May 28–30 on HCU’s own campus.
Harmony Public Schools Shine Bright: Two Houston Campuses Named 2025 Promising Practice Winners by Character.org
In a proud moment for Texas education, two Houston campuses from Harmony Public Schools have earned national acclaim for their innovative and character-driven educational approaches. Harmony School of Innovation-Houston and Harmony School of Ingenuity have been recognized as 2025 Promising Practices by Character.org, a national advocate for character development in schools and communities.
Empowering Beauty and Legacy: Black-Owned Beauty Brands Celebrate Juneteenth with Sitewide Sales Honoring Freedom and Self-Care
As the nation prepares to honor Juneteenth—the federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans—Black-owned beauty brands are marking the occasion with powerful sitewide sales that blend commerce with culture, freedom with self-expression, and history with healing.
Hooters abruptly closes dozens of restaurants
Hooters has abruptly closed dozens of locations just a few months after the chicken wing chain filed for bankruptcy and proclaimed it wasn’t “going anywhere.”
