Houston and Harris County to Receive Over $1.1 Million in Trail Improvement Grants
Houston and Harris County will receive over \$1.1 million in state and federal grants for major trail improvements, including upgrades to the Terry Hershey Trail and Rio Bravo Adventure Park.
Sipping Success: Tara Thomas Is Toasting to Vision, Not Just the Vibe With Millionaire Mimosa
The Millionaire Mimosa is where bold flavor meets elevated elegance. Infused with notes of ripe citrus and a whisper of peach, each sip sparkles with just the right balance of sweetness and sophistication. It's a refreshing twist on the classic brunch favorite—crafted not just to delight your palate, but to inspire your mindset. Whether you're toasting to big wins or manifesting the next move, The Millionaire Mimosa tastes like confidence, clarity, and celebration.
Rosenberg City Council Approves Pay Increases and New Step Plan for Police and Dispatch Personnel
The Rosenberg City Council has approved pay increases for police and dispatch personnel, along with a new step plan for dispatchers, to enhance recruitment and retention efforts.
First MAHA health report calls for reassessing medicines, processed foods, pesticides
Poor diet, environmental toxins, unhealthy habits and pharmaceuticals are contributing to a national rise in chronic illnesses, particularly among children, top Trump officials said in a Thursday report that lays the groundwork for a “Make America Healthy Again” overhaul of government policy.
Mahmoud Khalil Meets Child for First Time as Judge Considers Halting Deportation
Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University graduate student and lawful permanent resident who has been in immigration custody since March, got to hold his newborn for the first time Thursday at the Louisiana detention center where he is being held, his attorneys told CNN.
Business jet crash in San Diego neighborhood leaves multiple people dead, officials say
Multiple people have died after a business jet slammed into homes in a San Diego military housing community just before 4 a.m. Thursday, spilling jet fuel down the street that ignited several cars, authorities said.
What’s in Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill that passed the House
The House narrowly passed its massive GOP tax and spending cuts package on Thursday, sending President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” over to the Senate, where it will likely face many changes.
Music Under the Star Returns to the Bullock Museum with a Stellar 2025 Lineup
An Austin summer tradition invites Texans to groove under the stars every Friday in June
Texas nights are heating up again as the Bullock Texas State History Museum proudly announces the return of its beloved Music Under the Star concert series. Taking place every Friday in June 2025, this free, family-friendly outdoor concert series transforms the Capitol Mall into a vibrant soundscape of homegrown talent, diverse rhythms, and community connection.
Houston Zoo Extends Hours for Memorial Day Weekend Fun with TXU Energy Presents Jurassic Giants
Get ready, Houston! This Memorial Day weekend, the Houston Zoo is turning up the excitement and staying open late, giving families and animal lovers even more time to explore wildlife wonders and step back in time with prehistoric giants. From May 23-25, the Zoo will offer extended hours from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with last entry at 8:30 p.m.—perfect for enjoying a full day and evening of fun under the stars!
Rev. Al Sharpton, Mayor Eric Adams, and Jewish Leaders Will Unit in NYC to Condemn Deadly Shooting of Israeli Embassy Workers
In a poignant show of unity, Rev. Al Sharpton joined New York City Mayor Eric Adams and prominent Jewish community leaders today at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan to condemn the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy workers outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., the night before.
Two Israeli Embassy staffers shot and killed outside Jewish Museum in DC
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed by a gunman who later yelled “Free Palestine!” while being arrested in Washington, DC, Wednesday night, authorities said.
Attorney Roxell Richards: Championing Justice And Healing In The Wake Of The Eaton Fire
In the wake of the devastating Eaton Fire, powerhouse attorney Roxell Richards is stepping up as a fierce advocate for justice. With nearly 20 years of experience and a passion for uplifting underserved communities, Richards is leading a dedicated legal team to hold those responsible accountable. Her mission is clear: bring healing, hope, and real results to families impacted by tragedy.
Honoring Resilience: Dr. Melanye Price Headlines Houston Public Library’s Fourth Annual George Floyd Memorial Lecture
As the nation continues to grapple with its complex history of race and justice, the Houston Public Library (HPL) remains committed to elevating voices that spark critical dialogue, healing, and hope. On Thursday, HPL's Fourth Annual George Floyd Memorial Lecture will welcome the distinguished Dr. Melanye Price as its keynote speaker, continuing a tradition of truth-telling, reflection, and empowerment.
Who benefits most from the state and local tax deduction and why raising the cap is contentious
Increasing the $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction could benefit millions of tax filers.
Target’s problems are escalating
Target was already facing a very public revolt from some of its most loyal customers. Now it’s warning about tariffs.
Cardi B Crowned ASCAP Voice of the Culture: A Powerful Tribute to Her Musical Impact and Cultural Influence
NEW YORK, May 21, 2025 — Global rap phenomenon, chart-dominating powerhouse, and unapologetic cultural icon Cardi B continues her reign at the top of the music industry with yet another milestone moment. The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) has announced that the Grammy-winning, multiplatinum artist will be honored with the prestigious ASCAP Voice of the Culture Award, an accolade reserved for boundary-pushing artists whose work transcends charts and changes the game.
Fort Bend County Shines Light on Mental Health with Empowering “Let’s Break the Stigma” Awareness Event
In a profound and purposeful effort to normalize conversations around mental wellness, Fort Bend County hosted a moving and impactful “Let’s Break the Stigma” Mental Health Awareness Event on Tuesday, May 13, 2025. Held at the Historic Courthouse in Richmond, this powerful gathering brought together elected officials, healthcare professionals, advocates, and residents united by one mission: to end the stigma surrounding mental health.
Amanda Edwards Earns “Gun Sense Candidate” Recognition from Moms Demand Action in TX-18 Race
In a powerful nod to her unwavering advocacy for safer communities, Amanda Edwards, a leading candidate in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, has been officially recognized as a “Gun Sense Candidate” by the nationally respected gun violence prevention organization, Moms Demand Action.
K-Pop Powerhouse Chikk Set to Ignite Houston Stage With Nell Grant at House of Blues
An Explosive Night of Music, Sisterhood, and Global Talent Unfolds May 30 at The Bronze Peacock
Global K-Pop phenomenon Rodnae “CHIKK” Bell is making her triumphant return to the live stage—and she’s bringing her unstoppable energy to The Bronze Peacock at House of Blues Houston alongside Houston’s own rising rap star LaNell “Nell” Grant. The electrifying album release concert takes place Friday, May 30, 2025, at 7 PM, and promises to be a night fans won’t forget.
Your Voice. Your Vote. Your Power: Early Voting for the Saturday, June 7th Runoff Election Begins in Harris County
Houston, TX – The stakes are high, the choices are clear, and once again, democracy is calling. Voters in the city of Pasadena and the San Jacinto College District are being summoned back to the polls as early voting for the Saturday, June 7 Runoff Election begins Tuesday, May 27 and runs through Tuesday, June 3. This is your chance to finish what you started—and to help decide the leadership and vision for one of the most dynamic regions in Harris County.
