Millennials are giving Gen Z advice for their first potential recession
Millennials have been through a lot. Many of the generation were young adults when the Great Recession began, and to this day, they struggle to buy homes and pay off student debt. Now these jaded millennials are sharing their wisdom with Gen Z on TikTok, posting preparation tips and no-buy lists to ease the minds of young people who could be entering their first major recession as adults.
DEA says over 100 undocumented immigrants arrested at "underground nightclub"
At least 114 people who are allegedly in the United States unlawfully were arrested at a party in Colorado Springs early Sunday morning, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.
TMCO’s 25th Anniversary: "From Darkness to Light" Concert Lights Up Houston – May 10th at Hobby Center!
A symphony of resilience, passion, and hope is about to unfold. This May, the Texas Medical Center Orchestra (TMCO) — one of the most unique orchestras in the world — invites Houstonians to celebrate a magnificent milestone: 25 years of musical excellence!
Bishop T.D. Jakes Ushers In New Era at The Potter’s House with Appointment of Pastors Touré Roberts and Sarah Jakes Roberts
In a historic and emotionally resonant announcement, Bishop T.D. Jakes, globally renowned faith leader and visionary founder of The Potter’s House, revealed plans to install Pastors Touré Roberts and Sarah Jakes Roberts as the next senior pastors of the Dallas-based megachurch — a defining moment marking a sacred generational handoff and the expansion of a legacy nearly five decades in the making.
Texas Southern University and Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Unite for Zikaron BaSalon: A Night of Remembrance, Reflection, and Renewed Bonds
In a heartfelt evening of remembrance and dialogue, Texas Southern University (TSU) and the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston came together on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, to host a powerful Zikaron BaSalon event. Translating to "Memories in the Living Room" in Hebrew, Zikaron BaSalon offers an intimate and personal approach to Holocaust remembrance—bringing the stories of survivors directly to small gatherings where empathy and education thrive.
🧾 Shred 'Em Like a Pro: AARP Texas Takes on Identity Thieves, One Document at a Time
No, it’s not a prank. AARP Texas wants your paper—and they’re serious about it. This spring, AARP Texas is flipping the script on fraud by launching its beloved Shred 'Em Day events across the Lone Star State. From Houston to El Paso, seniors and savvy citizens alike are invited to bring old tax returns, outdated financial statements, and anything with sensitive personal data to be safely shredded on-site—for free.
Kobe Bryant’s debut jersey sells for $7 million at auction, a record price for memorabilia tied to the NBA legend
The jersey Kobe Bryant wore in his NBA debut sold for $7 million in auction on Thursday. Per auction house Sotheby’s, the sale sets a record for any memorabilia tied to the Los Angeles Lakers legend, who died in a helicopter crash in 2020 along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others.
Honoring History & Heroism: The 50th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon at the Lone Star Flight Museum
This Saturday, history and heroism will take center stage at the Lone Star Flight Museum as Houstonians gather to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon with a moving firsthand account from Nick Tran, a decorated U.S. military veteran and proud Vietnamese-American.
Houston Leads with Integrity: Citywide Efficiency Study Ushers in a New Era of Transparent and Accountable Governance
In a bold move to reshape how local government serves its people, the City of Houston has completed a groundbreaking citywide efficiency study, reaffirming its commitment to transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility. Spearheaded in late 2024, the initiative—backed by the global consulting powerhouse Ernst & Young LLP (EY)—marks a significant step toward building a more responsive and resourceful municipal government for the city’s dynamic and diverse population.
MD Anderson Showcases Groundbreaking Cancer Research at AACR 2025 Annual Meeting
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center is making a powerful statement at this year’s American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, presenting over 200 abstracts from April 25 through April 30. This highly anticipated annual gathering brings together the brightest minds in oncology, and MD Anderson is taking center stage with five groundbreaking plenary talks and numerous oral presentations, spotlighting the institution’s unwavering commitment to revolutionizing cancer care, prevention, and treatment.
HCC Central Student Secures WSB Apprenticeship, Pursues Dream of Becoming Engineer
Despite early success in her academic journey, Maia Kemp felt something was missing in her life. As a homeschool student she took classes through Houston Community College’s dual credit program and following graduation, she attended University of New Orleans where she maintained a 4.0 grade point average. Yet, still, something was missing, and she dropped out of college.
Jack in the Box to Close Dozens of Locations Amid Financial Struggles
Jack in the Box plans to close approximately 10% of its locations and is exploring a sale of its Del Taco brand amid a broader overhaul of the fast food chain that is struggling as customers cut back on spending.
McDonald’s introduces its first new permanent addition to its menu in four years
Chicken has quickly become the fast-food menu item of choice for American consumers, putting McDonald’s in a tough spot.
One of Trump’s billionaire supporters has harsh words for the president about his trade war
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, a billionaire supporter of President Donald Trump and a megadonor to Republican candidates, had some unusually harsh words for the president about his trade war: It’s hurting America’s standing in the world and eroding the nation’s brand.
US spirits exports hit a record high in 2024. Tariffs could destroy that
Exports of American-made spirits hit a record high last year. However, a hangover is about to hit the industry as tariffs threaten to stunt growth, a leading industry group warned.
Motorola’s iconic flip phone gets an AI reboot
Motorola on Thursday debuted new versions of its Razr flip phone with artificial intelligence-powered features from its own AI technology as well as that of several companies, including Perplexity, Meta and Microsoft and Google.
For the first time in about 50 years, Jersey Mike’s has a new CEO
Peter Cancro, the founder and CEO of Jersey Mike’s Subs, is stepping back from the leadership position following an $8 billion sale that made him a multibillionaire.
Congressman Al Green Champions Justice for SNAP Theft Victims with Groundbreaking Legislation
In a bold and compassionate response to an escalating crisis, Congressman Al Green (D-TX) has introduced H.R. 2983—the SNAP SECURE Act of 2025—a legislative gamechanger aimed at safeguarding the integrity of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and restoring stolen benefits to the vulnerable individuals and families who need them most.
Cadillac Electrifies the Roads with the All-New 2026 OPTIQ-V: Houston, Meet the New Face of American Luxury Performance
In a bold and electrifying move, Cadillac has officially unveiled the latest addition to its high-performance legacy: the 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ-V, a refined beast cloaked in sophistication and sculpted for thrill-seekers. Earning its coveted place in Cadillac’s fifth generation of V-Series excellence, the OPTIQ-V doesn’t just whisper luxury—it roars precision, agility, and electrified adrenaline.
