NBA fines Ja Morant for repeating gun gesture despite league warning
The NBA fined Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant $75,000 after he again made a gun gesture with his fingers in his team’s 110-108 victory over the Miami Heat on Thursday, despite receiving a warning from the league for performing the same celebration earlier this week.
Max Verstappen wins tense Japanese Grand Prix as teenage sensation Andrea Kimi Antonelli makes F1 history
Max Verstappen held off the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to win the Japanese Grand Prix in brilliant style on Sunday.
Florida and Houston set for men’s national championship showdown after thrilling Final Four wins
One last college basketball game remains in the 2024-25 season and if Saturday’s Final Four is any indication, it’s going to be quite the ride.
Duke men’s basketball player Khaman Maluach could be impacted by State Department ruling on South Sudan passport holders
Duke men’s basketball player Khaman Maluach is among those who could be impacted by the State Department’s ruling around South Sudanese passport holders in the US.
Congressman Al Green Announces Impeachment Plans at “Hands Off!” Rally in Washington, D.C.
Congressman Al Green announces plans to impeach President Trump at the "Hands Off!" rally, sparking fresh debate over executive power and democratic protections.
Free Measles Vaccines in Houston: Commissioner Briones Partners with Public Health
Free measles vaccines are now available at select Houston community centers through a new partnership between Commissioner Lesley Briones and Harris County Public Health.
Struttin’ Into Brilliance: HAUL Guild’s Spring Fling Brunch & Fashion Show Unites Houston for a Powerful Purpose
Get ready, Houston! The runway is heating up with a purpose. On Saturday, April 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Houston Area Urban League Guild (HAUL Guild) is serving up a fabulous fusion of fashion, music, empowerment, and social impact at the legendary Rockefellers Houston. Their much-anticipated annual Spring Fling: Struttin’ Into New Possibilities Brunch & Fashion Show isn’t just an event—it’s a movement.
✈️ Airborne Alert: Measles Confirmed at Houston’s Hobby Airport — Here’s What You Need to Know
Houston, our city is once again reminded that health threats don’t need a passport to travel. On Sunday, March 30, 2025, a traveler arriving from Mexico passed through William P. Hobby Airport while infectious with measles, igniting fresh concerns from the Houston Health Department (HHD). According to HHD, the individual — unvaccinated — moved through multiple airport zones between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., including Customs, baggage claim, and re-entry through security to the Central Concourse for a connecting flight.
Coloring Outside the Lines: “Out of the Blue” Shines a Spotlight on Autism Awareness Through the Power of Art
As April blooms with both color and cause, the Community Artists’ Collective (CAC) is doing what it does best—bringing the community together through creativity and culture. This time, it’s with an emotionally resonant, visually compelling exhibition titled “Out of the Blue,” opening on Saturday, April 5th at 5 p.m., that dives deep into the lived realities of families affected by autism.
🏀 H-Town Hysteria: Coogs Charge into the Championship and Houston First Throws the Ultimate Watch Party! 🎉
Buckle up, H-Town! The University of Houston Cougars just delivered a basketball miracle straight out of a Hollywood script — and now they’re 40 minutes away from turning their Cinderella story into championship glory!
Escape the Heat—and the Headlines: Why Sweden Might Be the Smartest Move for Americans in 2025
As the American political forecast heats up with Trump’s return looming like a thundercloud over democracy, many Houston Style Magazine readers are asking, “What if we just… left?” If you’re tired of culture wars, environmental rollbacks, and a relentless summer sun that doesn’t quit, here’s a bold, beautiful, and slightly chilled Plan B: Sweden—the official coolcation capital of 2025.
Christian Menefee Slams Governor Abbott’s Delay in TX-18 Special Election: “Democracy Delayed Is Democracy Denied”
As the vibrant and historically significant 18th Congressional District of Texas remains without a voice in Washington, calls are intensifying for Governor Greg Abbott to take decisive action. Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee, a rising Democratic leader and candidate for the seat once held by the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, is holding the Governor accountable for his prolonged silence and inaction.
METRO Enhances Service with Weekend Maintenance on METRORail Red Line and I-45 South HOV Lane
Houston commuters, take note! This weekend, METRO is making crucial improvements to ensure a safer, smoother, and more efficient transit experience for all. Essential maintenance and system upgrades will lead to temporary service adjustments on the METRORail Red Line and the I-45 South (Gulf Freeway) HOV/HOT lane.
Thirteen by James Harden Elevates Houston’s Brunch Scene with an Exclusive Sunday Experience
NBA Star’s Midtown Hotspot Unveils a Decadent New Brunch Menu
Thirteen by James Harden, the renowned Midtown Houston restaurant and lounge owned by NBA All-Star James Harden, has introduced an elevated Sunday Brunch experience, blending gourmet indulgence with an upscale ambiance. This highly anticipated brunch, available Sundays from 12 PM to 4 PM, is set to redefine Houston’s brunch scene just in time for spring patio season.
Secure Her Brand Social 2.0 Empowers Hundreds of Women Entrepreneurs to Own, Protect, and Profit from Their Brands
Trademark Powerhouse Rosezena J. Pierce, Esq. Hosts Sold-Out Summit in Atlanta
The energy was electric as hundreds of women entrepreneurs, business leaders, and creatives gathered for Secure Her Brand Social 2.0, a transformative legal and business empowerment summit hosted by renowned trademark attorney Rosezena J. Pierce, Esq. This sold-out event, held in the heart of Atlanta, provided an unparalleled platform for women to take ownership of their brands and secure their business legacies.
Houston Filmmaker Showcase: Celebrating Autism Awareness Through the Lens of Spectrum Fusion
This April, the vibrant heart of Houston’s arts scene will beat a little stronger as Spectrum Fusion, a trailblazing nonprofit dedicated to empowering autistic adults, brings an extraordinary cinematic experience to the historic River Oaks Theater. On Wednesday, April 23, at 6:30 p.m., “Houston Filmmaker Showcase: Celebrate Autism Awareness with Spectrum Fusion” will unveil a compelling collection of original short films, each crafted by Spectrum Fusion’s talented Media Team.
HCC Strikes Gold for Houston’s Workforce Future: $282K Apprenticeship Grant Powers Opportunity
In a bold step toward empowering Houston’s next generation of trades professionals, Houston Community College (HCC) has been awarded a game-changing $282,000 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission, supercharging its Gulf Coast Region Apprenticeship Hub with new fuel for success. This is not just a win — it’s a workforce revolution in the making.
🎙️ Future Makers Unite: TSU's CommWeek 2025 Spotlights Diversity, Digital Media, and Student Dreams
In a time when the voice of the community matters more than ever, Texas Southern University (TSU) is preparing to raise the volume—on equity, innovation, and communication—through its much-anticipated 2025 Communication Week (CommWeek). Set for Monday thru Friday – April 7–11th, with a high-energy kickoff party on Friday, April 4th, this dynamic week-long symposium is more than just a conference—it's a cultural movement in motion.
JOBS with Heart: HCDE is Hiring Houston’s Next Generation of Education Heroes!
Looking for a job that changes lives and comes with real perks? The Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) is stepping up once again, ready to recruit the best and brightest certified teachers and behavior intervention specialists in the Bayou City. And guess what? They’re not just offering jobs—they’re opening doors to purpose, passion, and serious paychecks.
The Drive for Black Homeownership
My grandparents, despite many barriers, worked, saved, and eventually bought a house. My grandfather was forced to drop out of school in the fifth grade to work and help care for his younger siblings. But their determination to own a home, a dream shared by many in their generation, was unwavering. Families worked, prayed, and, like my grandparents, many others managed to turn their dreams into reality and own a home.
