Amanda Edwards Announces Candidacy for Houston’s 18th Congressional District
Amanda Edwards launches her campaign for Houston’s 18th Congressional District, aiming to bring fresh leadership and real solutions to the community.
TDECU Appoints Marina Rivera as Market President to Drive Growth in Victoria
TDECU strengthens its presence in Victoria with the return of Marina Rivera as Market President, bringing local expertise and a renewed focus on member service.
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: Harris Health Partners with WBEA for an Exclusive Coffee & Conversations Event
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Harris Health is joining forces with the Women’s Business Enterprise Alliance (WBEA) to host an exclusive Coffee & Conversations event on Thursday, March 27, 2025, from 10 to 11 a.m. This virtual webinar, featuring the esteemed Dr. April Day, PhD, will provide invaluable insights into how WBEA empowers women entrepreneurs through certification, networking, and strategic business growth.
Trump’s EPA is at War with the Americans it is Supposed to Protect
As they say in horror movies, the call is coming from inside the house. Under Donald Trump, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reversed its own mission. And last week, EPA Administration Lee Zeldin outright declared war on the American people.
Houston’s March Madness: The Ultimate Watch Party for UH Cougars Fans!
It’s March, it’s Madness, and it’s all about the Cougars! Houston is rolling out the red carpet—literally—for the city’s beloved University of Houston Cougars as they battle it out in Round 1 of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. But here’s the twist: they’re facing off against another pack of Cougars—Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.
Chips and cookies have gotten too expensive. Shoppers are buying less
Americans are cutting back on Doritos, Goldfish and Hostess cakes. It’s not for their health, however – it’s a sign that even small indulgences have gotten too expensive for many to afford.
Trump is blaming Biden for a weakening economy. Is that fair?
Markets are on the fritz and investor sentiment has slumped into “extreme fear” territory. Consumer confidence readings have cratered and surveys show a sharp turnabout in Americans’ feelings about their future financial well-being. Any positive reports are described by economists as the “calm before the storm.”
Trump is blaming Biden for a weakening economy. Is that fair?
Markets are on the fritz and investor sentiment has slumped into “extreme fear” territory. Consumer confidence readings have cratered and surveys show a sharp turnabout in Americans’ feelings about their future financial well-being. Any positive reports are described by economists as the “calm before the storm.”
Christian Menefee: A Trailblazing Force Ready to Lead Texas’ 18th Congressional District
In a political landscape that demands tenacity, resilience, and vision, Christian Menefee has emerged as a transformative leader. From his historic tenure as Harris County’s youngest and first African American County Attorney to his decision to pursue a congressional seat, Menefee's journey is a testament to dedication, unwavering advocacy, and an indomitable spirit.
A Lasting Legacy: Remembering Darryl B. Carter – A Friend, A Leader, A Force for Good
Losing a friend is never easy. Losing a friend like Darryl B. Carter feels nearly impossible. His presence, wisdom, and unwavering support were cornerstones in the lives of so many, from political corridors to corporate boardrooms, from personal friendships to community advocacy.
Google makes its biggest-ever acquisition
Google announced a deal Tuesday to buy rapidly growing cybersecurity firm Wiz for $32 billion. It would be the tech giant’s biggest-ever acquisition.
Man convicted after discovery of fentanyl stash enough for 41,000 fatal overdoses
A South Carolina man has been convicted for trafficking fentanyl and other narcotics.
Local Midwife Faces Up to 20 Years in Prison On Illegal Abortion Charges
Maria Margarita Rojas is among others who were arrested for performing illegal abortions and operating multiple clinics without a license. She could face up to 20 years in prison as this is a second-degree felony.
Indie Meme Film Festival Marks 10th Anniversary with Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Kennedy’ as Opening Night Feature
Austin’s Premier South Asian Film Festival Returns with a Star-Studded Lineup and Cultural Celebrations
Lights, camera, action! The 10th Annual Indie Meme Film Festival (IMFF) is set to dazzle Austin’s cinephiles from April 9 – 13, 2025, at the Austin Film Society (AFS) Cinema. In celebration of its milestone anniversary, the festival will present a powerhouse lineup of groundbreaking South Asian independent films, thought-provoking panels, and immersive cultural experiences.
Houston’s Ultimate Paddle Event: The 53rd Annual Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta Returns!
Get ready to paddle, race, and celebrate as the 53rd Annual Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta, presented by Gillman Subaru, makes a splash on Saturday, March 22, 2025! As Texas’ largest canoe and kayak race, this thrilling event invites both competitive and recreational paddlers to take on the scenic waters of Buffalo Bayou—all in support of a great cause.
Comedian Tracy Morgan appears to fall ill during Knicks game at Madison Square Garden
Tracy Morgan, the comedian and actor celebrated for his roles on “30 Rock” and “Saturday Night Live,” appeared to fall ill while sitting courtside at Monday night’s matchup between the New York Knicks and the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden. The incident briefly paused play during the third quarter.
France unveils ‘incredible’ new high-speed TGV trains with double-decker dining car
France’s national railway operator has unveiled its next-generation high-speed trains, equipped with stylish interiors that are already causing a stir online.
Magnus Carlsen rules out classical World Chess Championship return, shifting focus to new era
Magnus Carlsen may be the best chess player in the world, but the Norwegian has ruled out a return to the classical World Chess Championship.
Temika (TJ) Broussard Jones: A Powerhouse in Houston’s Housing Evolution
Houston’s housing landscape is set to reach new heights with the appointment of Temika (TJ) Broussard Jones as Deputy Director of the City of Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department (HCD), effective March 15, 2025. Recognized for her unparalleled financial expertise and dedication to community growth, TJ’s promotion marks a significant step forward in Houston’s mission to create equitable, affordable housing solutions for all.
Texas Southern University Study Reveals Strong Support for Medicaid Expansion, Recreational Marijuana, and Casino Gambling in Texas
New Research Highlights Majority Support Among Texans, With Black Voters Leading the Push for Policy Change
A groundbreaking new study from the Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center at Texas Southern University (TSU) sheds light on the shifting political landscape in Texas. The survey, which examined the opinions of registered voters statewide, reveals that a majority of Texans—and an overwhelming supermajority of Black Texans—support key legislative changes, including Medicaid expansion, the legalization of recreational marijuana, and the introduction of Las Vegas-style casino resorts.
