Children's Museum Houston Unleashes Spring Break Blast with Electrifying Fun
Get ready for an electrifying adventure as Children's Museum Houston’s Spring Break Blast sparks two weeks of non-stop thrills, dazzling performances, and hands-on fun!
Visit Lake Charles Team Raises the Bar in Travel Leadership and Destination Marketing
Lake Charles might be known for its glittering casinos, mouth-watering Cajun cuisine, and lively festivals, but it’s also home to a trio of tourism professionals shaking up Louisiana tourism. Visit Lake Charles’ own Aubrey Caldwell, Madison Yates, and Kristen Shiver have leveled up their expertise through the prestigious Louisiana Tourism Leadership Academy (LTLA) and by earning Certified Travel Specialist (CTS) certifications. These achievements mark milestones in their careers and spell good news for travelers – especially Houstonians looking for an enhanced getaway just down I-10.
Doja Cat Unleashes Fierce Glamour on the Oscars 2025 Red Carpet
The Oscars 2025 red carpet just got a wild upgrade, thanks to none other than Doja Cat. The chart-topping, genre-defying artist turned heads and broke the internet in a jaw-dropping, leopard-print sequined corset gown that was equal parts fierce and fabulous.
UH’s Women’s History Month Luncheon: A Conversation with Dr. Simmons
Dr. Ruth J. Simmons is a trailblazing leader in higher education, currently a President’s Distinguished Fellow at Rice University and a Senior Adviser to the president of Harvard University. She previously served as president of Prairie View A&M, Brown University, and Smith College, where she launched impactful academic initiatives. A Dillard University graduate with a Harvard Ph.D., she has held leadership roles at Princeton and Spelman College and serves on numerous influential boards.
DNC Unveils New Leadership to Advocate for Workers, Challenge Trump
The DNC has unveiled a new senior leadership team and associate chairs, emphasizing their commitment to holding the Trump administration accountable and fighting for working families ahead of crucial elections.
Harris County Attorney Menefee Backs Renaming of IAH Terminal E to Honor Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee
Houston City Council Unanimously Supports Resolution, Open for Public Comment
A momentous tribute to the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is underway as the Houston City Council has unanimously passed a resolution to rename Terminal E at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in her honor. Recognizing her decades of unwavering advocacy and service to Houston, this resolution is now open for public comment through the Houston Airport System.
Ana María Martínez and Andy Einhorn Bring "Unveiling" to Houston's Hobby Center
An Intimate Evening of Storytelling and Song, May 31, 2025
Music lovers and theatergoers alike are in for an unforgettable experience as the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts proudly presents Ana María Martínez with Andy Einhorn: Unveiling on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 7:30 PM. As part of the Hobby Center’s newly launched Houston Is Inspired initiative, this one-night-only performance will bring together the Grammy Award®-winning soprano and the celebrated Broadway music director in a breathtaking evening of music and storytelling.
Northpark Drive Closure Scheduled for March 5-7: What Kingwood Residents Need to Know
Kingwood area residents should prepare for a temporary but significant traffic disruption as Northpark Drive at the railroad tracks will be completely closed from Wednesday, March 5, through Friday, March 7. This closure will allow Union Pacific Railroad to install new rail tracks as part of a major roadway expansion project. During this period, Northpark Drive will be inaccessible in both directions.
League of Women Voters Condemns Federal Civil Rights Office Closures Under Trump Administration
As the nation reflects on the significance of Black History Month, a time dedicated to honoring the contributions of Black Americans, the League of Women Voters of the United States (LWVUS) is raising urgent concerns over the Trump administration’s systematic dismantling of civil rights offices across the federal government. This latest move has ignited widespread criticism, with civil rights advocates warning that it represents a dangerous rollback of hard-fought protections for marginalized communities.
Daikin Park's Big-League Debut with the Houston Astros
In a landmark event on February 26, 2025, Daikin Comfort Technologies North America, Inc. and the Houston Astros unveiled the newly christened Daikin Park, marking the dawn of an exhilarating chapter for Houston's premier baseball venue. This grand celebration, held just weeks before the Astros' season opener, underscored the profound partnership between Daikin and the city of Houston.
Academy CEO teases what to expect at the Oscars: Surprise reunions, a ‘Wicked’ performance… and Conan
From slaps to envelope mix-ups, it’s impossible to predict what will happen at the Academy Awards. The most glamourous night in Hollywood unfolds during three-and-a-half hours of live television, nearly ensuring some sort of unexpected shocker.
Federal workers turn to little-known ‘merit board’ as they try to avoid Trump’s mass layoffs
Federal workers are rushing to a little-known and understaffed office to try to save their jobs from President Donald Trump’s mass government layoffs, in hopes that it will be a bulwark against the president and Elon Musk as they push for more cuts.
ALS patient fears NIH funding cuts could end life-saving treatment
Jennifer Robb, diagnosed with ALS, fears that President Donald Trump's administration's proposed National Institutes of Health funding cuts could end the clinical trial keeping her alive.
Trump, Vance castigate Zelensky in tense Oval Office meeting
A remarkable shouting match broke out in the Oval Office on Friday between President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky, an extraordinarily fractious display that only underscored the deeply uncertain future of American assistance to Kyiv.
Trump officials fire 800 employees at weather forecasting and oceans agency
The Trump administration has its government-shrinking sights set on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, where around 800 employees have been tapped for termination, according to two sources close to the agency.
Skype is shutting down after two decades
Microsoft is shutting down Skype, the internet-based phone and video service that was once the dominant way of staying connected in the mid 2000s.
Peppa Pig is getting another little brother or sister
When it comes to entertainment news, it doesn’t get much bigger than this – at least if you’re a preschooler. Oink.
Houston’s Hospitality Boom: A Record-Breaking Year for Conventions, Tourism, and Economic Growth
Houston is on fire—economically speaking—and the numbers don’t lie! The city’s hospitality sector just crushed records left and right in 2024, making it one of the most exciting times for Houston’s booming tourism industry. From record hotel bookings to unprecedented air travel traffic, Space City is proving why it’s not just a great place to visit—it’s the place to be.
Costco vs. Sam’s Club: The Texas Showdown – Why Costco Reigns Supreme
When it comes to warehouse shopping, two giants dominate the landscape: Costco and Sam’s Club. But let’s be real— Costco is in a league of its own. With unbeatable prices, premium product selection, a cult-like following for its legendary $1.50 hot dog combo, and an aggressive expansion plan, Costco is setting the standard. And for Texas shoppers, the good news keeps rolling in: more Costco locations are opening in 2025, making it even easier to ditch the competition.
Revolutionizing the Arts: Edison Arts Foundation Hosts Exclusive Hamilton Dance Master Class with Jorge Guerra
Prepare for a historic leap forward in the local arts scene! The Edison Arts Foundation (EAF), a powerhouse in community arts development, is set to make waves yet again by hosting an electrifying Hamilton Dance Master Class led by none other than Broadway’s own Jorge Guerra.
