Visit Lake Charles teams up with Wheel the World to make attractions, hotels, and restaurants in Southwest Louisiana more accessible for travelers of all abilities.

Frontier Airlines has launched new nonstop flights from Houston to Baltimore, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Fort Lauderdale, increasing its low-fare options for holiday travelers.

Houston City College’s Fast-Track Forklift Certification offers a one-day pathway to real skills, real jobs, and real economic opportunity.

Houston’s Second Ward residents received 1,000 free trees in a community giveaway, strengthening the neighborhood’s green spaces and urban canopy.

Thomas J. Henry expands the Feast of Texas to provide millions of holiday meals to families across urban and rural communities in 2025.

Klein Cain High School won the 2025 HADA Student Technician Competition, highlighting Houston’s top young automotive talent and advancing to the North Texas regional finals.

Houston’s Coffee with Comcast event closed 2025 with over $700,000 in grants supporting Texas nonprofits, highlighting digital equity, community collaboration, and nonprofit innovation.

IM Houston has received a $7,500 Texas Bar Foundation grant to expand its Refugee Legal Services program, strengthening crucial support for newly arriving families in Houston.

Galveston College has appointed seasoned philanthropy leader Courtney Lamm as its new executive director of Development and the Galveston College Foundation, signaling a renewed focus on scholarships, community partnerships and student success.

Harris County Commissioners Court has approved a historic Worksite Safety Policy, setting a new standard for construction worker safety, accountability, and protections.

On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Mint pressed the final penny, ending a 232-year tradition and closing a small but iconic chapter in American history.

The Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce celebrates the 2025 Texas Women’s Hall of Fame class — honoring women who innovate, lead, and uplift communities across Houston.

MD Anderson Cancer Center launches its $2.5 billion campaign Only Possible Here, The Campaign to End Cancer to advance research, expand care, and transform patient experiences.

H-E-B expands its Homes Built for Heroes program, providing home renovations and mortgage-free homes to Texas Veterans to enhance independence and quality of life.

Houston celebrated compassion and innovation at The Health Museum’s Annual Health Heroes Gala, honoring Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale and raising a record-breaking $430,000 to inspire future healthcare leaders.