Harris County Flock Camera Contract Faces Privacy Concerns as Regional Scrutiny Grows
Harris County’s $868,975 Flock Safety contract is facing renewed privacy and oversight concerns as officials and residents debate surveillance safeguards and the company announces new accountability measures
Discovery Green’s Fall Season Brings Houston Together Through Music, Art and Culture
Discovery Green welcomes fall with a vibrant lineup of free concerts, art installations, cultural festivals, family activities and wellness programs celebrating the many communities that make Houston special.
Paris Eley’s Remarkable Radio Journey Comes Full Circle With Texas Radio Hall of Fame Induction
Houston broadcasting legend Paris Eley will be inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame Class of 2026, honoring more than five decades of radio, music industry leadership and community service.
YES Prep Earns Strong “B” in 2026 Texas Education Agency Accountability Ratings
ES Prep Public Schools earns its highest-ever Texas Education Agency accountability score, with all 15 secondary campuses receiving an “A” rating for overall performance.
Goode Co. Barbeque Welcomes New Multi-Unit Pitmaster Drew Lindsey
Goode Co. Barbeque welcomes Texas pitmaster Drew Lindsey as its new Multi-Unit Pitmaster, bringing years of experience and a passion for traditional Texas barbecue to the Houston institution.
✨ Houston Style Magazine is proud to serve as a 2026 Media Sponsor of the Houston Area Urban League’s Equal Opportunity Day Gala!
H-E-B celebrates 26 years of partnership with Houston Style Magazine while supporting the Houston Area Urban League’s mission to expand economic opportunity and mobility across Houston.
Congressman Al Green and Alpha Phi Alpha Bring Slavery Remembrance to the U.S. Capitol
Congressman Al Green and Alpha Phi Alpha will bring the fight to preserve America’s full history to the U.S. Capitol on August 15, pushing for national recognition of slavery’s legacy and the contributions of enslaved Africans and their descendants.
Don’t Worry Willy Weekend Brings Theatre, Family Resources and Neurodiversity Awareness to Houston
Houston families are invited to Don’t Worry Willy Weekend, a new community event bringing together theatre, family resources, sensory-friendly experiences and education focused on neurodivergence and varied learning styles.
AARP Texas Survey Finds Older Texans Want Stronger Protections Against Crypto ATM Fraud
A new AARP Texas survey finds strong support among older Texans for tougher safeguards against cryptocurrency kiosk fraud, as lawmakers prepare for the 2027 legislative session.
Painted Bridges Unites Taiwan and Houston Through Art
A new mural on Bellaire Boulevard is celebrating Houston’s multicultural identity through an international collaboration connecting six Taiwanese artists with Houston street-art pioneer GONZO247.
Rep. Talarico Reaches Out to Harris County Hispanic Voters
Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico brought his affordability-focused campaign to Pasadena, making a direct appeal to working families and Hispanic voters as the high-profile Texas Senate race moves toward November.
Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church to Host Crucial Conversation on Faith, Political Power, and Democracy
A Houston church is bringing faith, politics and democracy into the spotlight with a documentary screening and national panel examining the rise and influence of White Christian nationalism.
Texas Southern and Southern University Bring HBCU Football Rivalry to Reliant Stadium
Texas Southern and Southern University will renew their SWAC rivalry at Reliant Stadium on October 24 as the Tigers celebrate Homecoming and begin the 2026 season coming off their first winning season since 2000.
Legacy Community Health Celebrates National Health Center Week by Expanding Access to Care for Women, Children, and Families
National Health Center Week may be over, but Legacy Community Health is continuing its year-round mission to make healthcare more accessible across Houston through clinics, school-based care, social services, pharmacy support and community programs.
Congressman Al Green Helps Deliver $500,000 Federal Investment to Revitalize Hiram Clarke and Fort Bend Communities
A $500,000 federal brownfields grant is giving Hiram Clarke and Fort Bend Houston a new boost toward transforming contaminated and neglected properties into cleaner land, economic opportunities and community assets.

