Space Center Houston has appointed Keesha Bullock as its new Chief Operating and Strategy Officer, a newly created role supporting long-term growth, operations, and visitor experience.

Juliet HTX Steakhouse offers a Thursday night dining experience with live saxophone music and a $59.95 three-course menu, making it a laid-back option for Valentine’s Day.

The Harris County Attorney’s Office is accepting applications for its 2026 Summer Legal Academy, a two-week program introducing high school students to careers in law and the legal system

Houston-based Scentify Essence transforms everyday spaces into mindful sanctuaries with hand-poured candles, luxury diffusers, and intentional fragrance experiences.

The special election for Houston City Council District C is shaping up to be competitive.

MLK Day must be more than remembrance—it should be a governing test of whether Harris County will treat economic dignity as a civil right by confronting the affordability crisis facing working families.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Houston with Gucci’s 2026 Gift Guide, featuring luxury handbags, jewelry, shoes, and more.

The Houston Texans have named veteran sports executive Scott Shepherd as chief revenue officer to lead the team’s commercial and revenue growth efforts.

AARP Texas is now accepting applications for its 2026 Community Challenge Grants, offering funding for Houston-area projects that improve livability, accessibility, and community resilience for residents of all ages.

Houstonians can honor Holocaust victims on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27, 2026, with free admission to Holocaust Museum Houston, featuring permanent galleries, survivor testimony, and the special exhibition Anachronous.

Texas Southern University becomes the first Texas HBCU to earn the prestigious Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, recognizing its deep commitment to community partnerships, research, and public impact.

RODEOHOUSTON returns March 2–22, 2026, with a powerhouse Star Stage lineup at NRG Stadium featuring global superstars, legendary favorites, and exciting first-time performers.

Feed the Soul Foundation’s Third Annual Global Culinary Conference returns to Houston January 25–27, 2026, bringing chefs and food entrepreneurs together for three days of business training, innovation, and growth at Rice University.

As Texas observes Human Trafficking Prevention Month, state and local leaders are strengthening prevention, education, and survivor support to confront one of the most urgent human rights crises facing communities like Houston.

Houston Public Library will host its Inaugural Robert Burns’ Supper on January 22, 2026, celebrating global literary tradition while installing the first-ever Fellows of the Houston Public Library.