Finding a 'Place' in Houston at AJC Houston’s America’s Table
From Mumbai to Haiti, Japan’s World War II internment legacy to Iran, four Houstonians share powerful stories of resilience, opportunity and belonging at AJC Houston’s America’s Table Breakfast, celebrating the diversity that makes Houston stronger.
David Banner, Kendrick Sampson and Houston Leaders to Headline Real Conversations Part III: The Power of Showing Up
Fight for Democracy brings David Banner, Kendrick Sampson and Houston community leaders together for Real Conversations Part III on October 22 to discuss civic engagement, community issues and the power of showing up ahead of Election Day.
Early Voting Opens in Harris County for November 3 Elections
Early voting is underway in Harris County for the November 3, 2026, General and Special Elections, with more than 70 voting centers available through October 30.
The Woodlands Resort and The Woodlands Pride to Kick Off PRIDE Weekend With Dinner, Dancing and Live Entertainment
The Woodlands Resort and The Woodlands Pride will kick off PRIDE weekend on October 29 with a 1990s-inspired evening of dinner, live entertainment and dancing, benefiting Out for Education.
Halloween in Houston: Family-Friendly Fun, Adult Parties, Spooky Eats and Movie Nights
From Children’s Museum Houston’s BOO!seum and Savoy’s Halloween celebrations to Topgolf specials, spooky desserts and rooftop movie screenings, Houston offers Halloween activities for families and adults throughout October.
TDECU Promotes Jason Schneider to Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
TDECU has promoted Jason Schneider, its former chief financial officer, to executive vice president and chief operating officer. Schneider began his career as a part-time Member service representative more than 20 years ago.
The Raid on Ilhan Omar’s Home Should Concern Every American
A federal search of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home weeks before Election Day raises urgent questions about due process, political accountability and the protection of Black women in leadership—is democracy being treated fairly?
Early Voting Begins Monday for 2026 Fall General Election: Texas Voters Hold the Power to Shape History
Texas early voting starts October 19, with high-stakes races for U.S. Senate, governor and Congress on the ballot—here’s what Houston-area voters need to know before heading to the polls!
TSU’s College of Education Partners With The Normal Anomaly for ‘Let’s Have a Kiki’ Civic Engagement Event
TSU’s College of Education and The Normal Anomaly Initiative will host Let’s Have a Kiki during Homecoming Week, bringing State Rep. Jolanda Jones and Judge Ashley Mayes Guice together to discuss voting, civic engagement and issues affecting Black and LGBTQIA+ …
Spring ISD Recognizes 567 Teachers for Excellence Through State Incentive Program
Spring ISD recognized 567 teachers through its annual Teacher Incentive Allotment celebration, awarding more than $7.6 million in financial incentives for instructional excellence and contributions to student achievement.
Thundercat Brings the Distracted AF Tour to Houston’s White Oak Music Hall
Thundercat brings his Distracted AF Tour to Houston’s White Oak Music Hall on Nov. 7, delivering a genre-bending live show featuring funky bass lines, soulful vocals and his signature sound.
Barbara Bush Honored With New Statue at Houston Public Library Literacy Plaza
Houston community leaders unveiled a new statue honoring former First Lady Barbara Bush at Barbara Bush Literacy Plaza, celebrating her lifelong commitment to literacy and education.
Fifth Third Bank Announces $3.1 Billion Texas Community Investment Commitment
Fifth Third Bank has announced a five-year, $3.1 billion commitment to Texas communities, including 60 new Houston-area branches, small business grants, homeownership assistance and neighborhood development investments
From Groundbreaking to Groundbreaking Impact: Legacy Community Health Opens Acres Homes Clinic, Bringing Healthcare and Hope Home
Acres Homes is stepping into a healthier future as Legacy Community Health opens a 26,200-square-foot clinic backed by Houston Methodist’s $50 million investment, bringing comprehensive, affordable healthcare closer to more than 54,000 residents.
Texas Leads the Nation in Hidden Hospital Prices. It Should Lead on Reform Instead.
Houston families deserve more than world-class medical care—they deserve transparent hospital prices, fair billing practices and accountability from nonprofit hospitals receiving billions in taxpayer-supported benefits.

