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For 35 years, a Mexican father built homes in Houston. Then a morning drive ended in tragedy

The family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo is demanding answers after the Houston construction worker was fatally shot by an ICE agent, disputing the agency’s account and calling for a full, independent investigation.

Things to Do This Weekend in Houston: Food, Fun and 713 Day Celebrations

Celebrate Houston this weekend with free ice cream, immersive art, live entertainment, special food collaborations, brunches, and citywide events leading up to and including 713 Day.

Plummer’s MacGregor Moment: A Fundraiser With Countywide Energy Dr. Letitia Plummer Builds Momentum for Harris County Judge

Dr. Letitia Plummer’s Harris County Judge campaign builds momentum as supporters gather in Houston to rally behind a vision focused on public health, flood resilience, economic opportunity, and community-first leadership.

Houston Leaders Call for Independent Investigation After ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Man in East Houston

Houston leaders and civil rights advocates are calling for an independent investigation after an ICE agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during an enforcement operation in east Houston.

Hinojosa Proposes $1,500 Payments for Texas Households, Calls for Using Texas Rainy Day Fund

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa outlined her policy priorities, including public education, health care, affordability, and government accountability, as she made her case to Texas voters ahead of the 2026 election.

Texas Southern University’s $1.7 Billion Vision Turns History Into a Blueprint for Tomorrow

As Texas Southern University approaches its Centennial, a bold $1.7 billion Campus Master Plan is laying the foundation for the next century of student success, innovation, and community impact.

Leticia Gutierrez Gains Ground in New CD 9 Congress Race

Democratic nominee Leticia Gutierrez is taking her grassroots message directly to voters as she campaigns across Texas’ newly redrawn Congressional District 9, emphasizing working families, environmental justice, and community roots ahead of the November election.

Commissioner Ellis Sends Precinct One Students on Freedom Tour 2026: A Journey Through History, Hope, and Houston’s Next Generation

Fifteen Harris County students are embarking on a powerful Freedom Tour through iconic Civil Rights landmarks, transforming history lessons into life-changing experiences that inspire the next generation of civic leaders.

When Scrutiny Needs Context: Erica Lee Carter, Harris County, and the $411K Story ABC13 Didn’t Fully Tell

Did Harris County’s newest top administrator receive unfair scrutiny—or did the public simply not get the full story? Houston Style Magazine examines the context behind Erica Lee Carter’s appointment, salary, and the questions surrounding media coverage.

Five Central Houston Takes Its Last Bow on Virginia Street: Seven Years, Countless Memories, One H-Town Love Story

Five Central Houston is closing the curtain on its Virginia Street location after seven memorable years, inviting the community to celebrate one final weekend of food, music, and unforgettable memories.

Ski Jammers Update: Town Hall, Upcoming Events & Volunteer Opportunities

Houston’s Ski Jammers are gearing up for a new season of adventure with a town hall, statewide ski planning events, and exciting travel opportunities that promise fresh memories on and off the slopes.

Women In Alliance Women’s Leadership Summit & Luncheon: Port Region Power, Pink Style, and Purposeful Leadership

Women leaders from across the Houston Port Region will gather this July for a summit focused on leadership, networking, and career growth, bringing together industry experts, public officials, and community changemakers.

UniverSoul Circus Brings Its All-New WE ALL BELONG Spectacular to Houston This July

UniverSoul Circus brings its all-new WE ALL BELONG production to Houston July 17 through Aug. 2, delivering an interactive, family-friendly celebration of culture, music and world-class entertainment under the big top.

Larger Than Life: Young Athletes Score Feature in TDECU + HTX Soccer Billboard

Two young HTX Soccer athletes are inspiring Houston after landing on a towering billboard celebrating youth sports, teamwork, and the city's growing passion for soccer ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Swing Into Summer with Raising Cane's Astros Ticket Giveaways Across Greater Houston

Raising Cane's is giving Houston Astros fans the chance to win free game tickets during four summer sweepstakes events at participating Greater Houston restaurants from July 9 through July 29.