Week 5 brings a potential Super Bowl preview, five winless teams fighting to avoid NFL history, a historically struggling Lions defense and the arrival of bye weeks.

A Texas Southern University survey shows Democrat Dexter McCoy leading Republican Daniel Wong in the November 2026 Fort Bend County judge race.

A Texas church’s display of 1,200 Israeli flags honoring October 7 victims was vandalized and met with threats, but community members rallied to restore it.

For Hispanic Heritage Month, Houston Style Magazine profiles Gilbert Garcia, a Houston financial leader whose career spans Wall Street, investment management, civic service, philanthropy and mentoring the next generation.

HCC professor Dr. Fidelis Ngang takes Houston cybersecurity expertise to Tunisia through the Fulbright Specialist Program, advancing education, AI and global collaboration.

Houston Style Magazine graphic designer Cameron C. Lee earns his first Lone Star Emmy nomination for helping bring the history and legacy of the Civil Rights Movement to life on screen.

Houston philanthropic leader Kelly P. Hodges joins the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region as Chief Development Officer, bringing decades of relationship-driven fundraising and community leadership to the humanitarian mission.

Houston residents are being invited to speak up and help shape the city’s housing, development and community priorities at the Fall 2026 HCD Community Meeting.

With history on the ballot, Dr. Letitia Plummer rallies Houston-area leaders and voters as she campaigns to become Harris County’s first elected Black woman county judge.

The Harris Votes app puts essential 2026 election information at Houstonians’ fingertips, helping voters check registration, find Vote Centers, review sample ballots and stay on top of key deadlines.

Garnet Fredrick Coleman leaves a legacy of public service, healthcare advocacy, education, affordable housing and community empowerment that helped shape Houston and Texas for more than three decades.

Bayou City Art Festival transforms Memorial Park into a three-day outdoor gallery featuring 250+ artists, live music, food, interactive experiences and Houston’s unmistakable creative spirit.

Texas Southern University’s 99th Homecoming brings the Tigers, Southern Jaguars, Ocean of Soul and Human Jukebox together for a Houston celebration of HBCU football, music and tradition.

From affordable housing and property-tax relief to public safety, health access and small-business support, Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia’s agenda puts government’s impact on neighborhood-level results.

Congressman Christian D. Menefee marks eight months in office with more than 500 constituent cases closed and over $1 million in recovered or delayed funds.