In a city that never stops celebrating creativity, the City of Houston, led by the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA), continues its tradition of championing artistic brilliance and community resilience. This year, Houston isn’t just lighting up its skyline …

In a city known for its diversity and vibrant culture, Houston once again shines during Hispanic Heritage Month, thanks to the leadership of Mayor John Whitmire and the Mayor’s Hispanic Advisory Board. The annual celebration kicked off on October 1st …

Houston’s State of the City 2024 event was nothing short of electric. The energy in the room was palpable, with a full house of enthusiastic Houstonians coming together to reflect on the city's progress and the road ahead. The city’s …

The days of free printing at the Houston Public Library are coming to an end. Beginning November 1, 2024, the library will resume charging for document printing services, a move prompted by the need to balance budgets while still serving …

After more than three decades of trailblazing service, Judge Clarease Rankin Yates has reached a new chapter in her illustrious career—her retirement. A pioneer in every sense of the word, Judge Yates was appointed to the U.S. Immigration Court in …

Dr. Kareem Jordan, the newly appointed Dean of the College of Juvenile Justice (COJJ) at Prairie View A&M University, is a man on a mission. His vision? To redefine the impact of juvenile justice education across Texas and beyond. As …

In the world of rodeo, legends are born not just from the saddle, but from the grit, laughter, and heart behind the scenes. And in 2025, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (RODEOHOUSTON®) will honor one such icon—Leon Coffee. The …

In a city known for its sprawling suburban developments, it’s not every day that a new community promises both luxury living and affordable housing options in the same space. But today, the Houston Housing Authority, in partnership with Allen Harrison …

If you thought Trill Burgers was done surprising Houston with their mouthwatering creations, think again. Starting today, the much-loved Trill Smash Tacos are back by popular demand, and they’re ready to take over your Taco Tuesdays! The iconic Montrose hotspot, …

In the ever-evolving culinary landscape of Houston, there's a new sensation making waves – and it's not just the ceviche. Gabriela’s Group, the powerhouse Latin-owned hospitality group that’s been taking Texas by storm, has just added another crown jewel to …

As the frequency of extreme weather disasters surges, the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region is sending out a clarion call for volunteers to step up and assist in disaster shelters across the nation. With hurricanes like the devastating …

Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis on Tuesday voiced strong support for International Longshoremen's Association members and their right to peacefully strike for better wages and rights on the job. Below is Commissioner Ellis’s statement:

Time is running out to avoid a work stoppage at ports along the entire East and Gulf Coasts in what could become the most disruptive strike to the US economy in decades.

In a world where the cost of higher education seems to rise faster than the Texas summer heat, the dream of earning a college degree is becoming more distant for many students. Thankfully, the Ivy Educational & Charitable Foundation, Inc. …

In the heart of Houston, where community bonds and care for our elders remain a cornerstone, former Houston City Council Member Amanda Edwards continues her inspiring mission to empower, uplift, and engage. On Thursday, October 17, 2024, Edwards’ non-profit organization, …