The Cat Is Back! ‘The Cat in the Hat’ Brings Big-Screen Mischief, Magic and Family Fun This November
The Cat in the Hat is bringing big laughs, colorful chaos and a whole lot of Seuss magic to movie theaters this November—perfect for a family outing.
Houston City College Selected for ‘National Workforce Futures Accelerator’
Houston City College is helping students get real-world career experience before graduation through a new national workforce initiative backed by ACCT and Google.org.
Lina Hidalgo Speaks to HSM: Budget Battles, Police Pay and the Flock Camera Privacy Debate
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo addresses the county’s FY2027 budget shortfall, law-enforcement pay and the growing use of Flock cameras—raising questions about taxpayer dollars, public safety and privacy.
Jasmine Crockett Says Supporting Letitia Plummer Will Benefit James Talarico
Jasmine Crockett’s support for Letitia Plummer could give Harris County’s down-ballot races a powerful new spotlight—and potentially influence Democratic turnout in November.
Commissioners Grady Prestage and Dexter L. McCoy Call Out Alleged Corruption During Critical Commissioners Court Meeting
Fort Bend County’s courthouse power struggle intensified Thursday as Commissioners Grady Prestage and Dexter McCoy returned to help pass the county’s tax rate while continuing to challenge Daniel Wong’s leadership and demand greater transparency.
Legacy Community Health Pharmacy Team Receives Texas Pharmacy Association’s 2026 Excellence in Patient Outcomes Award
Legacy Community Health’s Pharmacy team earns statewide recognition for turning medication access into better patient outcomes through affordable prescriptions, delivery, multilingual support and coordinated care.
The Complete Piano Etudes by Philip Glass: Houston Gets All 20 — With Jason Moran Coming Home
Ten pianists, 20 études, and a Houston-born connection make Philip Glass’s monumental piano cycle a one-night-only cultural reunion at Jones Hall.
Apple Unveils iPhone Duo: The iPhone Finally Enters the Fold
Apple’s first foldable iPhone combines a titanium design, massive 7.6-inch display, next-generation AI and pro-level cameras in a $1,999 flagship built to redefine what an iPhone can be.
FEDERAL JUDGES AND LEGAL COMMUNITY MEET IN HOUSTON IN SEPTEMBER PURSUING A MORE PERFECT UNION — 13TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE
⚖️ Houston is about to become a national hub for conversations on law, justice and democracy as legal leaders gather to ask one powerful question: Can we pursue a more perfect union?
New Israeli Consul General Adi Farjon Israel Makes Houston Debut at Rosh Hashanah Reception
Houston welcomes Israel’s new consul general with a sweet Rosh Hashanah reception—and a fresh start for diplomacy across the Southwest.
Houston Passport Day Opens a Saturday Door to the World on September 26
Houston travelers, mark your calendar! One special Saturday could make getting your passport ready for your next big adventure easier than ever.
Two New HMAAC Exhibitions Explore Black History, Memory and the Art of Listening
HMAAC opens two new exhibitions exploring Black history, memory and material culture through Lorenzo Pace’s textile works and Allie Martin’s immersive sound installation.
Labor Day Kicks-Off Sprint to November 3 General Election
Texas’ 2026 election countdown is on: with registration due October 5 and early voting starting October 19, here’s what Houston-area voters need to know before November 3.
Poll Shows Plummer Leading Sanchez in Harris County Judge Race
A new poll commissioned by Dr. Letitia Plummer's campaign shows the Democratic Harris County Judge nominee leading Republican Orlando Sanchez among likely Harris County voters.
Houston, Did You Know? The Bayou City Has a Professional Volleyball Team and It Just Added International Star Hanna Hellvig
Houston's professional volleyball team, LOVB Houston, has signed Swedish National Team standout Hanna Hellvig as it continues building its roster for the 2026-27 season.

