David D. Itz Leaves a Legacy of Leadership as Houston City College Foundation Chair
A Houston City College Foundation leadership transition marks the end of David D. Itz’s impactful chairmanship—and the beginning of a new chapter under Tracy Janda.
Gracefully Through Menopause
What started as a Netflix-filled Sunday turned into an inspiring afternoon of laughter, wellness and powerful conversations about menopause, community and women’s health.
Goode to Know: A New Beauty Business Carries on Jo-Carolyn Goode’s Community Spirit
A new Houston beauty and fashion shop is opening its doors while carrying on the community-first spirit of the late Jo-Carolyn Goode.
2026 Hispanic Heritage Month Comes Alive in Houston
Houston is turning up the color this Hispanic Heritage Month with music, art, dance and traditions that celebrate the voices shaping the city.
Empower CDC to Host Free Expunction & Supportive Services Resource Clinic for Houston Community
Legal professionals and community organizations will provide expunction, non-disclosure, record sealing information, resource connections, and supportive services on September 12, 2026.
Silambam Houston Marks 25 Years With Landmark Season of Indian Classical Arts
Silambam Houston celebrates its 25th anniversary with a landmark season of Indian classical dance, music, emerging artists and community programming across the Houston area.
Breaking Bread Returns to the Hobby Center With Food, Stories and Houston Connections
The Hobby Center brings back Breaking Bread for a second season, pairing Chris Shepherd with acclaimed guests for intimate conversations, Houston connections and a menu of bites.
A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Became a Story of Hope for a Houston-Area Man
A Houston-area prostate cancer survivor is sharing his story of remission during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month while encouraging men to be proactive about their health and discuss screening with their doctors.
Fort Bend County Detectives Arrest Suspect in $17,400 Gold and Silver Coin Package Theft
Fort Bend County detectives arrested a 28-year-old suspect accused of stealing approximately $17,400 in gold and silver coins from a FedEx package as authorities investigate possible connections to similar thefts across multiple jurisdictions.
Talarico Campaign Expands Black Engagement Team Ahead of November Senate Election
James Talarico’s Senate campaign is expanding its statewide Black voter outreach, with two Houston-area communications veterans, Judy Foston Stanford and Linda K. Brown, taking key roles in the paid media effort.
Burger Bodega Goes West: Houston Smashburger Favorite Opens First Katy Location September 19
Burger Bodega is bringing its award-winning Houston smashburgers to Katy—and the September 19 grand opening is shaping up to be one delicious neighborhood takeover.
Jean' Austin Hosts Virtual AI Workshop to Help Small Businesses Compete for Federal Contracts
Austin Business Strategies, LLC will host a virtual AI capacity-building workshop on September 17, 2026, in collaboration with Prairie View A&M University, to help small businesses strengthen operations and prepare for contracting opportunities.
Tarrant County Cuts 92 Polling Sites — and Voters Are Asking Why Democracy Needs Fewer Doors
Tarrant County is cutting 92 Election Day polling locations ahead of a pivotal midterm—and critics warn fewer voting sites could mean bigger barriers for voters.
New Israeli Consul General Makes Houston Debut at Rosh Hashanah Reception
Houston is welcoming a new Israeli diplomatic leader as Consul General Adi Farjon Israel begins her Southwest chapter with a Rosh Hashanah reception centered on connection, community and new beginnings.
