As the academic spotlight shines on Texas classrooms this summer, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has unveiled the Spring 2025 STAAR® End-of-Course (EOC) assessment results, offering a critical snapshot of high school student achievement across the state. These assessments—covering Algebra …

The media world and African American community are mourning the loss of a visionary titan, Dr. Jerrel W. Jones, founder and CEO of Courier Communications, who passed away on June 4, 2025. Revered as a media pioneer and community advocate, …

Accomplished actress. Gifted writer. Published author. Passionate nonprofit founder. Honor student. And did we mention that she’s only 16?

On Friday, June 27, 2025, the Houston Area Urban League (HAUL) will proudly host its highly anticipated annual Advancing Opportunity Luncheon at the Hilton Americas – Houston, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., under the banner of this year’s powerful …

Sly Stone, the influential but enigmatic funk-rock star whose soulful, socially conscious recordings altered the course of popular music before he abruptly retreated from the spotlight and became the J.D. Salinger of rock, has died, his family announced Monday. He …

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday dismissed an expert panel of vaccine advisers that has historically guided the federal government’s vaccine recommendations, saying the group is “plagued with conflicts of interest.”

In a powerful stride toward reclaiming identity and rewriting history, Ariel Smith, Class of 2025, has made Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) history as the first graduate of its African American Studies Program. With passion, resilience, and a deep-rooted sense …

In a bold stride toward health equity and cancer prevention, Texas Southern University (TSU) has been awarded a transformative $2 million grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). The funding, dedicated to expanding the impact of …

In a culture that often scrutinizes men for infidelity while silencing women’s experiences, Houston Style Magazine is peeling back the veil with a daring, data-backed dive into a rarely discussed reality: Women cheat too—and often for very different reasons.

Commissioner Lesley Briones joined local leaders Saturday to celebrate the opening of the Sharpstown Trail, a new 1.8-mile path expanding access to outdoor spaces in Southwest Houston.

When disaster strikes, most Houstonians instinctively look to METRO to keep the region moving— and behind the scenes, one man leads the charge: Richard Herrera, Emergency Management Officer at Houston METRO. From hurricanes to historic freezes, Herrera’s unwavering leadership, meticulous …

Pasadena and San Jacinto College District voters will make final decisions in key local races during the June 7 runoff election.

Christopher Hartwell, Assistant Professor of Cinema, Media Arts, and Writing at Houston Christian University (HCU), made a remarkable directorial debut as his psychological medical thriller Do No Harm screened at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival on May 16, 2025. Presented …

The Justice Department and the state of Texas settled a lawsuit Wednesday, blocking the state from offering undocumented immigrants residing in Texas the in-state tuition rates for its public colleges and universities.

In a celebration of literacy, history, and global craftsmanship, the Houston Public Library (HPL) launched three highly anticipated exhibitions in June 2025 that captivated visitors of all ages. With a commitment to education and cultural enrichment, HPL transformed its Central …