Milton C. Alford: The Flame That Opened Doors
Houston is a city shaped by heroes — some in uniforms, some in boardrooms, and others whose greatest legacy was simply being first. On May 6, 2025, Houston bid farewell to one such pioneer: Milton C. Alford, the first Black …
Houston Public Library Hosts Glamorous Senior Proms Celebrating Older Americans Month — Where Elegance Meets Community Spirit
the dance floor is calling, and the seniors are answering with style, grace, and a touch of Gatsby glam! As part of Older Americans Month, the Houston Public Library (HPL) is rolling out the red carpet for the city's treasured …
Falling asleep to your favorite show doesn’t have to ruin your sleep, experts say
You’ve heard the rule: No TV before bed. But many people find that it helps them fall asleep if they listen to something –– audiobooks, music, podcasts or TV shows.
Op-ED: Harris County Commissioner: Moms face the toughest decisions
These are uncertain times. I see it on the faces of other parents in the carpool line and hear it from residents at our community centers — we are worried about where our economy is headed.
Op-ED: Harris County Commissioner: Moms face the toughest decisions
These are uncertain times. I see it on the faces of other parents in the carpool line and hear it from residents at our community centers — we are worried about where our economy is headed.
Op-ED: Harris County Commissioner: Moms face the toughest decisions
These are uncertain times. I see it on the faces of other parents in the carpool line and hear it from residents at our community centers — we are worried about where our economy is headed.
Celebrating Courage, Legacy, and Discovery: Holocaust Museum Houston Presents “Ilan Ramon: A Life and Legacy
In a compelling tribute to the enduring power of hope, science, and resilience, Holocaust Museum Houston proudly presents the exhibition "Ilan Ramon: A Life and Legacy", opening on Thursday, May 29, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Lester …
10 things to know about Robert Prevost, who is now Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost – now known as Pope Leo XIV — is the first pope from the United States.
Casting Honor and Healing: The 14th Annual “Salute the Heroes” Fishing Tournament Unites Veterans and Community in Galveston
Beneath the golden sunrise over the Gulf Coast, more than 100 American heroes—veterans and active-duty service members—will set sail for a day of celebration, connection, and healing at the 14th Annual “Salute the Heroes” Fishing Tournament, hosted by the Heroes …
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Launches Bold ‘Envy of the World’ Air Traffic Control Overhaul Amid Growing Safety Concerns
In a landmark move set to redefine the future of American aviation, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled an ambitious new initiative to modernize the nation’s long-outdated air traffic control infrastructure. Aptly titled the ‘Envy of the World’ framework, the …
Cardinals Elect First American Pope, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States has been elected the 267th pope and has stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica as the new leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost elected as new leader of Catholic Church, taking the name Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States has been elected the 267th pope and will soon step onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica as the new leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics.
The FAA has had equipment issues for decades, causing real-world problems. The DOT says it wants to fix it
When radar and communications failed at a facility that manages planes preparing to land at New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International Airport last week, it placed the deteriorating technology of the Federal Aviation Administration in the spotlight.
White smoke rises from Vatican as cardinals agree on Pope Francis’ successor
White smoke has risen above the Sistine Chapel, the signal that cardinals have chosen a new pope on the second day of the conclave.
Denser Housing, Stronger Cities: New Study Shows How Compact Growth Pays Off for Texas Communities
As Texas continues to grow by more than 1,500 new residents each day, a groundbreaking study from Texas 2036 and the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture offers a fresh perspective on how cities can manage that growth …

