Violent ICE encounter in Frederick prompts calls for investigation
A Frederick neighborhood erupted into a violent clash between ICE officers and protesters, leaving residents injured and prompting elected officials to demand answers and an investigation.
Stevie Wonder is taking ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ on 50th-anniversary tour
Fifty years later, Stevie Wonder is bringing “Songs in the Key of Life” back to the stage—performing the legendary album in full on a new US and European tour!
The absurd battle between the SEC and LSU reaches a tipping point
LSU and the SEC are at war off the field—with a federal court fight, a possible expulsion and Lane Kiffin’s roster decisions turning college football into a full-blown power struggle.
The NFL season officially kicks off tonight. Here are 5 things to watch in the first week of games
The NFL is back—and Week 1 brings loaded Rams, a returning Mahomes, defending champs with something to prove and Bills fans daring to dream again!
American Ben Shelton beats Carlos Alcaraz in latest-ever US Open finish
Ben Shelton battled until 3:33 a.m. to stun Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set thriller, sending an American into the US Open semifinals!
The Trump administration slams Ford for its ties to China
Washington is turning up the heat on Ford over its China ties—and the automaker is firing back, calling the administration’s claims factually wrong.
US claims Chinese AI firms are carrying out ‘industrial-scale’ theft of trade secrets
The U.S.-China AI race is heating up as federal agencies accuse Chinese firms of industrial-scale efforts to extract capabilities from American AI models.
NCAA says it won’t overturn Michigan’s controversial win after MAC raised replay concerns
A controversial final-second call has sparked a showdown between the MAC and NCAA—so who really won Michigan vs. Western Michigan?
US-Iran tanker attacks signal a dangerous new phase in war
Tanker attacks are multiplying across the Gulf as U.S.-Iran tensions surge, sending oil prices above $100 and raising fears of a dangerous new phase in the war.
First look at new 76ers, Flyers arena in South Philadelphia unveiled in new renderings
Philly sports fans, the future is taking shape—get your first look at the massive new arena set to become home to the Sixers, Flyers and WNBA’s newest team!
Smithsonian head Lonnie Bunch to retire amid Trump administration effort to reshape institution
Lonnie Bunch is stepping down from the Smithsonian after seven years at the helm—just as the institution faces growing pressure from the Trump administration.
SEC threatens to boot LSU out of the conference this week, court filing says
The SEC is considering a stunning move against LSU—could one of college football’s biggest conferences actually kick out a founding member?
FEDERAL JUDGES AND LEGAL COMMUNITY MEET IN HOUSTON IN SEPTEMBER PURSUING A MORE PERFECT UNION — 13TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Just the Beginning brings judges, attorneys, students and civic leaders to Houston September 17–20 for four days examining law, leadership, opportunity and the continuing work of American democracy.
⚖️ 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
Israel’s new consul general brings global diplomacy, UN experience and bridge-building leadership to Houston.
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
Two Saturday passport opportunities give Greater Houston families more access, fewer weekday hurdles and a clearer path to the world.
Houston travelers, mark your calendar! One special Saturday could make getting your passport ready for your next big adventure easier than ever.
Homeschool Students Across Greater Houston Invited to Take Flight at Lone Star Flight Museum
Homeschool students across Greater Houston can explore aviation, STEM and hands-on learning during Lone Star Flight Museum's special Homeschool Day on Thursday, Sept. 10, featuring flight simulators, aircraft tours, maker activities and interactive demonstrations.
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.
Black Public Media Opens 2026 PitchBLACK Call for Independent Filmmakers
Black Public Media has opened its 2026 Open Call for independent filmmakers, offering five selected projects funding and the opportunity to compete in the 10th PitchBLACK Forum & Awards.
Labor Day Kicks-Off Sprint to November 3 General Election
With registration closing October 5 and Early Voting opening October 19, Texas voters enter a consequential fall election stretching from Washington and Austin to Harris and Fort Bend counties.
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.
A Wedding Party That Looked Like a Funeral
Next June marks 60 years since Loving v. Virginia. My parents did not wait for it.
They had to leave Maryland just to get married—but 60 years later, their love story stands as a powerful reminder of the courage it took to challenge a law that said they couldn’t be together.
