Dr. Hope Foster: Crafting Wine And Legacies
Dr. Hope Foster is revolutionizing the wine industry as a trailblazing Black female entrepreneur, brand mentor, and founder of Signature Sipz. With over 1,000 custom blends crafted and more than 100 brand owners launched, her impact goes far beyond the bottle.
Houston’s Community Media Comes Out Strong — And Houston Style Magazine Was There from Day One .
In a media world often dominated by corporate giants and filtered voices, a fresh, authentic chorus rose triumphantly at the United Way of Greater Houston. The first-ever Houston Community Media Conference, Expo & Awards wasn’t just a gathering—it was a vibrant celebration, a long-overdue affirmation, and a powerful reminder that local voices still matter.
Dr. Letitia Plummer Declares Bold 2026 Bid for Harris County Judge— With Houston Roots and a Vision for All
Under the searing July sun and the steady rush of the Hall and Green Bayous behind her, Dr. Letitia Plummer—Houston City Council Member At-Large and proud daughter of Harris County—launched her campaign for Harris County Judge with heart, history, and unapologetic hope.
Rising Waters Will Not Drown the American Spirit
On the Fourth of July, Donald Trump signed his “megabill.” The law boosts the dying fossil fuel industry with tens of billions of taxpayer dollars. It invites an additional 470 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year by 2035 – that’s the equivalent annual emissions of more than 100 million gas-powered cars. And it aims to stop dead in its tracks the clean energy transition and the green manufacturing jobs boom the Inflation Reduction Act was already starting to create.
Megan Thee Stallion’s Pete & Thomas Foundation to Honor Community Leaders at Inaugural Gala
Honorees -Southern Black Girls Founder LaTosha Brown and 13-Year-Old Mental Health Advocate Mila Henry
Grammy Award-winning artist and Houston’s own Megan Thee Stallion is once again using her platform to spotlight trailblazing changemakers. Her nonprofit, the Pete & Thomas Foundation, is gearing up to host its inaugural black-tie gala on July 16, 2025, at the iconic Gotham Hall in New York City. The star-studded affair, hosted by actress Taraji P. Henson, will feature performances by Muni Long and DJ sets by DJ D-Nice, benefiting transformative initiatives in education, housing, and health and wellness for underserved communities.
From Houston to the Depths of Duty: Fire Control Technician Rosa Figueroa Embodies Service, Strength, and Pride aboard the USS Scranton
From the hallways of Porter High School to the stealthy corridors of a U.S. Navy fast-attack submarine, Houston native Petty Officer 1st Class Rosa Figueroa has charted a bold and inspiring path in service to her country. As the United States Navy celebrates its historic 250th birthday this year, Figueroa stands as a shining example of courage, commitment, and community pride—defending America's interests from beneath the sea aboard the USS Scranton.
A perfect storm of circumstances created a worst-case scenario for flooded Texas communities
In the early hours of Independence Day, rain pelted sleeping communities in central Texas. No one knew yet how devastating the storm would become.
Apple TV+ Drops Trailer for Final Season of Beloved Comedy Series “Acapulco” — Premieres July 23
Apple TV+ is turning up the heat this summer with the official trailer release for the highly anticipated fourth and final season of its critically acclaimed bilingual comedy, Acapulco. Set to premiere globally on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, the season kicks off with a double-episode debut, followed by weekly episodes every Wednesday through September 17.
Frost Bank Charitable Foundation Donates $500,000 for Hill Country Flood Relief
Funds to Support Kerr County Recovery Efforts Following July 4 Flash Floods; Emergency Loans and Customer Assistance Also Offered
Frost Bank is stepping up with a $500,000 donation to support flood recovery efforts in the Texas Hill Country after devastating July 4 storms.
Raising Cane’s Serves Up Houston Astros Tickets, Fan Fun for Chicken Lovers
Score Astros tickets and meet Orbit while enjoying your favorite chicken fingers at Raising Cane’s!
Lights, Camera, Legacy: Houston-Born Thriller Deadly Escape Delivers Fireworks On and Off the Screen
Houston’s cinematic pulse was pounding this Friday, July 4th—and it wasn’t just from fireworks lighting the skyline. The highly anticipated psychological thriller Deadly Escape exploded onto the scene with a stylish private VIP premiere at The Vaughn Home, hosted by Houston’s own Derrick and Chaun Vaughn. The evening was a symphony of red carpet elegance, storytelling excellence, and community celebration that proves once again: H-Town knows how to make headlines—and history.
Justice, Power, and Progress: Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Inspires at Global Black Economic Forum Mainstage During Essence Festival
In a stirring and historic moment that reverberated across the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and far beyond, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson — America’s first Black woman to sit on the nation’s highest court—took the Global Black Economic Forum (GBEF) mainstage for an unforgettable conversation during the 2025 Essence Festival.
Houston’s Favorite Venues to Celebrate 713 Day – This Sunday, July 13th
Houston’s favorite restaurants and bars are raising a glass to the city’s roots on Sunday, July 13, 2025, in celebration of 713 Day. A true tribute to the Bayou City’s bold flavors, cultural influence, and hometown pride, this year’s festivities promise food, music, drinks, and unforgettable vibes! Here are some tasty options to celebrate H-Town’s unofficial holiday:
Airbnb.org Steps Up to Provide Free Emergency Housing for Central Texas Flood Victims and First Responders
In the wake of the devastating floods sweeping through Central Texas, Airbnb.org—the nonprofit arm of Airbnb—has launched a critical initiative to offer free emergency housing for those most affected. This compassionate effort includes displaced families, individuals who’ve lost everything, and brave first responders working tirelessly on the frontlines.
Commissioner Sid Miller Mobilizes TDA Relief Efforts for Flood-Stricken Texans
As deadly floods ravage communities across Central Texas, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is stepping up in a big way. Over the weekend, Miller directed the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) to activate emergency resources to support farmers, ranchers, and rural families devastated by this historic natural disaster.
Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide and there’s no ‘client list,’ Justice Department says
After months of touting the impending release of new, blockbuster information on accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, the Justice Department announced in a memo Monday that there is no evidence he kept a “client list” or was murdered.
Mother to remain held, charged with stabbing her 3 kids, 1 fatally, in Logan Square
A mother will remain in jail after appearing in court on Sunday, accused of stabbing her children before setting their house on fire in Logan Square on the Fourth of July.
Dr. Mary Anna Thomas Leads Galveston College Nursing Programs with Experience and Commitment
Dr. Mary Anna Thomas brings two decades of nursing experience and a passion for education to her leadership role at Galveston College, guiding future nurses through a time of growth and innovation.
Children’s camps in Texas were located in areas known to be at high risk of flooding
The waterways in Texas Hill Country have carved paths over the centuries through the granite and limestone, shaping the rocky peaks and valleys that make the region so breathtaking.
Texas Southern University Student Selected as Du Bois Scholar at Harvard
Joseph Carter joins 35 scholars nationwide selected for program focused on research and leadership development
Texas Southern's Joseph Carter takes part in Harvard's elite summer research program focused on climate justice and public health.
