Ghostly Tales Live On: Fort Bend’s Local History Preserved in John C. Allwright’s Books
Discover the ghosts of Fort Bend! John C. Allwright’s classic “Fort Bend Ghost Stories” preserves more than 35 local hauntings while supporting the George Memorial Library’s history department.
Ayoola LIVE Comes to The Ensemble Theatre
The Ensemble Theatre brings Afro-Diaspora stories to Houston with Ayoola LIVE, a one-night musical storytelling event blending live music and theatrical monologue.
Latino Entrepreneurs Week Returns to Houston for Hispanic Heritage Month
Houston’s Latino Entrepreneurs Week returns this October, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with workshops, pitch competitions, and resources to empower the city’s growing Latino business community.
The Capital Grille’s Wagyu & Wine Pairing Returns to Houston for Fall
The Capital Grille’s Wagyu & Wine pairing returns to Houston this fall with gourmet Wagyu burgers and rare-by-the-glass Dave Phinney wines, available through Nov. 16.
Harris Health Board Approves Landmark Expansion of Ben Taub Hospital
The Harris Health Board of Trustees has approved a historic expansion of Ben Taub Hospital, adding new land and 100 patient rooms to meet growing demand. This move strengthens Houston’s safety-net healthcare system and ensures access to care for the most vulnerable residents.
Houston Theater Week 2025 Breaks Records With $2 Million in Ticket Sales
Houston Theater Week 2025 set new records with more than 43,000 tickets sold and $2 million in revenue, showcasing 400 performances across the city’s vibrant theater scene. The fourth annual event brought music, dance, theater, and a celebrity lecture series to audiences throughout Greater Houston.
Northwest Harris County MUD 24 Hosts National Night Out Block Party Oct. 7
Northwest Harris County MUD 24 invites residents to its Annual National Night Out Community Block Party on October 7. The family-friendly event will feature first responders, safety demonstrations, kids’ activities, and free refreshments.
Kicks, Culture & Celebration: Inside the 10th Annual All Black Sneaker Ball
The 10th Annual Billionaire Beverage All Black Sneaker Ball, powered by Signature Sipz Winery, was a night where elegance met culture and community. Held at the stylish Suites Fifty23 and catered by the acclaimed Spivey’s Bistro, the star-studded celebration brought together industry leaders, tastemakers, and honorees for an unforgettable evening of recognition, fashion, and entertainment.
Sip Into Balance: Libra Season with Signature Sipz Winery
Celebrate Libra season with Signature Sipz Winery’s award-winning Zillionaire Zodiac Sipz, where balance and beauty meet in every pour. From the elegant Libra Luxe Spritz to the kid-friendly Libra Harmony Mocktail, we ship nationwide so everyone can sip their stars.
First Look: “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu”
Get your first look at “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu”! The teaser trailer and poster are now available, offering a glimpse of Din Djarin and Grogu’s thrilling new mission. The film hits theaters May 22, 2026.
Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center Announces $6 Million Refresh
Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center is undergoing a $6 million renovation this fall, refreshing guestrooms and event spaces with a modern, nature-inspired design. Guests can start planning now to experience the upgraded accommodations and amenities when renovations wrap in February 2026.
JSU Rises to No. 15 Among HBCUs in 2026 U.S. News Rankings
Jackson State University rises to No. 15 among HBCUs in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings and earns a top-65 spot for social mobility, highlighting its commitment to student success and academic excellence.
TDECU and Houston Texans Partner with Kids’ Meals to Tackle Childhood Hunger in Houston
Houston football meets philanthropy as the Texans and TDECU team up to fight childhood hunger. Every red zone play now delivers nutritious meals through Kids’ Meals, helping feed thousands of Houston children while proving that teamwork extends beyond the field.
NASA’s New Astronaut Class: A Historic Leap Toward the Moon and Mars
Houston’s legacy as “Space City, U.S.A.” continues as NASA announces its newest class of astronauts. For the first time, women outnumber men, reflecting a future of innovation, equity, and exploration. From Houston natives to space pioneers, these ten astronauts are set to train for missions that will take humanity back to the moon—and beyond.
Special Election: 15 Candidates Seek Houston At-Large Position 4
Houston’s At-Large Position 4 seat is up for grabs this November, with 15 candidates from across the city stepping into the spotlight. From seasoned politicians to student activists, this special election promises high stakes and a chance to shape Houston’s future.
When Presidents Can't Take a Joke, Democracy Suffers
Humor has long been a hallmark of American democracy, with presidents from Reagan to Obama proving they could laugh at themselves. But when leaders can’t take a joke—and instead try to silence comedians—the threat goes beyond late-night TV. It strikes at the very heart of freedom
From Heights High to High Style: HCC Cosmetology Student Aracely Salas Builds Her Beauty Empire
From a teenage hobby to a thriving career, Houston City College helped 20-year-old Aracely Salas turn her passion for beauty into a licensed cosmetology career—and set her on the path to business ownership.
Cirque du Soleil’s OVO Kicks Off Texas Tour with Local Star Kyle Cragle
Texas native Kyle Cragle wowed audiences at exclusive Cirque du Soleil OVO media events in Austin and Houston, offering an early glimpse of the show’s dazzling acrobatics and whimsical insect world ahead of its Texas tour this fall.
No Kings in America: Why Democracy Must Defeat Authoritarian Temptations
Donald Trump’s recent moves raise alarm bells about democracy in America. From targeting critics to reshaping institutions for personal gain, his playbook echoes authoritarian tactics seen worldwide. Houston—and all citizens—must defend the nation’s democratic foundations before it’s too late
A History of Bias: Who Gets Deported in the United States?
What Houston Learned and Why It Matters Now
Houston joined a national conversation on deportation history as UCLA researchers and Million Dollar Hoods unveiled an interactive project mapping 127 years of U.S. deportation orders. The data reveals a striking racial pattern that continues to shape immigrant communities today.
