Transplanted pig kidney removed after functioning in living patient for more than four months
A genetically engineered pig kidney helped Towana Looney enjoy 130 days without the need for dialysis before the organ was removed last week. It’s the longest a human has ever lived with a pig organ, marking another step forward in the burgeoning field of xenotransplantation, or the practice of transplanting animal organs into humans.
Weezer bassist’s wife Jillian Shriner was recovering from cancer-related surgery before arrest
The wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, Jillian Shriner, is no longer in police custody after an officer-involved shooting with Los Angeles police that took place Tuesday.
She was in a candlelit hut in the Himalayas. Then her future husband walked through the door
When Jason O’Sullivan walked through the door of Jenny McGowan’s accommodation in Nangi, a tiny village deep in the mountains of Nepal, she couldn’t believe it.
Coachella 2025 livestream times: How to watch Lady Gaga, Post Malone and Green Day’s sets
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is finally here, and while tens of thousands of people are flocking to the Southern California desert, you may opt to tune into the festivities from the comfort of your own home.
A helicopter crash left a Siemens executive, his family and their pilot dead. Here’s what we know
A sightseeing helicopter plunged into the Hudson River on Thursday, turning a family outing above Manhattan’s misty skyline into a tragedy.
Business Brunch Vibes Meet Signature Flair In Houston This April At The Encore
Join The Signature Experience: Sunday Business Brunch on April 13th at Encore HTX—where great food, networking, and celebration come together in one unforgettable vibe. Vendor and brunch hosting opportunities available!
Dany Garcia Powers Up the Media World with Danimás: A Trailblazer’s Call to Strength, Style, and Substance
Move over, status quo—Dany Garcia is rewriting the narrative with the bold launch of Danimás, a next-generation media company and digital community platform designed to uplift the modern Trailblazer. Think strength with sparkle, mindset with muscle, and style with purpose. At the helm? Garcia herself—an unstoppable force of nature, powerhouse executive, professional bodybuilder, and unapologetic visionary redefining what it means to be strong, successful, and stylish.
Emilio Miguel Torres Brings the Heart of Alaska—and His Own to Houston for Texas Premiere of The Ladder
Houston is about to climb The Ladder—and trust us, this one leads straight to a night of indie film magic, emotional depth, and cultural significance. On Saturday, May 3 at 9:00 PM, the 58th Annual WorldFest–Houston International Film Festival will host the much-anticipated Texas premiere of The Ladder, a soul-stirring sci-fi drama by rising filmmaker Emilio Miguel Torres. The screening will take place at Cinemark Memorial City, followed by a live and intimate Q&A session with the director himself. If you crave cinema with heart, grit, and originality, this is your climb.
Houston’s Love for Live Streaming Is Growing – And the Internet Needs to Keep Up
Houston’s streaming habits are skyrocketing — and with rapid growth ahead, Xfinity is building a network ready for anything.
Michelle Obama addresses recent absences from political events and divorce rumors
Former first lady Michelle Obama discussed stepping back and making time for herself on a podcast released Tuesday, addressing her recent absences from political events and rumors of marital troubles.
UH Breaks Ground on a Brighter Future: Hobby School Set to Shine with $52M Academic Building
Don’t just mark your calendars—engrave this one in Cougar red. On Friday, April 11, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m., the University of Houston (UH) will officially break ground on a bold new era in public service education: a $52 million academic building for the acclaimed Hobby School of Public Affairs.
🎉 Houston Area Urban League Throws the Ultimate Family Block Party Bash🎉
🎶🩺🍿Health, Hope & Hip Hop Collide on April 26! 🎶🩺🍿
Get ready, Space City! The heartbeat of Houston's community uplift is throwing one epic celebration you won’t want to miss. Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. as the Houston Area Urban League (HAUL) transforms 5202 Griggs Road into a block party for the people, where health, fun, and empowerment unite — and the price of admission? Absolutely FREE.
Earth Day Bash at Children's Museum Houston Offers Free Trees and Eco Fun
Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Discovery Center celebrate Earth Day with hands-on activities, science demos, and free tree saplings for families.
Get ready to dig in and go green as two beloved museums team up for a fun-filled Earth Day celebration packed with nature, science, and creativity.
A New Dawn in Midtown: Ribbon-Cutting at RoseMary’s Place Apartments
Offers Hope and Housing for Houston’s Homeless
In a heartfelt celebration of compassion, community, and commitment, the ribbon-cutting ceremony for RoseMary’s Place Apartments in Midtown Houston marked a pivotal moment in the city’s ongoing mission to end homelessness. With blue skies overhead and brighter futures ahead, city leaders, faith-based allies, and housing champions gathered on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, to officially open the doors to a development that’s not just about shelter—it’s about sanctuary.
A Night of Perfection: The 100 Point Wine Dinner with Aperture, Devil Proof & Jesse Katz
An unforgettable evening of 100-point wines, world-class cuisine, and Astros pride unfolded at Osso + Kristalla — a celebration of perfection with Jesse Katz, Jim Crane, and the bold elegance of Aperture Cellars.
Sole Lounge Ignites Downtown Houston with a Bold New Weekend Brunch Experience
Downtown Houston just got a whole lot tastier. Say hello to your new weekend brunch obsession: Sole Lounge, the city’s premier sports and nightlife destination, is now dishing out a sizzling brunch experience every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. — and it’s nothing short of brunch bliss.
Houston Christian University Breaks Ground on New Engineering, Science, and Nursing Building
Houston Christian University has broken ground on a new $60 million Engineering, Science, and Nursing building, supported by a record $20 million gift from Sherry and Jim Smith, Jr., to advance STEM education and support future enrollment growth.
Celebrate Easter the Southern Way with Cracker Barrel's Comforting Classics
Looking to make Easter Sunday special without the stress of cooking? Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® invites Houstonians to gather with loved ones and enjoy the warmth of Southern hospitality this Easter — whether dining out or celebrating at home.
Sailing with Purpose: Houston Native Steven Clinton Navigates Global Missions and Bright Futures in the U.S. Navy
As the U.S. Navy proudly commemorates its 250th anniversary, Houston continues to make its mark on history through the achievements of its hometown heroes. Among them is Petty Officer 2nd Class Steven Clinton, a determined and driven Navy air traffic controller whose journey began in the heart of Fort Bend County.
From Houston to the High Seas: Alief Native David Chapman Soars in the U.S. Navy as a Leader in Air Traffic Control
In a year marking the U.S. Navy’s monumental 250th anniversary, one Houston native is exemplifying the city’s legacy of resilience, discipline, and service on a national stage. Petty Officer 2nd Class David Chapman, a proud graduate of Alief Taylor High School, is currently making waves in his career while serving at the Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility, Virginia Capes (FACSFAC VACAPES).
