Claire Kann’s The Marriage Narrative: A Reality TV Romance That Blurs the Line Between Love and Performance
What happens when a practical business deal collides with the glittering chaos of reality television? Acclaimed storyteller Claire Kann, the award-winning author of The Romantic Agenda, is back with another swoonworthy romance that explores love, ambition, and the complicated performance of happily-ever-after.What happens when a practical business deal collides with the glittering chaos of reality television? Acclaimed storyteller Claire Kann, the award-winning author of The Romantic Agenda, is back with another swoonworthy romance that explores love, ambition, and the complicated performance of happily-ever-after.
Mitsubishi Motors Dealer Partner Spotlight: Lopez Auto Group Drives Community, Growth, and a Bold Future
Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. (MMNA) is shining a spotlight on its dealer partners who do more than sell cars—they invest in the communities they serve. Among those making a lasting impact is Laz Lopez, President of Lopez Automotive Group, whose journey with Mitsubishi began at just 19 years old detailing cars, and has since transformed into a thriving multi-store business rooted in service, integrity, and growth.
OST Lofts Opens Its Doors: Affordable Homes + Early Learning Bring Fresh Energy to Houston’s OST Corridor
HOUSTON— Houston just cut the ribbon on a smart, people-first development that blends affordable living with education under one roof. The OST Lofts, a 130-unit rental community along the Old Spanish Trail corridor, officially opened with a jubilant ceremony featuring leaders from the City of Houston Housing & Community Development, the Tejano Center, MREC Development, the Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs, and Harris County Precinct 2, with support from the District I office.
IM Houston Honors 60+ Years of Service with Tapestry Celebration
For more than six decades, IM Houston—formerly known as Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston—has been a beacon of hope, unity, and service across the Bayou City. With its roots planted firmly in the belief that Houston’s diversity is its greatest strength, the organization has built bridges of dialogue, compassion, and collaboration that continue to shape lives today.
Texas Southern University Welcomes Dr. Paula L. Jackson as Interim Athletics Director
A new chapter of leadership is unfolding at Texas Southern University (TSU) as the institution proudly appoints Dr. Paula L. Jackson as Interim Athletics Director. With over two decades of groundbreaking experience in collegiate athletics leadership, fundraising, and student-athlete advocacy, Dr. Jackson’s arrival signals both stability and fresh momentum for the TSU Tigers and their storied athletics program.
SBA SCORE Mentors Empower Houston Entrepreneurs at Lender Matchmaker Event
Over 200 Small Businesses Connect with 40+ Lenders and Community Partners
Houston, TX — What began as a simple conversation transformed into a powerful moment for Houston’s entrepreneurial community. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) SCORE Mentors Houston, in collaboration with Bishop James Dixon Ministries and SBA leaders Mark Winchester and Winston Labbé, hosted the SBA Lender Matchmaker at The Community of Faith Church. This dynamic event brought essential resources, funding opportunities, and expert guidance directly to small business owners who are the heartbeat of Houston’s economy.
The McMillan-Stewart Foundation’s Transformative $300,000 Gift to Texas Southern University Honors Legacy of Barbara Jordan and Mickey Leland
HOUSTON, TX — Texas Southern University (TSU), one of the nation’s proudest Historically Black Colleges and Universities, is entering a bold new chapter thanks to a transformative $300,000 investment from the Geneviève McMillan-Reba Stewart Foundation. This gift, matched dollar-for-dollar by TSU’s Office of Civil Rights Scholarship Matching Fund, establishes a $600,000 endowment that will provide scholarships for generations of students at the Barbara Jordan–Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs.
🎨 Bayou City Art Festival Returns to Memorial Park with Nonprofit Partners, VIP Experiences, and Featured Artist Jonah Ballard
Houston’s crown jewel of creativity is back! The Bayou City Art Festival, produced by Art Colony Association, Inc. (ACA), is set to transform Memorial Park into Houston’s biggest outdoor art gallery from Friday–Sunday, October 10–12, 2025, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM CT. This annual celebration of artistry, culture, and community promises to be bigger, bolder, and brighter than ever before.
Meet Amanda Edwards: The People’s Candidate for Texas’ 18th Congressional District
Amanda Edwards, known as “The People’s Candidate,” is running in the Texas 18th Congressional District special election, emphasizing grassroots engagement, healthcare, education, and economic opportunity.
Meredith Johnson: Is Rewriting How Houston Talks Transit – And Who It’s For
Houston is a city that moves with purpose—by car, by rail, by bus, and, increasingly, by a shared vision of access. At the center of that vision is Meredith Johnson METRO’s EVP for Communications. Her mandate is as big as Houston itself: build trust, tell the truth, and make mobility personal.
Upcoming HHS report will link autism to common pain reliever, folate deficiency in pregnancy, Wall Street Journal reports
An upcoming report from the US Department of Health and Human services is likely to link the development of autism in children to a common over-the-counter pain reliever, and it will reference a form of the vitamin folic acid as a way to reduce symptoms of autism in some people, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
Trump to sign executive order rebranding Pentagon as the Department of War
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Friday that will begin a rebrand of the Pentagon as the “Department of War.”
Trump aides are discussing jobs for Eric Adams to try to clear the NYC mayoral field against Mamdani
New York Mayor Eric Adams met privately with President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff earlier this week to discuss potential opportunities to join the Trump administration, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
Tesla proposes Elon Musk pay package that could make him the world’s first trillionaire
Elon Musk, already the world’s richest person, could become the first trillionaire after the Tesla board unveiled a massive new pay package for its CEO to keep his focus on the troubled EV maker.
Job growth stalls: US economy added just 22,000 jobs in August and unemployment rose to highest level since 2021
The US job market is stalling out. Job growth slowed to a crawl in August, and the unemployment rate rose to its highest level in nearly four years, indicating the US labor market is growing stagnant.
What happens next after Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Carter spat on opponent in season-opening NFL game?
Thursday’s curtain-raising NFL game was meant to be a celebration of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl-winning campaign last year. But before even the first play from scrimmage of the 2025 NFL season, there was controversy.
Court Ruling Returns 40 Properties in Harris County Deed Fraud Case
Harris County secures a major victory against deed fraud, returning 40 homes to their rightful owners after a Houston couple’s alleged forgery scheme.
Fort Bend County Sheriff Fagan Calls for Competitive Pay for Deputies
Fort Bend County Sheriff Eric Fagan is urging commissioners to approve competitive pay raises for deputies, warning that without action, the county risks losing trained officers to neighboring agencies already boosting salaries.
Houston to Honor ALMAAHH with Proclamation During Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Houston City Hall will host a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on September 15, recognizing ALMAAHH with a special proclamation honoring its role in advancing Latino arts and culture.
Cardi B found not liable of assault allegations in civil case
A California jury has found Cardi B not liable of assault allegations in a civil lawsuit filed by a former security guard. The case stems from a 2018 incident involving plaintiff Emani Ellis, a former building security guard who sued Cardi B for alleged assault during an interaction between the women in the hallway of a medical office where Ellis was employed.
