Trump administration ends attempt to freeze $10B in federal funds for blue states
The Trump administration has reversed course on a controversial plan to freeze $10 billion in childcare and social services funding for five Democratic-led states after a legal challenge stalled the effort.
Back-to-School Health Starts Before the First Bell: Why Vaccines, Wellness Visits, and Preventive Care Matter
Before students head back to class, doctors say the most important school supply isn't found in a backpack. From vaccinations to wellness visits and sports physicals, a healthy start can set the stage for a successful school year.
Daylight Saving Time could be year-round if new bill passes
Will Americans finally stop changing their clocks twice a year? Congress is set to vote on making Daylight Saving Time permanent, reigniting a debate over health, schools, farming and the future of time itself.
Trump says Thursday address will focus on ‘free and fair elections’
President Donald Trump says a primetime White House address will unveil major findings on U.S. election security, reigniting debate over the 2020 election and setting the stage for another high-profile political showdown.
Lack of body cameras on ICE agents fuels more uncertainty over fatal shootings
More than five months after the Trump administration promised a nationwide rollout of body cameras for immigration agents, two recent fatal ICE shootings have renewed scrutiny over why the officers involved were still not equipped with them.
Trump task force uncovers more than $1 billion in trade fraud
The Trump administration says its trade fraud task force has surpassed $1 billion in recoveries and alleged losses as it intensifies efforts to crack down on tariff evasion and customs fraud.
Metro Atlanta parents, students push for school policy protecting students from ICE: "Students deserve to start the year without the fear..."
As immigration concerns grow ahead of the new school year, DeKalb County families are urging school leaders to adopt a policy that would limit federal immigration enforcement on school campuses and strengthen protections for students.
Everything you need to know about the first World Cup semifinal: Spain vs. France
World No. 1 France and world No. 3 Spain collide in a blockbuster World Cup semifinal, with teenage sensation Lamine Yamal looking to deliver his defining moment against Kylian Mbappé and Les Bleus.
Todd Blanche has to win over skeptical Republicans. Democrats are laying lots of traps
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faces a pivotal Senate confirmation hearing as lawmakers scrutinize his loyalty to President Donald Trump, controversial Justice Department actions and questions about the department's independence.
Houston Residents Press City Leaders for Action During Emotional Public Comment Session Following Fatal ICE-Related Shooting
Houston residents packed City Hall during Wednesday's public comment session, urging elected officials to take action following the fatal ICE-related shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and voicing concerns about immigrant rights, surveillance technology, and community leadership.
Attorney Jacob Monty Is Shocked by Salgado’s Shooting
Houston Tragedy Raises Urgent Questions About Immigration Enforcement, Transparency and American Democracy
Houston attorney Jake Monty says the fatal ICE shooting of longtime Houston resident Lorenzo Salgado Araujo should become a turning point in the national conversation about immigration enforcement, transparency and accountability.
World Youth Foundation Plants Seeds of Success During Inspiring Weekend of Youth Achievement and Gratitude
The World Youth Foundation will celebrate Houston's next generation of innovators with a weekend of back-to-school support, youth entrepreneurship, STEM showcases and leadership awards.
Lone Star Flight Museum to Celebrate New Orleans Culture at Annual Jet Setters Ball Fundraising Gala
Houston’s aviation museum will honor Lisa and Jerry Simon for their longtime support while raising funds for aircraft preservation, exhibits and STEM education program
The Lone Star Flight Museum’s annual Jet Setters Ball will celebrate New Orleans culture while honoring Lisa and Jerry Simon and supporting aviation preservation, museum exhibits and STEM education programs.
Planning a Texas Summer Getaway? San Antonio Offers History, Family Fun and a Fuel Credit for Travelers
Hyatt Regency San Antonio Riverwalk launches summer offer to help visitors offset travel costs while exploring the Alamo City
Houston's Bayou Collective to Host 'State of Black Philanthropy: Houston Edition' at Historic Deluxe Theater
August 5 event will bring together community leaders, philanthropists, nonprofits, and corporate partners to explore the future of Black-led giving in Houston.
The Bayou Collective will host State of Black Philanthropy: Houston Edition on Aug. 5 at the Deluxe Theater, bringing together leaders from philanthropy, business, and nonprofit organizations to celebrate and strengthen Black-led giving in Houston.
Texas Southern University Generates $1.6 Billion Annual Economic Impact, Supports More Than 15,600 Jobs
New report highlights TSU's growing influence on Houston's economy, workforce development, and return on investment as university approaches its centennial
A new Texas Southern University economic impact report finds the institution generates $1.6 billion annually, supports 15,676 jobs, and delivers strong returns for students, taxpayers, and the regional economy.
Around 400 pairs of shoes intended for charity giveaway stolen from Detroit nonprofit, organization says
After hundreds of pairs of sneakers meant for Detroit children were stolen from a nonprofit's warehouse, the community is rallying to ensure the annual Hoopfest giveaway still goes on.
4 people have been killed this year in shootings by federal agents linked to Trump’s immigration crackdown
A pair of fatal shootings involving federal immigration agents has renewed scrutiny of ICE's use of force, as four people have been killed during immigration enforcement operations in the United States this year.
HPL Welcomes Author Curtis Chin to Summer Reading Program
Celebrated memoirist brings Detroit history, family wisdom and a literary feast to Alief
Award-winning author and filmmaker Curtis Chin will visit Houston Public Library on July 18 to discuss his acclaimed memoir, offering readers an intimate conversation about family, identity, community and the power of storytelling.
Houston Is Ready to Rumble: WWE’s 40th Annual Survivor Series: WarGames Takes Over Daikin Park
WWE is bringing the 40th annual Survivor Series: WarGames to Houston's Daikin Park this Thanksgiving weekend, promising a blockbuster event that will spotlight the city on the global stage.
