Pollard Stands Alone: One ‘No’ Vote, One Big Message on Houston’s $7.5 Billion Budget
As Houston approves a record $7.58 billion budget, one council member’s lone “no” vote raises questions about accountability, taxpayer value, and the future of city spending.
Turn a Wall on Its Side, and It Becomes a Table
A powerful argument for an America that welcomes newcomers, drawing on the words of Alec Baldwin, the vision of Frederick Douglass, and the enduring symbolism of the Statue of Liberty to show why inclusion makes the nation stronger.
What's in a Name? Houston's Pro Volleyball Team Wants Fans to Decide
Houston's League One Volleyball franchise is launching its first-ever rebrand and inviting fans to vote on a new team name as the club looks to strengthen its connection to the city and volleyball community.
Trump nominates Jay Clayton to top intelligence post amid uproar over prior, interim pick
President Donald Trump has nominated former SEC chair Jay Clayton to serve as Director of National Intelligence, triggering a high-stakes political clash over intelligence leadership and surveillance authority in Washington.
Congolese refugee turned fashion designer is dressing Kentucky's governor, NBA stars
A Congolese refugee turned Lexington designer is making waves in high fashion, building a luxury brand that now dresses athletes, entertainers, and even political leaders while aiming to put Kentucky on the global fashion map.
Arlington Museum of Art brings World Cup history to North Texas ahead of FIFA tournament
Before the world arrives for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a unique exhibit in Arlington is bringing more than 100 years of soccer history, legendary artifacts and unforgettable moments to North Texas.
Former child actor accuses Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of sexual assault in new lawsuit
A former child actor has filed a lawsuit accusing music mogul Sean Combs of sexual assault at a 2007 Hollywood networking event, adding to the growing list of legal challenges facing the entertainer.
How the Knicks pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history
Down by 29 points in the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks staged an unbelievable comeback capped by a dramatic last-second tip-in, creating one of the most memorable moments in basketball history.
Hustle on and off the court: Brothers launch bin cleaning business to fund basketball camp
Two Arizona brothers are turning dirty trash bins into a pathway toward their NBA dreams, one cleaning job at a time.
340 school-based job cuts "off the table" as Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker seeks long-term funding
A new funding agreement between Philadelphia city leaders and the school district will save 340 school-based positions, while officials search for a long-term revenue source to address ongoing budget challenges.
The World Cup is in desperate need of a vibe shift. The matches have arrived just in time
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off across North America, excitement over the tournament's star power and global spectacle is being overshadowed by controversies involving immigration policies, travel restrictions, rising costs and political tensions.
The Miracle at MSG: What it was like to know you just saw something special
The New York Knicks completed the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, rallying from 27 points down at halftime to defeat the San Antonio Spurs and move one win away from their first NBA championship in more than 50 years.
New York Knicks on the brink of a title after pulling off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history
The New York Knicks staged the largest comeback in NBA Finals history, erasing a 29-point deficit and winning Game 4 on a dramatic last-second tip-in to move within one victory of an NBA championship.
Star Maps & Star Chefs: Michelin Dinner Under the Stars at Sea Debuts at Grand Velas Los Cabos
Houston travelers can enjoy a new luxury escape at Grand Velas Los Cabos with its “Star Maps & Star Chefs” experience—a Michelin dinner under the stars aboard the 55-foot Azimut Bella in the Sea of Cortez, featuring a five-course tasting menu from Cocina de Autor.
Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Honors Personnel for Excellence, Promotions and Lifesaving Service
The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office recognized six employee promotions and honored deputies, civilian staff, and healthcare professionals for their lifesaving actions, valor, and exceptional service during a June 4 ceremony at the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy.
Harris County Residents Invited to Celebrate FIFA World Cup 26™ at Precinct 4 Opening Match Festival
Harris County residents and visitors are invited to celebrate the start of FIFA World Cup 26™ at Precinct 4’s free Opening Match Festival, featuring a live match watch party, family activities, music, food, and community spirit at Burnett Bayland Community Center.
Small Changes, Big Difference: Legacy Community Health Urges Houston Men to Make Prevention a Priority
A new awareness campaign from Legacy Community Health is encouraging Houston men to prioritize preventive care, highlighting how routine checkups, early screenings, and small lifestyle changes can help prevent serious conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
Houston Dynamo FC and Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Score Big for Business, Culture, and Community
As Houston gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a new partnership between Houston Dynamo FC and Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce aims to unite soccer, culture, and economic opportunity while giving local businesses a larger role in the city's global soccer celebration.
FIFA World Cup excitement in the South Bay kicks off at Santa Clara night market
As the FIFA World Cup approaches the Bay Area, a soccer-themed night market in Santa Clara is bringing fans together with cultural celebrations, interactive games, and local pride ahead of matches at Levi's Stadium.
Trump argues lawsuit seeking to halt White House UFC fight was brought too ‘late’
The Trump administration is urging a federal judge to allow a controversial UFC event planned at the White House to proceed, arguing that last-minute legal efforts to block the fight would unfairly disrupt preparations, athletes, and thousands of fans.
