Women Professionals in Government Sets the Stage for “An Evening of Elegance and Excellence” in Houston
Women Professionals in Government's 2026 Summer Social will bring Houston leaders together for an evening of networking, scholarship fundraising, and inspiration featuring Harris County Administrator Erica Lee Carter.
It’s no longer just the Christian Pulisic Show for Team USA ahead of a home World Cup. But he’s still the leading man
Led by Christian Pulisic, the U.S. showed its attacking potential in a win over Senegal—but defensive concerns remain ahead of the World Cup.
Why is Trump building a ‘cage’ on the White House lawn?
A UFC cage on the White House lawn sparks a look at the sport’s history and its place in American c
Florida sues OpenAI, alleging it’s unsafe for children
Florida is suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT poses risks to minors and violates consumer protection laws.
US and Iran exchange renewed fire as Trump asks for changes to proposed deal to end hostilities
The U.S. and Iran exchanged strikes and missile fire over the weekend as negotiations continue over a fragile ceasefire, nuclear terms, and control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Tulsa marks 105 years since the Race Massacre that destroyed Black Wall Street
Tulsa marks 105 years since the 1921 Race Massacre in Greenwood, honoring victims of one of the deadliest acts of racial violence in U.S. history.
Think you know who’s going to win the World Cup? So does Goldman Sachs
Can a Wall Street giant predict the World Cup? Goldman Sachs says Spain is the favorite to win, but economists caution that soccer remains notoriously unpredictable.
North Carolina police officer charged with assault after video shows him repeatedly punching Black woman during arrest
A former police officer in Shelby has been charged with assault after video showed him repeatedly punching a Black woman during an arrest, sparking protests and renewed scrutiny of police use of force.
After almost four years away from tennis, Serena Williams is set to return to the court
Serena Williams is set to make her long-awaited return to competitive tennis in the doubles event at the HSBC Championships in London.
Houston City College and Tesla Charge Up Houston’s Workforce Future with Advanced Manufacturing Partnership
Houston City College and Tesla, Inc. have launched a workforce training partnership to prepare students for careers in advanced manufacturing and clean energy.
The Rustic Rides Again: Downtown Houston’s Favorite Front Porch Begins Its Big Comeback
The Rustic is returning to Downtown Houston with a larger venue, live music stage, and a key role in the city’s growing entertainment district.
CMCH Legacy Project Returns for Black Music Month at Eldorado Ballroom
The Community Music Center of Houston celebrates Black Music Month with its 2026 Legacy Project, featuring the debut of the Firey String Sistas, cultural exhibitions, community events, and tributes to Houston leaders who have preserved Black musical heritage.
On Juneteenth, I’ll Celebrate Black Music at Andrew Jackson’s Plantation
As he prepares to celebrate Juneteenth at The Hermitage, Ben Jealous reflects on his family's ties to both enslaved people and enslavers, exploring the complicated legacy of freedom, memory, and American identity
Riceville Memorial Unveiling to Honor Historic Freedom Colony During Juneteenth Celebration
Riceville Memorial Unveiling to Honor Historic Freedom Colony During Juneteenth Celebration
Riceville, a historic Freedom Colony in southwest Houston dating back to the 1850s, will be honored during a Juneteenth memorial unveiling recognizing its legacy as a longstanding Black community anchored by Riceville Mount Olive Baptist Church.
San Antonio Spurs knock off the defending champs, will play the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals
The San Antonio Spurs stunned the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder in a dramatic Game 7 road victory, setting up an NBA Finals showdown with the New York Knicks.
Pregnant woman and son will return home to Ghana after being detained for over a week at Dulles Airport, judge says
A federal judge ordered a Ghanaian woman and her 4-year-old son released from detention at Washington Dulles Airport after they were held for more than a week in a windowless room amid an immigration dispute.
Judge says Trump can’t add his name to Kennedy Center and blocks planned closure
A federal judge blocked plans to rename the Kennedy Center after Donald Trump and halted its temporary closure, ruling both actions likely violated federal law.
Haiti heads to the World Cup, bringing rare unity to a country beset by crisis
Despite gang violence devastating sports facilities in Haiti, the national soccer team’s historic World Cup qualification is giving young athletes hope.
Amy Sherald finds her people
Amy Sherald’s celebrated portrait exhibition arrives in Atlanta, showcasing powerful images of Black American life amid ongoing debates over representation and artistic expression.
Blood testing is now included in screening recommendations for colon and rectal cancer
The American Cancer Society has added a blood test as a colorectal cancer screening option, aiming to boost detection rates among adults who avoid colonoscopies and stool tests.
