Texas Southern University Researcher Awarded $100K Grant to Study Firearm Deaths After Incarceration
A Texas Southern University researcher has received a $100,000 grant to study the factors driving firearm-related deaths among individuals in the critical first year after release from incarceration.
Power, Purpose, and a Full-Circle Legacy: Anita Bates Leads Civic Heart Community Services into a Bold New Era
Civic Heart Community Services has named Anita Bates as its new CEO, ushering in a new era of leadership focused on expanding impact, strengthening partnerships, and advancing opportunity across Houston communities.
Houston City College Ignites the Future: Register Now for the 2026 AI Innovation Symposium & Expo
Houston City College’s 2026 AI Innovation Symposium & Expo is set to bring together industry leaders, students, and innovators for a high-impact event driving the future of artificial intelligence education and workforce development.
Most Americans Now Live at the Same Address
Ben Jealous reflects on America’s deindustrialization, warning of its devastating social impacts and calling for a renewed national commitment to long-term planning, economic investment, and opportunity for all communities.
Op-Ed: Cicely Taylor’s Community-First Vision Can Strengthen Katy ISD for Every Student
Cicely Taylor is running for Katy ISD school board in the May 2, 2026 election, bringing a community-focused vision centered on academic excellence, transparency, and inclusive leadership shaped by her experience as an educator, entrepreneur, and parent.
Houston Faith Leaders Back Rep. Christian Menefee’s Re-Election Bid in Newly Redrawn 18th District
Congressman Christian Menefee has received endorsements from 25 Houston pastors as he campaigns for re-election in the newly redrawn 18th Congressional District, where he faces Rep. Al Green after Republican-led redistricting forced a new election
AJC Houston’s 80th Anniversary: A Powerful Call for Unity, Dialogue, and Action in 2026
The American Jewish Committee Houston 80th Anniversary fundraiser brings together leaders and voices like Emmanuel Acho to promote dialogue, unity, and action against antisemitism and extremism.
Opening Doors to Opportunity: Houston’s Affordable Housing Roadshow Returns for 2026
Houston’s Houston Affordable Housing Roadshow connects residents with expert guidance, financial tools, and resources to make homeownership more accessible across the city.
Coltrane 100: A Centennial Celebration of Sound, Spirit, and Legacy
Houston’s Coltrane 100 concert honors John Coltrane’s centennial with a world-class performance celebrating his enduring influence on jazz and culture.
A True Visionary: How Rhonesha Byng Is Redefining Power, Purpose, and Possibility in Media
Rhonesha Byng is redefining media through storytelling, entrepreneurship, and advocacy, empowering diverse voices and advancing equity in ownership and representation.
Houston on the Move: Inside the Community-Led Fight for Affordable Housing
A Houston Community Land Trust tour highlights how community-owned land is helping preserve affordable housing and prevent displacement across rapidly changing neighborhoods.
The Powell Firm: Houston’s Premier Legal Ally Steps Boldly Into 2026
When legal matters arise, the stakes are too high to settle for anything less than excellence. As Houston steps into 2026, The Powell Firm is emerging as the city’s premier legal powerhouse—combining judicial insight, community commitment, and client-first service. Discover why having the right lawyer makes all the difference—and why Houstonians are turning to The Powell Firm when it matters most.
Harris County to Vote on Allowing Labor Groups to Represent Employees in Salary and Policy Discussions
Harris County commissioners will vote on a first-of-its-kind policy allowing county employees to be represented by labor organizations to advocate for wages, workplace policies, and grievances.
Watch the Trailer for Beast: A Gritty MMA Comeback Story
In Beast, a retired MMA legend returns to the cage for one final, brutal showdown to save his brother and protect his legacy.
Fleet Week Houston 2026 Officially Set for April 15–22 — Houston City College Powers Education, Access & Opportunity
Fleet Week Houston 2026, held April 15–22, will celebrate U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard service with ship tours, educational events, and community programming, highlighting Houston’s role as a leading port city and hub for learning and civic engagement.
Congressman Christian Menefee Visits Houston Immigration Detention Facility, Calls for Reform
Congressman Christian Menefee visited the Houston Contract Detention Facility to highlight harsh conditions for ICE detainees and call for humane immigration reform, amid reports that CoreCivic earned $742 million from ICE contracts in 2025.
Power, Purpose & Poise: Houston Leaders Shine at Transformational Resiliency Brunch
Houston’s women leaders gathered at The DeLuxe Theater for the PPG Global & SheSuite Transformational Resiliency Brunch, engaging in meaningful conversations on faith, family, health, career, and relationships to inspire empowerment, connection, and lasting impact.
PlaneAire EVOO Skin: The Carry-On Essential Redefining Travel Self-Care
Your hand sanitizer just got a luxury upgrade. PlaneAire’s EVOO Skin blends skincare and sanitation into one travel-ready essential—keeping your hands soft, protected, and refreshed wherever your journey takes you.
Trump-Appointed Intelligence Chief Joe Kent Resigns, Citing “No Imminent Threat” from Ira
Joe Kent, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigns over objections to the Trump administration’s war with Iran, citing no imminent threat and criticizing foreign influence on U.S. pol
