The City of Rosenberg has officially unveiled its new Fire Station No. 1 — a modern investment in safety, resilience, and the future of one of Fort Bend County’s fastest-growing communities.

A $3,500 grant from the Texas Bar Foundation will fund a Houston student’s participation in the Houston Bar Association Summer Legal Internship Program through Communities In Schools of Houston.

Quentin Wiltz wins Pearland mayor's race, flipping a Republican stronghold in the heart of Texas.

Fort Bend County Libraries is hosting a wide range of free cultural and educational events throughout May to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month and promote mental health awareness across the community.

Troy Finner’s appointment as Missouri City’s Chief of Police highlights a legacy of community-focused leadership, bringing decades of experience, integrity, and a vision for trust and public safety to one of the region’s fastest-growing communities.

Stafford’s upcoming AAPI Celebration will showcase a vibrant multicultural experience of music, dance, and community, highlighting the diversity and unity that define Houston and America’s future.

A legal dispute over Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Democratic runoff eligibility has reached the Texas Supreme Court after a lower court ruled candidate Brittanye Lashay Morris ineligible due to residency concerns, temporarily placing her status on the ballot in …

Missouri City has named former Houston Police Chief Troy Finner as its next police chief, signaling a forward-looking commitment to experienced leadership, accountability, and rebuilding community trust.

A community BBQ fundraiser on April 10 will honor Deputy Kenneth Lewis and support his family following his tragic death after stopping to assist stranded motorists.

Black Restaurant Week Houston returns at a critical time for the industry, serving as both a celebration of Black culinary excellence and a vital effort to support struggling restaurants through increased visibility and community engagement.

Xavier Herrera is driving progress in Stafford through community-focused leadership, highlighting his journey from local roots to public service while championing diversity, economic growth, and civic engagement ahead of his re-election campaign.

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.

April Jones, Fort Bend County community leader and business professional, advances to the Democratic Primary run-off for County Commissioner, Precinct 4, emphasizing safety, smart growth, and fiscal accountability.

A Houston blood drive honoring Jesse and Leona Mays aims to boost lifesaving donations and raise awareness about sickle cell disease, which disproportionately impacts Black Americans.