AARP is investing in Texas communities with grants that spark fast, impactful changes to make neighborhoods more livable for people of all ages.

Judge Genesis Draper makes history as Harris County's first African American and first woman Chief Public Defender.

Commissioner Lesley Briones joined local leaders Saturday to celebrate the opening of the Sharpstown Trail, a new 1.8-mile path expanding access to outdoor spaces in Southwest Houston.

The University of Houston-Downtown is launching two new degree programs and a fully online MBA to expand educational access and meet growing workforce demands.

Houston Christian University launches a groundbreaking scholarship blending business education with Christian leadership and mentorship.

Kroger is celebrating seniors today with a special one-day 5% discount on all in-store purchases for shoppers 55 and older.

Houston’s cocktail scene reaches new heights with De Fortune, a hidden gem in Regent Square where global flavors, luxe design, and speakeasy vibes come together for an unforgettable escape.

The Ensemble Theatre debuts *Don’t Worry Willy: The Musical* this May, a heartwarming children’s production exploring anxiety, imagination, and resilience.

Holocaust Museum Houston offers free admission on select days in May to honor Holocaust survivors and military families.

Houston food lovers can indulge for a cause as Taste of the Nation returns April 24, bringing the city’s top culinary talent together to support No Kid Hungry.

Two top Democratic contenders in Texas’ 18th Congressional District are off to a strong start, with impressive fundraising numbers signaling a high-stakes primary ahead.

Houston Christian University has broken ground on a new $60 million Engineering, Science, and Nursing building, supported by a record $20 million gift from Sherry and Jim Smith, Jr., to advance STEM education and support future enrollment growth.

TDECU has appointed Michael Williams as Market President, signaling a new era of growth and leadership for the credit union.

Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee joins a national fight to protect federal workers and critical public services as the Supreme Court weighs a high-stakes case on mass terminations.

Houston ISD receives $1.4 million in federal funding for COVID-19 disaster recovery efforts.