In a decisive move to bolster public safety and uplift the Houston Police Department (HPD), Mayor John Whitmire recently unveiled a significant pay raise and incentive package aimed at attracting and retaining police cadets. This bold strategy, launched during a …

Tropical Storm Francine is expected to strengthen into a hurricane Tuesday as it charges toward Louisiana where some communities were evacuating and slamming closed their floodgates in anticipation of the storm’s likely landfall there on Wednesday.

With its legacy deeply woven into the fabric of Houston’s history, Riverside General Hospital has once again made headlines, this time for a momentous occasion—a groundbreaking ceremony heralding the $200 million revitalization of its historic site. Over a century old, …

Houston’s dynamic cultural landscape has just received a major boost as the City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) has awarded $100,000 in grants to 10 visionary individuals and nonprofit organizations. These grants, administered through the Houston Arts …

Prepare to be inspired, Houston! The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts is set to present a captivating and heartfelt portrayal of one of America’s most iconic and trailblazing women, Ruth Bader Ginsburg. In "All Things Equal: The Life and …

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston is soaring to new heights in their mission to uplift and inspire Houston's youth. Thanks to an exciting partnership with the Bristow Group, the much-anticipated 'Lift Up My Little' helicopter ride is back, …

Discovery Green is thrilled to announce the selection of two remarkable Houston-area artists, Karen Navarro and Gerardo Rosales, as the inaugural fellows of the Art Lab program. This groundbreaking initiative is designed to uplift underrepresented local artists, equipping them with …

In the dynamic world of public relations, where influence and communication shape perceptions and drive progress, one leader stands out—Remmele J. Young, J.D., Houston Community College’s (HCC) Vice Chancellor of Public Information, Communications, and External Affairs, as well as Interim …

The 2024 Fort Bend ISD Band Night, scheduled for October 1, will spotlight the exceptional talents of FBISD students in an evening of music and performance. The event will feature dynamic showcases from the marching bands, dance teams, and color …

Houston has always been a city that knows how to blend sophistication with a sprinkle of magic, and Thursday night, August 29, 2024, was no exception. The AAMAzing Night of Magic Fundraiser, held at the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel in …

In the high-stakes 2024 Presidential election, there’s one name that resonates deeply across America’s working-class communities: Kamala Harris. The trailblazing Vice President is not just a symbol of resilience and leadership; she’s a steadfast advocate for workers’ rights, fair wages, …

This month marks significant changes in leadership within our city's public safety departments. We have welcomed new leadership in both the Houston Police Department and the Houston Fire Department, ensuring that our city's safety remains in capable hands.

Houston stands tall as a vibrant epicenter for Hispanic literature recovery and cultural preservation in Texas, reflecting the city's deep-rooted connection to Hispanic heritage. With Hispanics comprising 44% of the city's population, according to the latest U.S. Census, the influence …

Holocaust Museum Houston celebrates Latinx Heritage Month with a Day of Action on September 14, offering free bilingual activities, performances, and educational events.

Houston's public transit system is stepping into the future with a quieter, smoother, and eco-friendly twist. METRO has just launched its first zero-emission electric buses, transforming the passenger experience on two popular routes. As the hum of diesel fades into …