Texas Southern University Foundation to Host 2026 Tiger Ball in Downtown Houston
The Texas Southern University Foundation will host its 2026 Tiger Ball on April 18 in Houston to raise funds for scholarships and highlight student success through the Tiger Promise program
Early Voting Surge Across Houston Region as New and Diverse Voters Drive Strong Turnout in Texas Primaries
Hundreds of thousands of voters across Harris, Fort Bend, and Brazoria counties are turning out in strong numbers for Early Voting, signaling energized civic engagement and a growing wave of new, diverse participants shaping this election season
Texas Democratic Primary Early Voting Underway as Crockett and Talarico Campaign for Nomination
Early voting is underway in Texas for the March 3 Democratic primary, where U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett and state Rep. James Talarico are competing for the Senate nomination, highlighting differing campaign strategies, voter engagement efforts, and national attention.
A Legacy of Leadership: Erica Lee Carter Appointed Harris County Administrator
History meets forward-thinking leadership as Harris County Commissioners Court appoints Erica Lee Carter as County Administrator, marking a groundbreaking first and signaling a bold new era of strategic governance for the nation’s third-largest county.
Celebrating a Decade of Partnership: Legacy SBHC and YES Prep Transform Student Health Across Houston
Legacy Community Health and YES Prep Public Schools celebrate 10 years of school-based health care in Houston, demonstrating how on-campus clinics boost student health, academic success, and family stability across the region.
Early Voting Begins in Texas Senate Primary; Disability Group Endorses Jasmine Crockett
Disability Community for Democracy endorses Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett in the Texas U.S. Senate race as early voting begins in the Democratic primary against James Talarico.
RODEOHOUSTON 2026: Twenty Days of Tournament-Style Glory in the Rodeo Capital of the World
RODEOHOUSTON’s Super Series transforms NRG Stadium into a 20-day, $2.5 million playoff-style rodeo where elite athletes battle through bracket rounds for a $65,000 championship and PRCA world standings glory.
GO VOTE, HOUSTON! Early Voting Ignites High-Stakes Congressional Races Across Harris County
As early voting begins across Houston and Harris County, competitive congressional races and newly drawn districts are energizing voters in what could be one of the region’s most consequential primary elections in years.
Houston City College’s AI Future Is Now — And Elexis Robinson Is Leading the Way
Houston scholar Elexis Robinson balances motherhood and academics while excelling in Houston City College’s AI program, proving resilience, purpose, and innovation shape the future of artificial intelligence.
Houston City College’s AI Future Is Now — And Elexis Robinson Is Leading the Way
Houston scholar Elexis Robinson balances motherhood and academics while excelling in Houston City College’s AI program, proving resilience, purpose, and innovation shape the future of artificial intelligence.
Understanding Texas Primaries: Your Chance to Pick Candidates You Actually Like
Texas primary elections let voters in Harris and Fort Bend Counties help choose candidates for the November ballot, with open primaries, early voting, and resources to guide every voter.
Museums Come Alive: Celebrate National Engineers’ Day at Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Discovery Center
Kids and families can celebrate National Engineers’ Day on Feb. 28 at Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center with hands-on activities like wind-powered cars, straw rockets, and pedal-powered art bikes.
Houston Symphony Brings Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY to Jones Hall in June 2026
The Houston Symphony will present Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY at Jones Hall on June 6–7, 2026, featuring a full orchestra, chorus, HD game visuals, and special guest vocalist Amanda Achen.
The Obama Presidential Center Expands Its Public Art Legacy — A Monument to Memory, Movement, and the Power of “We”
The Obama Presidential Center will debut in June 2026 with five major new artist commissions—including works by Mark Bradford and Carrie Mae Weems—transforming Chicago’s South Side into a global destination for civic engagement, public art, and cultural storytelling.
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