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Rep. Christian Menefee Introduces SET Act to Speed Up Special Elections After House Vacancies

Congressman Christian Menefee has introduced the SET Act, a bill requiring special elections within 180 days of a U.S. House vacancy to ensure communities are not left without representation.

BARC Joins BISSELL Pet Foundation’s Empty the Shelters Event to Help Houston Pets Find Homes

BARC Animal Shelter in Houston is participating in BISSELL Pet Foundation’s Empty the Shelters event from May 1–17, offering reduced adoption fees for cats and dogs to help more pets find loving homes.

Texas Southern Joins New HBCU Research Alliance

Texas Southern University joined the new Association of HBCU Research Institutions to strengthen research growth, boost federal funding competitiveness, and advance its path toward Carnegie R

ExxonMobil Houston Giving Campaign Sets Record $16 Million for Greater Houston Nonprofits

The ExxonMobil Houston Giving Campaign raised a record $16 million for Greater Houston nonprofits, including major funding for United Way programs, STEM education initiatives, and 768 local organizations supporting families, education, and food security.

Texas Southern University Soars Higher with Historic Houston Spaceport Ribbon Cutting

Texas Southern University marked a major milestone with the opening of its new aviation facility at Houston Spaceport, creating a state-of-the-art hub to train future pilots, engineers, and aerospace leaders while expanding access to high-demand aviation careers.

Houston’s Jazz Future Takes Center Stage: LUCÍA Set to Dazzle at the Eldorado Ballroom

DACAMERA’s Rising Jazz Stars series brings award-winning Mexican vocalist LUCÍA to Houston’s historic Eldorado Ballroom on May 17, 2026, for an intimate evening of jazz, Latin rhythms, and contemporary sounds celebrating the future of global jazz.

Texas Epilepsy Walk Houston Returns Saturday at Houston Zoo to Raise Awareness and Support Families

The Epilepsy Foundation of Texas will host the Texas Epilepsy Walk Houston on Saturday, April 25, at the Houston Zoo, bringing together families, advocates and supporters to raise awareness and funding for epilepsy programs across Texas.

Southern Jerks HTX Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary with Free Wings and $3.65 Deal

Houston fried chicken favorite Southern Jerks HTX marks its first anniversary with free wings for early guests and discounted combo specials.

AARP Hosts Free Shredding and Fraud Prevention Event in Houston

Houston residents can safely shred documents and learn fraud prevention tips at a free community event this Saturday.

Al Green to Premiere Documentary on Life and Legacy in Houston

Community leaders and residents will gather in Houston for the debut of a new documentary highlighting Al Green’s decades of public service.

Council Member Salinas Opposes Immigration Changes, Vows Continued Fight for Houston Families After Vote

Alejandra Salinas voted against the amended policy approved by the Houston City Council, citing concerns that the changes weaken constitutional protections despite assurances on police enforcement limits.

Future-Ready and Forward-Focused: Dr. Margaret Ford-Fisher Champions a Bold New Workforce Vision for America

Dr. Margaret Ford-Fisher emphasizes that as innovation rapidly reshapes the workforce, the nation’s economic future depends on expanding inclusive, industry-aligned education pathways—led by institutions like Houston City College—to better prepare Americans for emerging opportunities.

Texas Southern University Takes Leading Role in Historic Fleet Week Houston 2026

Texas Southern University is playing a leading role in Fleet Week Houston, highlighting its commitment to military engagement, education, and community leadership during Houston’s first large-scale naval celebration.

AI, Accountability & Appreciation: Harris County Elevates Procurement to the Spotlight

Harris County is modernizing public procurement through AI-driven innovation while honoring its professionals during Procurement Month, showcasing a balanced commitment to efficiency, transparency, and forward-thinking public service.

A Royal Legacy Renewed: TSU Crowns Its 2026 Mister and Miss in a Centennial Celebration of Excellence

Texas Southern University’s new Mister and Miss TSU, Zyias Richards and Carmon Alexis Nelson-Grimes, embody leadership, service, and excellence as they represent the school’s Centennial legacy and inspire a new generation of student achievement and pride.

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