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Alejandra Salinas Reports Fundraising Total in Houston City Council Special Election

Alejandra Salinas reports over $500,000 raised in the November 4 Houston City Council At-Large Position 4 special election, with 15 candidates competing for the remaining term through January 2028.

The Ensemble Theatre Presents Of a Darker Hue in Artist Highlight Project

The Ensemble Theatre presents Of a Darker Hue this October, a lantern-lit theatrical experience by playwright Reginald Edmund that amplifies powerful stories of resilience and survival as part of its Artist Highlight Project.

Houston to Host 2025 Black Authors Matter Children’s Book Awards

The 2025 Black Authors Matter Children’s Book Awards winners will be announced at the 2024 National Black Book Festival in Houston. Celebrate outstanding children’s authors, discover new books, and join free author events for the whole family.

Wireless Infrastructure Association Awarded $5 Million Grant to Lead Texas Broadband Workforce Program

The Wireless Infrastructure Association has been awarded $5 million to lead a statewide program training Texans for high-demand broadband careers. In partnership with the University of Houston System, the initiative will prepare thousands of certified fiber optic technicians to meet …

Odus Evbagharu Secures Key Endorsements as Jon Rosenthal Pursues Railroad Commission Seat

Odus Evbagharu secures broad endorsements for Texas House District 135 as current representative Jon Rosenthal pursues a statewide seat on the Texas Railroad Commission, signaling a key leadership transition in northwest Harris County.

32nd Annual Spirituality in Nursing Conference to Highlight Mental Health and Spiritual Care

The Institute for Spirituality and Health at the Texas Medical Center will host the 32nd Annual Spirituality in Nursing Conference, offering nurses and students tools to integrate spiritual care and mental health support into patient care.

HCU Expands Campus Housing with University Place Repurchase

Houston Christian University plans to repurchase University Place, expanding on-campus housing by 33% to accommodate growing student enrollment and enhance the residential experience.

UH Report: Houston Households Struggle with Debt and Rising Costs

A new University of Houston report reveals growing financial strain, widespread debt, and stark savings disparities among Houston-area households, highlighting challenges for local families and small business communities.

Houston Designer DCASSO Custom Designs Makes Debut at New York Fashion Week

Houston designer Demitric “D” Simmons makes his mark on the global fashion stage with DCASSO Custom Designs debut at New York Fashion Week, blending bespoke elegance with bold, modern style.

Ghostly Tales Live On: Fort Bend’s Local History Preserved in John C. Allwright’s Books

Discover the ghosts of Fort Bend! John C. Allwright’s classic “Fort Bend Ghost Stories” preserves more than 35 local hauntings while supporting the George Memorial Library’s history department.

Ayoola LIVE Comes to The Ensemble Theatre

The Ensemble Theatre brings Afro-Diaspora stories to Houston with Ayoola LIVE, a one-night musical storytelling event blending live music and theatrical monologue.

Harris Health Board Approves Landmark Expansion of Ben Taub Hospital

The Harris Health Board of Trustees has approved a historic expansion of Ben Taub Hospital, adding new land and 100 patient rooms to meet growing demand. This move strengthens Houston’s safety-net healthcare system and ensures access to care for the …

Northwest Harris County MUD 24 Hosts National Night Out Block Party Oct. 7

Northwest Harris County MUD 24 invites residents to its Annual National Night Out Community Block Party on October 7. The family-friendly event will feature first responders, safety demonstrations, kids’ activities, and free refreshments.

TDECU and Houston Texans Partner with Kids’ Meals to Tackle Childhood Hunger in Houston

Houston football meets philanthropy as the Texans and TDECU team up to fight childhood hunger. Every red zone play now delivers nutritious meals through Kids’ Meals, helping feed thousands of Houston children while proving that teamwork extends beyond the field.

NASA’s New Astronaut Class: A Historic Leap Toward the Moon and Mars

Houston’s legacy as “Space City, U.S.A.” continues as NASA announces its newest class of astronauts. For the first time, women outnumber men, reflecting a future of innovation, equity, and exploration. From Houston natives to space pioneers, these ten astronauts are …