Edward Pollard to Present First-Ever Public Funding to Houston Museum of African American Culture
Houston City Council Member Edward Pollard will present historic first-time public funding to the Houston Museum of African American Culture during a Black History Month event in partnership with the Houston Public Library.
Hobby Center Announces 2026–2027 Broadway Season Featuring Houston Premieres and Fan Favorites
The Hobby Center has announced its 2026–2027 Broadway season, bringing Houston a mix of iconic classics, award-winning new musicals, and returning fan favorites.
THE REAL LIFE RESUME
A powerful reflection on career growth, rejection, resilience, and why a resume should tell your real story—not just your job title.
Real Women Have Curves Opens at Alley Theatre, Celebrating Stories of Strength and Resilience
The Alley Theatre’s production of Real Women Have Curves delivers humor, heart, and timely cultural commentary through February 15, 2026.
Christian Menefee Earns Workers Defense Action Fund Endorsement Ahead of TX-18 Runoff Amid Immigration Concerns
Workers Defense Action Fund has endorsed former Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee in the TX-18 runoff, citing his record of expanding legal protections and services for immigrant communities amid ongoing national immigration enforcement concerns.
Get to Know Legacy Community Health’s New CEO: Robert Palussek Leads With Purpose, Growth, and Community at the Core
Legacy Community Health is reaffirming its mission that health care is a right under newly appointed CEO Robert Palussek, focusing on responsible growth, affordability, and expanded access across Houston and Southeast Texas.
Biden-Era Nursing Home Staffing Regulations Rolled Back After Trump Meetings with Industry Donors
A federal nursing home staffing mandate aimed at improving resident care under Biden was repealed following private meetings between Trump and nursing home executives who had donated to his super PAC.
Houston’s February Happenings: Celebrate Love, Friendship, and the Big Game with Goodnight Hospitality
Houston’s Goodnight Hospitality offers a full lineup of February experiences, from Valentine’s Day and Galentine’s Day brunches to Super Bowl catering and Italian prix fixe dinners.
Harris Health Tops Out the $2 Billion John M. O’Quinn Hospital — A Defining Moment for Public Health in Harris County
Harris Health celebrated the topping-out of the $2 billion John M. O’Quinn Hospital on January 23, marking a major milestone in Houston’s largest public health investment in decades.
Song of Love and Death: Julia Bullock Brings Messiaen’s Harawi to Houston in a Rare, Spellbinding Evening
DaCamera brings Olivier Messiaen’s rarely performed masterpiece Harawi to Houston on January 30, featuring Grammy Award–winning soprano Julia Bullock and acclaimed pianist Conor Hanick.
Houston Takes the Global Stage: Center of the World’s Biggest Events
As Houston prepares to host major global sporting events in 2026, the Economic Alliance Houston Port Region’s Annual Membership Banquet will spotlight the infrastructure, workforce, and regional leadership powering the city’s moment on the world stage.
Showdown for Congressional District 18: Houston’s Voice Nears Its Return at the Ballot Box
Voters in Texas Congressional District 18 head to the polls Saturday to decide who will complete the late Congressman Sylvester Turner’s term, as extended early voting and low turnout heighten the stakes of the runoff.
Bobby Cole Releases Take It Back Agenda Ahead of 2026 Texas Governor’s Race
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bobby Cole unveiled his Take It Back Agenda, outlining policy priorities on housing, energy, healthcare, education, and cost of living as the 2026 Texas primary approaches.
TDECU Appoints Glenn Applewhite III as Market President for Greater Houston Region
TDECU has named banking veteran Glenn Applewhite III as Market President for Greater Houston, where he will lead strategic growth, strengthen Member relationships, and expand the credit union’s community impact.
Houston Arboretum to Host Tapas on the Trails for Valentine’s Day 2026
The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center will host Tapas on the Trails on February 14, offering an evening of food, drinks, and moonlit nature walks to support conservation and education programs.

