Person fleeing ICE agents in Florida fatally struck by vehicle, highway patrol says
A person fleeing federal immigration agents in Florida was struck and killed by a tractor trailer Tuesday morning, marking the latest in a series of deadly incidents linked to immigration enforcement operations.
Back-to-School Health Starts Before the First Bell: Why Vaccines, Wellness Visits, and Preventive Care Matter
Before students head back to class, doctors say the most important school supply isn't found in a backpack. From vaccinations to wellness visits and sports physicals, a healthy start can set the stage for a successful school year.
Houston Residents Press City Leaders for Action During Emotional Public Comment Session Following Fatal ICE-Related Shooting
Houston residents packed City Hall during Wednesday's public comment session, urging elected officials to take action following the fatal ICE-related shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and voicing concerns about immigrant rights, surveillance technology, and community leadership.
Attorney Jacob Monty Is Shocked by Salgado’s Shooting
Houston attorney Jake Monty says the fatal ICE shooting of longtime Houston resident Lorenzo Salgado Araujo should become a turning point in the national conversation about immigration enforcement, transparency and accountability.
World Youth Foundation Plants Seeds of Success During Inspiring Weekend of Youth Achievement and Gratitude
The World Youth Foundation will celebrate Houston's next generation of innovators with a weekend of back-to-school support, youth entrepreneurship, STEM showcases and leadership awards.
Lone Star Flight Museum to Celebrate New Orleans Culture at Annual Jet Setters Ball Fundraising Gala
The Lone Star Flight Museum’s annual Jet Setters Ball will celebrate New Orleans culture while honoring Lisa and Jerry Simon and supporting aviation preservation, museum exhibits and STEM education programs.
Houston's Bayou Collective to Host 'State of Black Philanthropy: Houston Edition' at Historic Deluxe Theater
The Bayou Collective will host State of Black Philanthropy: Houston Edition on Aug. 5 at the Deluxe Theater, bringing together leaders from philanthropy, business, and nonprofit organizations to celebrate and strengthen Black-led giving in Houston.
Texas Southern University Generates $1.6 Billion Annual Economic Impact, Supports More Than 15,600 Jobs
A new Texas Southern University economic impact report finds the institution generates $1.6 billion annually, supports 15,676 jobs, and delivers strong returns for students, taxpayers, and the regional economy.
HPL Welcomes Author Curtis Chin to Summer Reading Program
Award-winning author and filmmaker Curtis Chin will visit Houston Public Library on July 18 to discuss his acclaimed memoir, offering readers an intimate conversation about family, identity, community and the power of storytelling.
Houston Is Ready to Rumble: WWE’s 40th Annual Survivor Series: WarGames Takes Over Daikin Park
WWE is bringing the 40th annual Survivor Series: WarGames to Houston's Daikin Park this Thanksgiving weekend, promising a blockbuster event that will spotlight the city on the global stage.
From Cavite to the CT Suite: Leland Bautista’s HCC Coleman Journey Comes Full Circle
From the Philippines to Houston's Texas Medical Center, HCC Coleman College graduate Leland Bautista has transformed his passion for medical imaging into a career as a healthcare leader, educator and mentor.
YMCA Operation Backpack Helps Houston Students Prepare for School Year Amid Rising Family Challenges
YMCA Operation Backpack returns for its 22nd year, providing more than 30,000 Houston-area students with backpacks, school supplies and support as families face rising costs and back-to-school challenges.
LOVB Houston Unveils 2026-27 Roster After Championship-Level Season
LOVB Houston has unveiled its 2026-27 roster featuring Olympians, national team athletes, and emerging stars as the team looks to defend its regular season championship and continue building Houston’s professional volleyball presence
Council Member Alejandra Salinas Proposes Right to Air Conditioning Ordinance for Houston Renters
Houston City Council Member Alejandra Salinas has introduced an ordinance that would require landlords to provide and maintain working air conditioning in rental units by eliminating a longstanding exemption in the city's building code.
