Houston knows disaster recovery shouldn't depend on bureaucratic delays—and Congressman Al Green's latest legislation could change how America rebuilds after the next major storm.

A new disaster recovery bill championed by Congressman Al Green aims to speed federal housing aid, improve accountability, and strengthen long-term recovery efforts for communities hit by major disasters.

Houston leaders are calling for a transparent federal investigation into the fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, emphasizing accountability, cooperation, and evidence-driven fact-finding.

The Houston Area Urban League is inviting residents to honor the legacy of John Lewis by sharing short videos promoting civic engagement as part of the nationwide Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action.

Need a passport? Fort Bend County residents can apply in one stop at a special Saturday Passport Fair in Richmond, offering convenient appointments, on-site photos, and guidance for first-time applicants and families.

Houston’s next generation of artists takes center stage as Redbud Arts Center’s Emerging Visions exhibition showcases outstanding collegiate talent from across the region, including seven Houston City College students.

The family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo is demanding answers after the Houston construction worker was fatally shot by an ICE agent, disputing the agency’s account and calling for a full, independent investigation.

Dr. Letitia Plummer’s Harris County Judge campaign builds momentum as supporters gather in Houston to rally behind a vision focused on public health, flood resilience, economic opportunity, and community-first leadership.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa outlined her policy priorities, including public education, health care, affordability, and government accountability, as she made her case to Texas voters ahead of the 2026 election.

As Texas Southern University approaches its Centennial, a bold $1.7 billion Campus Master Plan is laying the foundation for the next century of student success, innovation, and community impact.

Democratic nominee Leticia Gutierrez is taking her grassroots message directly to voters as she campaigns across Texas’ newly redrawn Congressional District 9, emphasizing working families, environmental justice, and community roots ahead of the November election.

Fifteen Harris County students are embarking on a powerful Freedom Tour through iconic Civil Rights landmarks, transforming history lessons into life-changing experiences that inspire the next generation of civic leaders.

Did Harris County’s newest top administrator receive unfair scrutiny—or did the public simply not get the full story? Houston Style Magazine examines the context behind Erica Lee Carter’s appointment, salary, and the questions surrounding media coverage.