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Judge Shawn Thierry Takes the Bench as Harris County’s Inaugural 515th District Court Judge
Judge Bruce Bain administered the oath at the September 25 investiture, formally welcoming Thierry as the inaugural judge of Harris County’s new 515th District Court.
Shawn Thierry begins a new chapter of public service as the inaugural judge of Harris County’s newly created 515th Judicial District Court.
Allies in Hope CEO Jeffrey Campbell Carries Houston’s Voice to National Stage as HIV Funding Cuts Hit Home
At USCHA 2026, Houston’s Jeffrey Campbell celebrated HIV advocacy’s strength while confronting a looming $440,000 prevention-funding cut threatening testing, education and outreach.
Houston’s HIV advocacy community is sounding the alarm as expiring federal funding threatens to cut $440,000 from Allies in Hope’s prevention budget and potentially reduce access to testing, education and other vital services.
Two San Antonio H-E-B Billionaires Make Forbes' 2026 List of Richest Americans
For Houston Style Magazine, the numbers tell only part of the story. After 26 years of partnership and community investment, H-E-B’s enduring Texas legacy is one HSM embraces with genuine gratitude.
From a small Kerrville grocery store to a multibillion-dollar Texas powerhouse, H-E-B’s legacy reaches far beyond wealth—with 26 years of partnership with Houston Style Magazine.
Eli Lilly Breaks Ground on $6.5 Billion Houston Campus as It Bets Big on GLP-1 Weight-Loss Pill
Commissioner Rodney Ellis joins state, business and education leaders for a landmark Generation Park investment expected to create thousands of jobs and expand Houston’s life-sciences economy.
Eli Lilly breaks ground on a $6.5 billion Generation Park manufacturing campus, bringing thousands of jobs and a major new chapter in Houston’s life-sciences economy.
Meet Adrian Garcia: A Lifetime of Public Service Rooted in Precinct 2
From Northside roots to public safety, health access, drainage and environmental monitoring, Adrian Garcia’s public record offers a measurable look at a career spent serving Harris County communities.
From Houston police officer to Harris County Precinct 2 commissioner, Adrian Garcia’s public-service record spans public safety, housing, health access, flood control and infrastructure—now at the center of his “DELIVERS” campaign message.
Houston Checks In With Michelin: Five Local Hotels Earn Coveted 2026 Keys
From a stylish newcomer in the Heights to Uptown grandeur and Museum District flair, Houston’s five MICHELIN Key hotels prove the Bayou City knows how to turn an overnight stay into an experience.
Houston checks into the global spotlight as five local hotels earn coveted 2026 MICHELIN Keys, celebrating the city’s distinctive style, luxury and world-class hospitality.
From Google Maps to Houston Classrooms: Dr. Travis McPhail Headlines The Imani School’s Convocation 2026
Houston-born innovation meets Imani excellence as students and families prepare to hear from one of the technology leaders helping shape how the world sees, maps and experiences itself.
Google engineering leader Dr. Travis McPhail brings a message of faith, innovation and possibility to The Imani School’s 2026 Convocation, inspiring Houston students to see themselves as the creators and leaders of tomorrow’s technology.
HARRIS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVES FY27 BUDGET
$3.095 billion General Fund budget maintains core county services while directing targeted dollars toward public safety, indigent defense, health, libraries and Harris County’s workforce.
Harris County has approved a $3.095 billion FY2027 General Fund budget, balancing a projected $181 million deficit while continuing investments in public safety, public health, justice, libraries and county employees.
Houston Theater Week Delivers Nearly $7 Million in 5 Years for Local Performing Arts
Nearly 42,000 tickets and more than $2 million in 2026 sales give Houston’s performing arts community another reason to take a bow.
Houston Theater Week celebrates five years of expanding access to live performance, with nearly $7 million generated for Houston’s performing arts organizations since 2022.
Harris County Clerk’s Office Puts Voting Equipment to the Test Ahead of November Elections
Logic and Accuracy testing puts thousands of voting-system components through their paces as Harris County prepares for the November 3 General and Special Elections.
Harris County is putting more than 10,000 pieces of voting equipment through accuracy testing ahead of the November 3 election, checking that every machine is ready to correctly record voters’ selections.
