National Black Business Month: A Call to Action for Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
National Black Business Month calls us to support Black-owned businesses and remain committed to ensuring their enduring success.
Dine with FRNDS in Houston’s Rice Village
FRNDS combines the finest elements of a modern wine bar restaurant with the chic elegance of a lounge, creating an elevated dining atmosphere.
Moving Soon? These Tips Can Make It Easier
Here are tips to help you successfully execute your move.
Understanding Your Credit Score
Here’s a look at what financial activities are affecting your credit, as well as some tips for improving your score.
Barack and Michelle Obama Formally Endorse Kamala Harris as Democratic Presidential Nominee
“Kamala Harris is the leader America needs,” the Obamas announced in a forceful statement.
Simone Biles Dominates Olympic Qualifying Round Despite Injury
Simone Biles made a spectacularly successful return to the Olympics by dominating the qualifying round despite a calf injury that would have sidelined most athletes.
Leveraging Generative AI: Overcoming Barriers and Seizing Opportunities
By educating ourselves about generative AI, we can leverage its capabilities to drive innovation and progress while being mindful of its implications.
Secure Your Student’s Future with 5 College Insurance Must-Haves
As you collaborate on a back-to-college checklist, make sure to add insurance shopping.
Ready for School? Here’s Your Ultimate Back-to-School Toolkit
To ease your family’s transition, here are some useful tips and tricks to have in your toolkit to help your child get back into the school groove.
7 Strategies to Save for Retirement and College at the Same Time
Putting away money to afford both retirement and higher education can be quite expensive. There are several smart strategies that can help you strike the right balance.
Nearly Two-Thirds of Gen Z and Millennials Ready to Become Homeowners, But Prices Are Holding Them Back: Data
The dream of homeownership remains an integral part of life for Gen Z and millennials in the U.S., who continue to feel that owning a home is important, despite market conditions.
Houston Community Honors Life of Sheila Jackson Lee
The Houston community is honoring the life and legacy of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee this week.
7 Ways to Make Your Parents’ Home (Or Yours) Safer for Aging in Place
By making these and other simple, inexpensive changes, you or your loved ones can age in place safely, for as long as possible.
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee to Lie in State in City Hall Rotunda
Congresswoman Jackson Lee is the second person to be bestowed the rare honor of lying in state in the Houston City Hall rotunda.
6 Scams Every Older American Should Know About
Amid technology advances enabling scammers to commit fraud, elders and their loved ones need to stay informed.
Drug Used to Treat Diabetes Now a Weight Loss Miracle but Difficult to Obtain in Black and Brown Communities
In early 2022, Ozempic rose to fame when celebrities who do not suffer from diabetes began publicizing the drugs’ ability to assist in fast acting weight loss.
Celebrating 30 Years of the ESSENCE Festival in New Orleans
The 2024 ESSENCE Festival of Culture™ presented by Coca-Cola® was a spectacular event, drawing about 500,000 attendees to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Black Women Rally Behind Kamala Harris to Save Democracy After Biden Steps Aside
In the hours following Biden’s announcement, Kamala Harris’ campaign saw a surge of support, with about $50 million in grassroots donations pouring in.
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Dies at 74
Democratic Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, one of the longest-serving members of the Texas delegation, has died at the age of 74.
Nyammings Fusion Bistro Serving Delicious Jamaican, Cajun and Soul Cuisine at Blodgett Hall
Enjoy the taste of bold Caribbean flavors featuring authentic Jamaican and Creole cuisine at the new Nyammings Express in Third Ward’s Blodgett Hall!