Is Social Media Bringing You Down? There’s Something You Can Do About It
Sometimes, it can feel like social media algorithms are not generating the mix of content needed to live a well-balanced life.
4 Easy Swaps to Make Your Favorite Dishes Vegan
A great way to start small is to swap out some ingredients in your favorite meals to make them vegan, without the fuss.
U.S. Surgeon General Declares Gun Violence a Public Health Crisis
Vivek Murthy emphasized that gun violence poses a “serious threat to the health and well-being of our country.” This is the first time the government’s leading public health body has focused directly on gun violence.
Target to Roll Out GenAI Technology to Store Team Members
The initiative is part of Target’s broader strategic approach to using GenAI across its business to empower its team, enhance the guest experience and support the company’s long-term growth.
5 Nutrition Tips to Power Your Next Workout
No matter your fitness level, nutrition is an important part of getting the most out of your workout.
Unlocking Homeownership With Down Payment Assistance and a Savings Plan
Depending on your situation, you may qualify for a grant to help with your housing purchase.
Federal Judge Halts Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan: What to Know
President Joe Biden’s ongoing efforts to alleviate the burden of student loan debt have hit another significant obstacle.
5 Ways Technology Can Help Your Family Unplug this Summer
There’s an ally that can help your family get away from their devices and into summer fun. Technology itself!
Parents, Protect Your Child Against Measles Before International Travel
As your family gets ready for summer trips and get-togethers, make sure your child is up to date with routine childhood vaccines.
Outdoor Play Each Day Will Help to Keep the Screens Away
It’s important for parents to make sure their children are experiencing a well-rounded mix of free play, both inside and outside, along with technology usage.
Digital Decluttering Tips for Your Connected Life
Nowadays, organizing your digital possessions, such as beloved photos and videos, and backing up important data, like school and business records, is just as important as keeping your physical surroundings orderly.
Thinking About Furthering Your Education this Summer? 3 Factors to Consider
Online courses offer learners flexibility and independence that may align well with a summer schedule.
7 Tips for Electrical Safety in and Around Your Home
It’s a great time to remind yourself of the potential dangers associated with electricity and be proactive about electrical safety in and around your home, workplace and community.
Taxpayers to Benefit from IRS Program
The IRS plans to broaden Direct File’s availability to make more taxpayers eligible by 2025 and beyond.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee Speaks on Cancer Diagnosis Amid Run for Re-Election
U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is looking to once again serve the people of Texas’ 18 District, even though she is currently also fighting pancreatic cancer.
HISD Opens Summer Feeding Program
Houston Independent School District’s annual Summer Feeding Program will be open through Friday, July 19.
Are You a Mosquito Magnet? Here are 4 Reasons Why and How to Protect Yourself
To help improve your experience as you spend more time outdoors this season, here are four reasons you may be attracting mosquitoes without even knowing it – and preventive measures you can take to help keep them at bay.
Rihanna Continues to Take Beauty Industry by Storm with Fenty Hair
Rihanna continues to revolutionize the beauty industry with the launch of another game-changing brand– Fenty Hair.
Houston City Council Unanimously Passes $650M Collective Bargaining Agreement for Houston Firefighters
Houston City Council unanimously passed the $650 million collective bargaining agreement for Houston firefighters.
How Did Juneteenth Become a Holiday?
Here’s the history and order of events describing how Juneteenth became a holiday.