Houstonians, Political Figures Honor Life of Congressman Sylvester Turner
Congressman Sylvester Turner was laid to rest on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
Climate Risks Threaten Trillions of Dollars in Real Estate
Trillions of dollars’ worth of real estate is at major risk of damage from flood, fire or extreme wind, a new analysis finds.
5 Tips for Self-Empowerment After a Bladder Cancer Diagnosis
Here are five tips for taking control of your care after a bladder cancer diagnosis.
TSU Debate Team Wins International Forensic Association Championship in South Korea
TSU’s debate team won the 35th Annual International Forensics Association’s Speech and Debate Tournament held March 7-9 in Incheon, South Korea.
5 Ways to Boost Healthier Living During National Nutrition Month
Embrace National Nutrition Month by learning how food connects people to their cultures, families and communities.
Inflation Causing Consumers to Identify Their Priorities
The majority of Americans say they are making tough financial choices to navigate their lives.
Black Homeownership Faces Persistent Barriers, Despite Hard-Fought Gains
Homeownership remains one of the most significant drivers of wealth, yet Black families face disproportionate barriers to achieving this milestone.
Southwest Airlines to End ‘Free Checked Bag’ Policy: What to Know
Southwest Airlines has decided to end its longtime free check-bag policy for most of its fare types.
Market Turmoil Raises Concerns Among Black Investors
Financial advisors recommend that Black investors maintain a cautious approach during this period of volatility.
Millions of Americans Juggling Side Hustles to Make Ends Meet
The unpredictable nature of gig work and rising inflation continue to impact financial stability, leaving many struggling to keep up.
Debt Relief Just Got Real: Experian Erases Millions in Balances For African Americans
The effort seeks to ease the financial burdens of households grappling with credit card and personal loan debt.
Federal Firing Leaves Gaping Holes
This group of fired contractors worked on a specific federally funded program that dealt with race and gender.
Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury: Causes, Impacts, and the Jorden Family’s Life-Changing Story
Fifteen-year-old Seanton Jorden was at a friend’s house playing video games when another friend, who had come over to join them, shot him in the head with a pellet gun.
The Strength of Women: Leadership, Elevation, Thriving, and Building a Legacy
From the quiet revolutionaries who shift culture with their words to the bold visionaries who reshape industries, women have been the architects of progress, the pillars of society, and the changemakers of every generation.
d-mars.com Celebrates 2025 Top 50 Black Professionals & Entrepreneurs of Texas Awards Honorees
The d-mars.com team came together to honor the trailblazers who have excelled in their respective fields.
Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, Longtime Supporter of d-mars.com, Passes Away
The d-mars.com team, Houston and political communities are mourning the loss of former Houston mayor Sylvester Turner, who filled the seat of late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee’s District 18.
Houston Airports Ready for Millions of Spring Break Travelers in First Major Travel Surge of the Year
About 2.3 million travelers are expected to pass through George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) over the 12-day Spring Break period.
Target Takes a Hit: $12.4 Billion Wiped Out
Target Corporation’s stock plummeted by approximately $27.27 per share by the end of February, erasing about $12.4 billion in market value.
NAACP Legend and Freedom Fighter Dr. Hazel Dukes Dies at 92
Dr. Hazel Nell Dukes, a civil rights activist and leader within the ranks of the New York and National Board of the NAACP, has died.
Legendary Singer Angie Stone Dies in Car Accident at 63
Angie Stone’s publicist confirmed the devastating news, stating that her family is heartbroken.