Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Announces Winners of 2025 Agriculture Robotics Contest
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announced the winners of the 11th annual Agriculture Robotics Competition.
Measles Fears in the United States: What You Should Know
Measles is a highly contagious virus that can lead to serious complications, especially in young children and individuals with weakened immune systems.
DoorDash Partnering with Klarna to Offer Customers Flexible Payment Options
Klarna and DoorDash are partnering to offer flexible payment options to DoorDash customers.
Uptown Houston’s Terra Offering French Cuisine with American Twist
New Houston restaurant Terra is presenting guests with a stylish dining and lounge experience in Uptown and a selection of French-American signature dishes.
Half of Americans Feel More Comfortable Using AI in Their Finances Now, Compared to a Year Ago
New research from Empower explores how Americans are seeing the “AI Advantage,” with nearly half of Americans feeling more comfortable using the tool in their financial lives.
Frontier Airlines Offering New Free Checked Bags Promotion
Frontier Airlines is officially offering travelers a free checked bag promotion following Southwest Airlines’ policy change that removed the beloved perk.
Houston ISD Hosting Teacher Hiring Event
After HISD’s Teacher Kickoff Hiring Event on March 1, the district is hosting another teacher hiring event at Delmar Fieldhouse on Saturday, March 22.
The Heart of Early Childhood Education: Child Care Providers and Families Working Together
Here’s how parents and families can partner with childcare providers.
Texas Southern University Day at the Capitol: Tigers Advocate for List of Legislative Priorities
This critical advocacy day provided an opportunity to spotlight TSU’s legislative priorities and demonstrate the university’s impact on Texas’ economy, workforce, and future.
How to Plan for College Expenses
Take these steps to create your plan for paying for college.
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.