Dream, Dare, Do: The Vision Behind TEDxThirdWard
TEDxThirdWard, founded by visionary Durrel Douglas, is more than just an event; it’s a movement.
Prepare for Colder Weather, Houston: What You Should Know
The City of Houston Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is closely monitoring forecasts for the upcoming cold weather this weekend.
NSBE to Inspire Over 400 Houston-Area Students with 2024 Fresh Fall Start Program
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Houston Professionals is hosting a 2024 Fall Fresh Start event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024, for students in the Houston area.
List: Election Night Watch Parties in the Houston Area
Here is a list of some watch parties we found in the Houston area.
METRO Offering Free Rides to the Polls
Registered voters can enjoy a free roundtrip to vote in the 2024 elections on a local bus, METRORail, METRO curb2curb and METROLift.
Houston Ethnic Media: 2024 Elections Get Out the Vote Briefing
Houston Ethnic Media held a Get Out the Vote Briefing with local community organizations on September 19, 2024. They shared vital information and statistics that all voters should know, along with their goals, challenges, and limitations and the strategies they’ve developed for addressing their issues. Organizations that participated included the League of Women Voters, Mi…
Midtown Houston Invites Visitors to 2024 National Night Out
National Night Out is dedicated to fostering connections between neighbors and local law enforcement, creating a safer and more united community through a fun, family-oriented evening.
Mortgage Payments Fall Lower Than Rent in 22 of 50 Largest US Metros
The monthly cost of homeownership may be more attainable than people think– but, it depends on where they live.
Houston Community Honors Life of Sheila Jackson Lee
The Houston community is honoring the life and legacy of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee this week.
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.
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.
Disaster Loans Available in Several Texas Counties Post Hurricane Beryl
Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to Texas businesses and residents affected by Hurricane Beryl.
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.
Test Your Juneteenth Knowledge with this Quiz
Test your knowledge in honor of Juneteenth, also known as “Freedom Day,” which is celebrated widely across the United States.
Renters Insurance & Houston’s Severe Weather: What to Know as Storms Rage Throughout the Area
Renters insurance for residents in the Houston area typically covers various types of damage to personal property, including damage caused by certain weather events. Here’s what you need to know.
Greater Houston Disaster Alliance Launches Recovery Fund for Those Impacted by Severe Weather and Derecho
Based on data showing areas with high need, the fund will serve residents of Harris, Montgomery and Waller counties who were affected by the severe weather.
Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Houston this Year
Celebrating Juneteenth in Houston offers a rich lineup and variety of activities, reflecting the city’s deep historical ties to the holiday.
Shipley’s Do-Nuts to Open 61 New Locations
Shipley Do-Nuts, one of the nation’s oldest and largest do-nut brands, has plans to open 61 new locations throughout Texas.