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Barack Obama Hails James Talarico as “Outstanding,” Putting Texas in the National Spotlight
America’s 44th president praises a rising Texas political star, bringing his support to a race that could make history.
Barack Obama praises James Talarico as Texas’ high-profile Senate race draws national attention, putting the spotlight on a potentially historic election.
Neil Bush Breaks Republican Ranks, Proudly Casts Vote for James Talarico in Texas Senate Race
George W. Bush’s brother puts character over party, sparking a powerful conversation about integrity, civility and democracy.
Neil Bush breaks with Republican tradition to back Democrat James Talarico over Ken Paxton, putting character, accountability and democracy at the center of Texas’s high-stakes Senate race.
Frost Bank Becomes Official Bank of Houston Rockets and Houston Comets in Historic Partnership
From Championship Legacies to Financial Empowerment, Frost Bank Scores Big with an Expanded Rockets Alliance and Landmark Investment in Houston's Returning WNBA Dynasty
Frost Bank is banking on Houston’s basketball future, expanding its Rockets partnership and becoming the official bank of the returning Houston Comets ahead of their historic 2027 WNBA debut!
SOLD OUT! Houston Hispanic Chamber’s 2026 “State of Hispanics” Data Summit Celebrates the Power of Houston’s New Majority
With 400+ leaders expected and $54 billion in Hispanic spending power, Houston’s sold-out summit spotlights the economic influence of its New Majority.
Houston’s Hispanic business community is making major economic moves! With $54 billion in annual consumer spending and more than 400 leaders expected, the sold-out State of Hispanics Summit spotlights the community shaping Greater Houston’s economic future.
Harris County Shatters Day-One Early Voting Record as More Than 104,700 Ballots Are Cast
Harris County voters make history on October 19, surpassing the 2018 midterm record by more than 41,000 votes as five polling locations lead an extraordinary opening-day surge.
Harris County voters are making history! More than 104,700 ballots cast on the first day of early voting shattered the county’s midterm opening-day record—but can that momentum continue through November 3?
Houston Airports Serves Up First-Ever Flavor Fest: Big Flavors, No Flight Required!
From Hobby to Bush, Houston’s airports serve up culinary competition, community spirit and compassion this November.
Houston’s airports are serving up big flavors for a good cause! Discover Flavor Fest 2026, where local favorites compete for bragging rights while supporting aviation workers in need.
Harris Health Approves New Comprehensive Cancer Center to Expand Access to Advanced Cancer Care
Houston is investing $150 million in a new cancer center that could bring advanced treatment closer to underserved neighborhoods—here’s how Harris Health plans to transform access to lifesaving care.
Finding a 'Place' in Houston at AJC Houston’s America’s Table
Four Houstonians Share Inspiring Stories of Resilience, Hope, and Belonging at an Annual Celebration of Unity
From Mumbai to Haiti, Japan’s World War II internment legacy to Iran, four Houstonians share powerful stories of resilience, opportunity and belonging at AJC Houston’s America’s Table Breakfast, celebrating the diversity that makes Houston stronger.
From Groundbreaking to Groundbreaking Impact: Legacy Community Health Opens Acres Homes Clinic, Bringing Healthcare and Hope Home
Houston Methodist’s $50 million-plus investment brings quality healthcare, new opportunities, and healthier futures to historic Acres Homes.
Acres Homes is stepping into a healthier future as Legacy Community Health opens a 26,200-square-foot clinic backed by Houston Methodist’s $50 million investment, bringing comprehensive, affordable healthcare closer to more than 54,000 residents.
Texas Leads the Nation in Hidden Hospital Prices. It Should Lead on Reform Instead.
As federal regulators demand clearer hospital pricing, new research challenges Texas healthcare institutions to deliver greater transparency, affordability and accountability.
Houston families deserve more than world-class medical care—they deserve transparent hospital prices, fair billing practices and accountability from nonprofit hospitals receiving billions in taxpayer-supported benefits.
Jaguar Type 01: The Cat Is Back—and Its Electrifying New Era Is Absolutely Stunning!
With 1,015 horsepower, an estimated 400-mile range, breathtaking British design and a bold $130,500 entry price, Jaguar’s all-electric grand tourer is redefining luxury performance.
Jaguar electrifies the luxury car market with the stunning all-electric Type 01, delivering 1,015 horsepower, head-turning design and a bold new vision for high-performance driving.
The Hunger Games Sunrise on the Reaping Brings a New Generation Into the Arena
Lionsgate returns to Panem November 20 with Joseph Zada, an all-star cast and the untold story of young Haymitch Abernathy.
The Hunger Games return with a chilling new prequel as young Haymitch Abernathy faces the deadly Second Quarter Quell, where survival means challenging the Capitol’s ruthless rules.
H-E-B Crowns 2026 Quest for Texas Best Winners
Five entrepreneurs share $110,000 in winning prizes as H-E-B invests $135,000 in Texas-made dreams
H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best awards $15,000 to Houston’s HIVE Food Co. as five Texas businesses share $110,000 in prizes, celebrating local innovation, family traditions and homegrown entrepreneurial success.
Houston City College Celebrates National Tutor Appreciation Week 2026: Honoring the Unsung Heroes Behind Student Success
From HCC Southeast to campuses across Houston, dedicated tutors are turning academic challenges into opportunities, building confidence, and helping students succeed—one breakthrough at a time.
Behind every student’s breakthrough is someone who believes in them—meet the HCC tutors helping Houston students build confidence, overcome academic challenges and turn educational goals into success.
Almost Sold Out! Houston’s Hispanic Economic Power Takes Center Stage at 2026 State of Hispanics Data Summit & Business Expo
More than 400 Houston leaders are expected October 20 for a powerful celebration of Hispanic entrepreneurship, economic influence and business opportunity.
Houston’s Hispanic community takes center stage as the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce prepares to spotlight its economic impact, business leadership and growth opportunities at the October 20 State of Hispanics Data Summit & Business Expo.
Oscar Peterson’s Jazz Legacy Comes Alive in Houston as ELEW Performs—and Young Elias Moran Finds His Inspiration
Jazz Houston’s October 23 celebration unites a century of keyboard brilliance with a powerful local reminder: great music inspires the next generation.
Jazz Houston celebrates Oscar Peterson’s centennial with pianist ELEW and a live tribute honoring the jazz legend’s musical brilliance, Black musical heritage and lasting influence on Houston’s next generation.
Harris County Health Leaders Unite to Transform Care for the Region’s Most Vulnerable Residents
Six leading health and community organizations launch the Harris Collaborative to expand preventive care, mental health services and health equity across Houston and Harris County.
Six leading Houston health organizations unite through the Harris Collaborative to improve preventive care, mental health services and health equity for Harris County’s most vulnerable residents.
Joy Reid Brings “Midterminology” LIVE! to Houston for an Evening of Politics, Laughter and Powerful Conversation
Acclaimed journalist Joy Reid takes center stage at House of Blues Houston on October 25 for an evening of politics, culture, laughter and community.
Joy-Ann Reid brings her “Midterminology” LIVE! Tour to Houston’s House of Blues on October 25 for an evening of political commentary, cultural conversation and live audience engagement ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Houston City College Professor Dr. Fidelis Ngang Takes Houston Cybersecurity Expertise Global Through Fulbright Program
From Houston classrooms to Tunisia’s global stage, HCC professor Dr. Fidelis Ngang is advancing cybersecurity through education, AI and global collaboration.
HCC professor Dr. Fidelis Ngang takes Houston cybersecurity expertise to Tunisia through the Fulbright Specialist Program, advancing education, AI and global collaboration.
`Where History Meets Young Creativity: Cameron Lee Carries a Civil Rights Legacy Forward — and Earns His First Emmy Nomination
From Houston Style Magazine to an Emmy-nominated MLK production, Cameron C. Lee is helping a new generation bring history to life.
Houston Style Magazine graphic designer Cameron C. Lee earns his first Lone Star Emmy nomination for helping bring the history and legacy of the Civil Rights Movement to life on screen.
Kelly P. Hodges Brings a Heart for Service and Philanthropy to American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region
Veteran nonprofit leader steps into Chief Development Officer role with a mission to strengthen relationships, philanthropy and lifesaving service across 51 Texas counties.
Houston philanthropic leader Kelly P. Hodges joins the American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast Region as Chief Development Officer, bringing decades of relationship-driven fundraising and community leadership to the humanitarian mission.
Willie Davis and Martha Castex-Tatum with the City of Houston’s Housing & Community Development Department Invite You to Attend the Fall 2026 Community Meeting
HELP US — HELP YOU: Houston residents are invited to connect, ask questions and help shape how community-development resources are prioritized.
Houston residents are being invited to speak up and help shape the city’s housing, development and community priorities at the Fall 2026 HCD Community Meeting.
Harris County Clerk’s Office Launches Harris Votes App
New Mobile Tool Puts Election Information at Voters’ Fingertips
The Harris Votes app puts essential 2026 election information at Houstonians’ fingertips, helping voters check registration, find Vote Centers, review sample ballots and stay on top of key deadlines.
Bayou City Art Festival Returns to Memorial Park for Three Days of Art, Music and Family Fun
Proud media sponsor Houston Style Magazine welcomes Houston to Memorial Park October 9–11 for 250+ artists, live entertainment and three colorful days of creativity.
Bayou City Art Festival transforms Memorial Park into a three-day outdoor gallery featuring 250+ artists, live music, food, interactive experiences and Houston’s unmistakable creative spirit.
Texas Southern University Homecoming 2026 to Culminate with Tigers vs. Southern University at Reliant Stadium
Mission 99 brings Tiger Nation home October 18–24, culminating in an HBCU showdown, legendary bands and a historic march toward Texas Southern University’s Centennial.
Texas Southern University’s 99th Homecoming brings the Tigers, Southern Jaguars, Ocean of Soul and Human Jukebox together for a Houston celebration of HBCU football, music and tradition.
Precinct 2 at Work: Investing in Neighborhoods, Public Safety & Opportunity
A civic look at documented investments in housing stability, public safety, health access and economic opportunity across Harris County Precinct 2.
From affordable housing and property-tax relief to public safety, health access and small-business support, Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia’s agenda puts government’s impact on neighborhood-level results.
Goode Company’s New Oyster Club Brings Gulf Coast Flavor, Fire & Fellowship to Houston This October
Goode Company launches its new Oyster Club this October, bringing Houston seafood lovers three Gulf Coast-inspired gatherings packed with oysters, fresh catches, lively pairings and Texas flavor.
The Gilded & Golden Gala: Celebrating 20 Years of Houston Arts Alliance
Houston’s arts, philanthropy and society circles shimmered at Thompson Houston as Houston Arts Alliance toasted two decades of creative impact.
Houston Arts Alliance marked 20 years of creativity in dazzling style, honoring Debbie Allen and H-E-B at the glamorous Gilded & Golden Gala.
RIP – Garnet F. Coleman He Was One of My First Friends
A Third Ward friendship that began with bicycles, music and fearless poolside adventures grew alongside one of Houston's most consequential public-service careers.
Before he became a Texas legislative giant, Garnet Coleman was Francis Page Jr.’s childhood friend—a Third Ward kid who shared bikes, music, wild adventures and a lifelong bond.
TICKETS SELLING FAST - Joshua Redman and Houston's Paul Cornish Bring DACAMERA's Fall Jazz Kickoff Home October 17
Ten-time Grammy nominee Joshua Redman returns to Wortham with Houston-born Blue Note pianist Paul Cornish as DACAMERA launches its 2026-27 jazz season.
Houston jazz takes center stage as Grammy-nominated saxophonist Joshua Redman joins hometown piano star Paul Cornish for DACAMERA’s 2026–27 Jazz Series opener.
DIGGER: Tom Cruise and Alejandro G. Iñárritu Dig Into a Wild New Cinematic Frontier
The Oscar-winning filmmaker and Hollywood’s most durable movie star team up for a darkly comic, large-format spectacle opening in theaters and IMAX October 2.
Tom Cruise and Alejandro G. Iñárritu team up for DIGGER, a visually audacious new thriller opening October 2 in theaters and IMAX.
Beloved Tomball H-E-B #574 Set for Huge $20 Million Expansion
A major reinvestment in H-E-B Store #574 answers a familiar Tomball wish: more room for a growing community.
Tomball’s longtime H-E-B is getting a $20 million makeover and expansion, with construction slated to begin in 2027.
Houston’s Hispanic Power Takes Center Stage at the 2026 State of Hispanics – Data Summit & Business Expo
More than 400 Houston leaders unite October 20 to examine the growing economic power and influence of the Hispanic community.
Houston’s Hispanic economic influence takes center stage October 20 as the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce brings data, business leaders and opportunity together at its 2026 State of Hispanics Summit.
Trill Burgers' Newest Houston Restaurant Will Offer Late-Night Drive-Thru
Bun B’s Houston-born smash-burger brand lands on Westheimer with a Galleria-area location, a 3 a.m. weekend drive-thru coming in October and plenty of hometown flavor.
Trill Burgers brings its Houston-born smash-burger swagger to Westheimer with a new location, drive-thru and late-night plans.
2026 UNA-USA National Leadership Summit: Terrestrials United for Citizen Diplomacy
With Houston hosting November 13–15, UNA-Houston puts local issues and people at the heart of global diplomacy.
Houston takes the global stage November 13–15 as UNA-Houston turns the 2026 UNA-USA National Leadership Summit into a local conversation about diplomacy, civic action and community impact.
Judge Shawn Thierry Takes the Bench as Harris County’s Inaugural 515th District Court Judge
Judge Bruce Bain administered the oath at the September 25 investiture, formally welcoming Thierry as the inaugural judge of Harris County’s new 515th District Court.
Shawn Thierry begins a new chapter of public service as the inaugural judge of Harris County’s newly created 515th Judicial District Court.
Allies in Hope CEO Jeffrey Campbell Carries Houston’s Voice to National Stage as HIV Funding Cuts Hit Home
At USCHA 2026, Houston’s Jeffrey Campbell celebrated HIV advocacy’s strength while confronting a looming $440,000 prevention-funding cut threatening testing, education and outreach.
Houston’s HIV advocacy community is sounding the alarm as expiring federal funding threatens to cut $440,000 from Allies in Hope’s prevention budget and potentially reduce access to testing, education and other vital services.
Two San Antonio H-E-B Billionaires Make Forbes' 2026 List of Richest Americans
For Houston Style Magazine, the numbers tell only part of the story. After 26 years of partnership and community investment, H-E-B’s enduring Texas legacy is one HSM embraces with genuine gratitude.
From a small Kerrville grocery store to a multibillion-dollar Texas powerhouse, H-E-B’s legacy reaches far beyond wealth—with 26 years of partnership with Houston Style Magazine.
Eli Lilly Breaks Ground on $6.5 Billion Houston Campus as It Bets Big on GLP-1 Weight-Loss Pill
Commissioner Rodney Ellis joins state, business and education leaders for a landmark Generation Park investment expected to create thousands of jobs and expand Houston’s life-sciences economy.
Eli Lilly breaks ground on a $6.5 billion Generation Park manufacturing campus, bringing thousands of jobs and a major new chapter in Houston’s life-sciences economy.
Meet Adrian Garcia: A Lifetime of Public Service Rooted in Precinct 2
From Northside roots to public safety, health access, drainage and environmental monitoring, Adrian Garcia’s public record offers a measurable look at a career spent serving Harris County communities.
From Houston police officer to Harris County Precinct 2 commissioner, Adrian Garcia’s public-service record spans public safety, housing, health access, flood control and infrastructure—now at the center of his “DELIVERS” campaign message.
Houston Checks In With Michelin: Five Local Hotels Earn Coveted 2026 Keys
From a stylish newcomer in the Heights to Uptown grandeur and Museum District flair, Houston’s five MICHELIN Key hotels prove the Bayou City knows how to turn an overnight stay into an experience.
Houston checks into the global spotlight as five local hotels earn coveted 2026 MICHELIN Keys, celebrating the city’s distinctive style, luxury and world-class hospitality.
From Google Maps to Houston Classrooms: Dr. Travis McPhail Headlines The Imani School’s Convocation 2026
Houston-born innovation meets Imani excellence as students and families prepare to hear from one of the technology leaders helping shape how the world sees, maps and experiences itself.
Google engineering leader Dr. Travis McPhail brings a message of faith, innovation and possibility to The Imani School’s 2026 Convocation, inspiring Houston students to see themselves as the creators and leaders of tomorrow’s technology.
HARRIS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVES FY27 BUDGET
$3.095 billion General Fund budget maintains core county services while directing targeted dollars toward public safety, indigent defense, health, libraries and Harris County’s workforce.
Harris County has approved a $3.095 billion FY2027 General Fund budget, balancing a projected $181 million deficit while continuing investments in public safety, public health, justice, libraries and county employees.
Houston Theater Week Delivers Nearly $7 Million in 5 Years for Local Performing Arts
Nearly 42,000 tickets and more than $2 million in 2026 sales give Houston’s performing arts community another reason to take a bow.
Houston Theater Week celebrates five years of expanding access to live performance, with nearly $7 million generated for Houston’s performing arts organizations since 2022.
Harris County Clerk’s Office Puts Voting Equipment to the Test Ahead of November Elections
Logic and Accuracy testing puts thousands of voting-system components through their paces as Harris County prepares for the November 3 General and Special Elections.
Harris County is putting more than 10,000 pieces of voting equipment through accuracy testing ahead of the November 3 election, checking that every machine is ready to correctly record voters’ selections.
3 Things We Learned From the First Two Episodes of HBO’s ‘JAŸ-Z in 8’ Docuseries
Hov sits down with Rick Rubin and rewinds three decades of ambition, artistry, mistakes and growth— revealing that even one of hip-hop’s most studied icons still has a few stories left to tell.
Thirty years after Reasonable Doubt, JAŸ-Z opens up about fame, creative instinct, hip-hop rivalries and the lessons behind a career that changed music and culture.
Legacy Community Health Takes Pharmacy Beyond the Counter With ‘Pharmacy Without Borders’
From Montrose to Lyons and Sharpstown, Legacy Community Health is expanding pharmacy access, lowering barriers and helping Houston communities live healthier.
Legacy Community Health is expanding pharmacy access across Houston with “Pharmacy Without Borders,” offering prescriptions, immunizations, medication support and delivery services to the broader community.
Houston’s Paul Cornish Comes Home Swinging as DACAMERA Launches Jazz Season with Joshua Redman
Ten-time Grammy nominee Joshua Redman brings his Blue Note quartet to Wortham Theater Center October 17, joined by Houston-born pianist Paul Cornish for a hometown jazz celebration.
Houston-born pianist Paul Cornish returns home with Joshua Redman for a powerhouse DACAMERA season opener that puts H-Town jazz talent on the international stage.
The Cat Is Back! ‘The Cat in the Hat’ Brings Big-Screen Mischief, Magic and Family Fun This November
Dr. Seuss’ legendary troublemaker gets a colorful new animated adventure as Bill Hader puts on the famous red-and-white hat for families everywhere.
The Cat in the Hat is bringing big laughs, colorful chaos and a whole lot of Seuss magic to movie theaters this November—perfect for a family outing.
Houston City College Selected for ‘National Workforce Futures Accelerator’
Google.org-backed national initiative places HCC among an elite cohort of community colleges.
Houston City College is helping students get real-world career experience before graduation through a new national workforce initiative backed by ACCT and Google.org.
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