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Christian Menefee Outlines Congressional Vision as Candidate for Texas’ 18th District
Highlights Legal Battles, Progressive Policy Agenda, and Personal Journey Behind His Campaign
Christian Menefee, former Harris County Attorney, outlines a bold congressional agenda rooted in legal wins, lived experience, and a promise to fight for marginalized communities.
Palestinian Immigrant Released After Nine Days of Detention at Houston Airport
A 22-year-old Palestinian immigrant was released after being held for nine days without legal access at Houston’s airport, prompting concern from civil rights advocates and immigration attorneys.
Marvalette Hunter Enters Congressional Race for Texas District 38, Challenging Incumbent Wesley Hunt
Democrat Marvalette Hunter has entered the race for Texas’s 38th Congressional District, aiming to unseat Republican incumbent Wesley Hunt in one of Houston’s most closely watched 2026 contests.
BJ’s Restaurant Launches Summer Menu with ‘Brews ’n’ Views’ Drive-In Movie Night in Houston
Guests invited to enjoy new seasonal dishes, including a s’mores-inspired Pizookie®, alongside a nostalgic screening of Grease at BJ’s Pearland location on July 31.
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse is celebrating the launch of its new summer menu with a one-night-only drive-in movie event in Pearland, Texas, featuring themed treats, craft beverages, and a screening of the film Grease.
The Ensemble Theatre Hosts TopGolf Tournament in Houston to Engage Gen Z and Millennials in Arts Fundraising
The Ensemble Theatre invites young professionals to swing into action for the arts at its first-ever TopGolf Tournament and Social, blending fun, networking, and philanthropy.
Kroger Unifies Texas Operations Under New Leadership
Rudy DiPietro to Lead Consolidated Texas Division as Laura Gump Retires After 38-Year Grocery Career
Kroger restructures Texas operations, consolidating Dallas and Houston divisions under new leadership as longtime executive Laura Gump announces retirement.
Hyatt Hill Country Resort Launches 2025 Holiday Deal Popular with Houston Travelers
Plan your 2025 holiday getaway early with Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa’s “Christmas in July” deal. With 25% off room rates, festive family activities, and new luxury villas, it's the perfect Hill Country escape—just a road trip away for Houston travelers.
Commissioner Lesley Briones Reports $3 Million Cash on Hand for 2026 Re-Election Campaign
Briones enters 2026 race with strong fundraising and broad political support
Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones enters the 2026 re-election race with over $3 million in campaign funds and endorsements from dozens of local and national officials.
Unveiled: From the Vault Opens at Holocaust Museum Houston with Rarely Seen Artifacts
New exhibition showcases personal items, documents, and community archives that illuminate Holocaust history and Jewish life in Houston.
A new exhibition at Holocaust Museum Houston, Unveiled: From the Vault, brings rarely seen Holocaust artifacts and local Jewish history to light starting July 25.
Portillo’s Celebrates National Hot Dog Day with Weeklong Deals and Texas Expansion
Promotions include $1 hot dogs, new product collaborations, and the grand opening of a fourth Houston-area location in Tomball.
Portillo’s rolls out a week of deals, collaborations, and a new Texas location to celebrate National Hot Dog Day.
Houston Celebrates 713 Day with Local Deals – Salad and Go Offers $7.13 Wraps and Salads
Celebrate Houston's 713 Day with $7.13 salads and wraps at Salad and Go! Enjoy this limited-time offer July 12–14 at all Houston locations—drive-thru or online with code 713.
Texas Businesses Respond with Flood Relief Support Across Communities
Several Texas-based companies and organizations are contributing millions in aid and on-the-ground support following the devastating Fourth of July floods that impacted communities across the state.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries Commits $3 Million to Central Texas Flood Relief Efforts
Methodist Healthcare Ministries is committing $3 million to support flood relief and recovery efforts following devastating flooding across Central Texas. Initial funding has been allocated to key community organizations to address emergency needs, with more aid to come as recovery continues.
Twin Peaks, AFG Launch Fundraiser for Houston Teachers
Round up purchases at select locations through July 31 to support classroom supply grants.
Twin Peaks and Avalanche Food Group are helping Houston teachers gear up for the school year with a July fundraiser supporting classroom supply grants.
University of Houston Archaeologists Uncover Tomb of Caracol’s First Maya Rule
Discovery of Te K’ab Chaak’s Burial Reveals Early Ties Between Ancient Belize City and Teotihuacan
A University of Houston team has unearthed the tomb of Caracol’s founding Maya ruler, shedding light on early links between the ancient city and central Mexico’s Teotihuacan.
Texas Flooding – How to Get and Give Help
AARP Texas has launched a dedicated webpage, Texas Flooding – How to Get and Give Help, providing timely, practical resources for those impacted by the disaster and those looking to support recovery. The page features:
Obes Nwabara Launches Campaign for Houston City Council At-Large Position 4
Community leader pledges action on housing, infrastructure, and food insecurity through his Food-Water-Shelter initiative
Obes Nwabara enters the race for Houston City Council At-Large Position 4 with a platform centered on food security, infrastructure repair, and affordable housing.
Frost Bank Charitable Foundation Donates $500,000 for Hill Country Flood Relief
Funds to Support Kerr County Recovery Efforts Following July 4 Flash Floods; Emergency Loans and Customer Assistance Also Offered
Frost Bank is stepping up with a $500,000 donation to support flood recovery efforts in the Texas Hill Country after devastating July 4 storms.
Raising Cane’s Serves Up Houston Astros Tickets, Fan Fun for Chicken Lovers
Score Astros tickets and meet Orbit while enjoying your favorite chicken fingers at Raising Cane’s!
Dr. Mary Anna Thomas Leads Galveston College Nursing Programs with Experience and Commitment
Dr. Mary Anna Thomas brings two decades of nursing experience and a passion for education to her leadership role at Galveston College, guiding future nurses through a time of growth and innovation.
Texas Southern University Student Selected as Du Bois Scholar at Harvard
Joseph Carter joins 35 scholars nationwide selected for program focused on research and leadership development
Texas Southern's Joseph Carter takes part in Harvard's elite summer research program focused on climate justice and public health.
Council Member Pollard Proposes Dress Code Posting Requirement for Nightclubs and Dance Halls
Houston City Council will consider a proposal requiring nightclubs and dance halls to post visible dress codes to promote transparency and prevent arbitrary enforcement.
Harris County Precinct 4 Distributes 250 Portable A/C Units Through Summer Heat Relief Initiative
Harris County Precinct 4 launches a summer relief program, providing 250 portable A/C units to vulnerable residents amid rising Texas heat.
Amanda Edwards Secures Backing from Higher Heights PAC in TX-18 Special Election
Higher Heights for America PAC has reaffirmed its endorsement of Amanda Edwards in the Special Election for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, highlighting her leadership experience and growing local and national support.
TDECU Partners with HTX Soccer as Official Banking Partner Through 2027
TDECU partners with HTX Soccer as official banking sponsor through 2027, supporting youth development and community engagement across Houston
Portillo’s Expands Presence with New Humble Location
Portillo’s is bringing its signature Chicago-style street food to Humble with a new location set to open near Deerbrook Mall later this year.
SERJobs Appoints Liliana Rambo as New CEO Ahead of 60th Anniversary
SERJobs has named Liliana Rambo as its new CEO, bringing decades of leadership experience as the organization celebrates 60 years of workforce development and community impact across the Texas Gulf Coast.
Children’s Museum Houston Raises Over $209K at 2025 Randy Allen Spring Golf Classic
Children’s Museum Houston’s 2025 Randy Allen Spring Golf Classic raised over $209,000 to support educational programs and outreach across Houston.
Lost 2000 Film “Dreams in the Attic” to Premiere in Houston for Shelley Duvall Celebration
After 25 years in obscurity, Dreams in the Attic will finally be unveiled at River Oaks Theatre in honor of Shelley Duvall’s birthday and legacy.
Houston Heat Puts Vulnerable Families at Risk — Here’s How to Get Free A/C Units Now
Struggling with the Houston heat? Free A/C units are available for families who qualify — here’s how to apply today.
Houston Invests in Latino Cultural Landmark with $130K Funding Boost for ALMAAHH
Houston takes a bold step toward celebrating Latino heritage with a $130,000 investment in a groundbreaking cultural arts complex set to transform the city’s East End.
Houston’s Own Bun B Throws Trill Summer Block Party at Trill Burgers
Ready to vibe with Bun B, enjoy family fun, and celebrate Juneteenth the Trill way? Here’s where to be in Houston this weekend.
Federal Court Rules in Favor of Harris County in Public Health Funding Dispute
A federal judge has reinstated millions in public health funding to Harris County, ruling that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services unlawfully cut the funds earlier this year.
AARP Awards 2025 Community Challenge Grants to 12 Texas Organizations
Funding supports quick-action projects across Texas aimed at improving livability, accessibility, and community engagement for older adults and residents of all ages.
AARP is investing in Texas communities with grants that spark fast, impactful changes to make neighborhoods more livable for people of all ages.
Judge Genesis Draper Appointed Chief of Harris County Public Defender’s Office
Judge Genesis Draper makes history as Harris County's first African American and first woman Chief Public Defender.
Burger King® Launches Dragon-Themed Menu in Celebration of New How to Train Your Dragon Film
Embark on a fiery flavor adventure with Burger King's new dragon-inspired menu!
Alison Leland Endorses Amanda Edwards for Congress in TX-18 Special Election
Widow of Late Congressman Mickey Leland Cites Edwards as the Future of the District
Alison Leland backs Amanda Edwards for Congress, calling her the future of Texas’ 18th District.
UFCU Expands Houston Presence with Two New Branches
UFCU is expanding its footprint in Houston with two new branch openings, aiming to provide more residents with affordable, member-focused financial services.
Council Member Edward Pollard Unveils 'J City' Initiative, Redefining Local Governance in District J
In an ambitious reimagining of local governance, Houston Council Member Edward Pollard’s “J City” initiative is turning District J into a high-impact, hyper-local service model—blending bold leadership, community trust, and boots-on-the-ground action to create a city within a city.
AARP to Host “Men Who Care” Conference on Mental Health and Caregivin
Step into a space of strength, support, and solidarity at AARP’s **Men Who Care Conference** on June 28 in Houston—where male caregivers and community leaders come together to explore mental health, resilience, and the real cost of care.
Annise Parker Launches Campaign for Harris County Judge in 2026
Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker enters the 2026 race for Harris County Judge, aiming to bring experienced leadership to one of Texas’ most influential counties.
Thomas J. Henry Launches $1 Million Giveaway and Philanthropic Center to Celebrate Birthday
In a powerful shift from past star-studded celebrations, Texas attorney Thomas J. Henry is marking his birthday by giving away \$1 million and opening a philanthropic center to support communities across the state.
Direct Flights Take Texans to Grand Cayman Luxury
This summer, trade Texas heat for turquoise waters and five-star luxury — with new direct flights, Grand Cayman is your effortless Caribbean escape.
Celebrate Dad with Seafood and a Free Gift at Mambo This Father’s Day
Treat Dad to bold flavors and a free gift this Father’s Day at Mambo Seafood's 13 Houston locations.
Commissioner Briones, Houston Leaders Mark Milestone with Sharpstown Trail Opening Ceremony
Commissioner Lesley Briones joined local leaders Saturday to celebrate the opening of the Sharpstown Trail, a new 1.8-mile path expanding access to outdoor spaces in Southwest Houston.
Experience San Antonio’s River Walk with Grand Hyatt and Hyatt Regency
Ready for a Texas summer escape? Just a short drive from Houston, San Antonio’s River Walk awaits with luxury hotels, rooftop pools, and nonstop fun!
Pasadena, San Jacinto College District Voters Head to Polls for Runoff Election on June 7
Pasadena and San Jacinto College District voters will make final decisions in key local races during the June 7 runoff election.
Methodist Hospital in Fort Bend Uses Robotics to Detect Nurse’s Lung Cancer Early
A routine scan led longtime nurse Riki Granger to an unexpected lung cancer diagnosis—thanks to cutting-edge robotic technology now available at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital.
Mambo Seafood Opens 13th Houston Location in Willowbrook
Mambo Seafood has landed in Willowbrook—fresh flavors, bold vibes, and Houston’s favorite seafood are now just around the corner!
University of Houston-Downtown Launches Two New Degrees and Online MBA to Expand Academic Offerings
UHD enhances its educational portfolio with the introduction of two new degree programs and a fully online MBA, aimed at meeting evolving student and workforce demands.
The University of Houston-Downtown is launching two new degree programs and a fully online MBA to expand educational access and meet growing workforce demands.
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