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Houston Is Ready to Rumble: WWE’s 40th Annual Survivor Series: WarGames Takes Over Daikin Park
WWE is bringing the 40th annual Survivor Series: WarGames to Houston's Daikin Park this Thanksgiving weekend, promising a blockbuster event that will spotlight the city on the global stage.
From Cavite to the CT Suite: Leland Bautista’s HCC Coleman Journey Comes Full Circle
Houston City College alumnus transforms education, determination and patient care into a career of leadership and mentorship
From the Philippines to Houston's Texas Medical Center, HCC Coleman College graduate Leland Bautista has transformed his passion for medical imaging into a career as a healthcare leader, educator and mentor.
Al Green’s H.R. 8291 Puts People Before Paperwork in America’s Disaster Recovery
Reforming Disaster Recovery Act brings greater speed, equity and accountability to communities rebuilding after catastrophe
A new disaster recovery bill championed by Congressman Al Green aims to speed federal housing aid, improve accountability, and strengthen long-term recovery efforts for communities hit by major disasters.
Mayor Whitmire and Chief Diaz Choose Transparency and Cooperation After Canal Street ICE Shooting
Houston leaders are calling for a transparent federal investigation into the fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, emphasizing accountability, cooperation, and evidence-driven fact-finding.
Houston Gets Into “Good Trouble” as Urban League Launches Civic Video Challenge
HAUL invites Houstonians to honor Congressman John Lewis through voting-rights awareness, digital storytelling and community action
The Houston Area Urban League is inviting residents to honor the legacy of John Lewis by sharing short videos promoting civic engagement as part of the nationwide Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action.
The People’s Clerk Opens the Door to the World: Beverley McGrew Walker Hosts Fort Bend County Passport Fair
Need a passport? Fort Bend County residents can apply in one stop at a special Saturday Passport Fair in Richmond, offering convenient appointments, on-site photos, and guidance for first-time applicants and families.
Plummer’s MacGregor Moment: A Fundraiser With Countywide Energy Dr. Letitia Plummer Builds Momentum for Harris County Judge
Dr. Letitia Plummer’s Harris County Judge campaign builds momentum as supporters gather in Houston to rally behind a vision focused on public health, flood resilience, economic opportunity, and community-first leadership.
Texas Southern University’s $1.7 Billion Vision Turns History Into a Blueprint for Tomorrow
As Texas Southern University approaches its Centennial, a bold $1.7 billion Campus Master Plan is laying the foundation for the next century of student success, innovation, and community impact.
Commissioner Ellis Sends Precinct One Students on Freedom Tour 2026: A Journey Through History, Hope, and Houston’s Next Generation
Fifteen Harris County students are embarking on a powerful Freedom Tour through iconic Civil Rights landmarks, transforming history lessons into life-changing experiences that inspire the next generation of civic leaders.
When Scrutiny Needs Context: Erica Lee Carter, Harris County, and the $411K Story ABC13 Didn’t Fully Tell
Did Harris County’s newest top administrator receive unfair scrutiny—or did the public simply not get the full story? Houston Style Magazine examines the context behind Erica Lee Carter’s appointment, salary, and the questions surrounding media coverage.