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Texas Democratic Primary Early Voting Underway as Crockett and Talarico Campaign for Nomination
Early voting is underway in Texas for the March 3 Democratic primary, where U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett and state Rep. James Talarico are competing for the Senate nomination, highlighting differing campaign strategies, voter engagement efforts, and national attention.
Early Voting Begins in Texas Senate Primary; Disability Group Endorses Jasmine Crockett
Disability Community for Democracy endorses Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett in the Texas U.S. Senate race as early voting begins in the Democratic primary against James Talarico.
Sugar Land Welcomes the Year of the Fire Horse with Free Lunar New Year Festival at Kroger
As early voting begins across Houston and Harris County, competitive congressional races and newly drawn districts are energizing voters in what could be one of the region’s most consequential primary elections in years.
Understanding Texas Primaries: Your Chance to Pick Candidates You Actually Like
Texas primary elections let voters in Harris and Fort Bend Counties help choose candidates for the November ballot, with open primaries, early voting, and resources to guide every voter.
Museums Come Alive: Celebrate National Engineers’ Day at Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Discovery Center
From racing wind-powered cars to creating pedal-powered art bikes, kids can explore, build, and blast off into hands-on engineering fun on Feb. 28.
Kids and families can celebrate National Engineers’ Day on Feb. 28 at Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center with hands-on activities like wind-powered cars, straw rockets, and pedal-powered art bikes.
Houston Symphony Brings Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY to Jones Hall in June 2026
Experience an epic multimedia concert with full orchestra, chorus, HD visuals, and special guest Amanda Achen in downtown Houston
The Houston Symphony will present Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY at Jones Hall on June 6–7, 2026, featuring a full orchestra, chorus, HD game visuals, and special guest vocalist Amanda Achen.
Service, Transparency, and Technology: Shah Haleem Seeks to Modernize the Fort Bend County Clerk’s Office
Entrepreneur Shah Haleem is running for Fort Bend County Clerk, emphasizing technology modernization, transparency, and community-focused service in an office that impacts nearly every resident.
Congressman Al Green Awards $500,000 to Harris County Constable Precinct 7 to Combat Human Trafficking
Federal funding supports officer training, survivor services, and community outreach as Houston prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Congressman Al Green awarded $500,000 in federal funding to Harris County Constable Precinct 7 to bolster anti-human trafficking efforts in Houston communities.
Jasmine Crockett Announces U.S. Senate Run in Texas with Focus on Affordability and Accountability
Endorsed by Elect Democratic Women, Crockett pledges to fight for working families, expand opportunity, and hold government accountable
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, endorsed by Elect Democratic Women, is running for U.S. Senate in Texas on a platform focused on affordability, accountability, and expanding opportunity for working families.
All Jokes Aside Comedy Lounge in Houston: Top Stand-Up Shows and Live Entertainment
West Houston’s premier comedy venue offers weekly performances, a full nightlife experience, and a stage where laughter, music, food, and community come together.
Houston’s All Jokes Aside Comedy Lounge brings top stand‑up talent and an immersive cultural experience to West Houston, blending laughter, music, food, and community.
Harris County Seeks Court Order to Block FEMA Workforce Cuts
County leaders say proposed federal layoffs threaten disaster response as hurricane season approaches
Harris County officials have filed for a temporary restraining order to block proposed FEMA workforce cuts, arguing the reductions would jeopardize disaster response and public safety across the Gulf Coast.
CLUE, the Hilarious Murder-Mystery Comedy, Heads to Houston This June
CLUE, the hit murder-mystery comedy inspired by the classic board game and 1985 film, comes to Houston’s Hobby Center June 9–14, 2026.
Robert Nnake Launches Bid for Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 4 With Plan to Tackle Property Taxes and Rapid Growth
Candidate calls for smarter infrastructure planning, economic diversification, and stronger community engagement across Precinct 4.
Robert Nnake, a candidate for Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 4, outlines a vision centered on sustainable growth, property tax relief, infrastructure planning, and community cohesion in one of Texas’ fastest-growing and most diverse counties.
Bayou Collective Giving Circle Launches to Support Black-Led Organizations in Houston
The Bayou Collective Giving Circle has launched in Houston to pool resources and provide unrestricted funding and capacity-building support to Black-led organizations across the region.
Jasmine Crockett Pushes Back on Talarico Super PAC Attack Ad
Congresswoman Crockett’s campaign criticizes the ad as hypocritical and reaffirms her record of leadership and advocacy ahead of the March 3 Texas Democratic Senate primary.
Texas Democratic Senate candidates clash as a Super PAC backing James Talarico runs an attack ad against Jasmine Crockett, prompting a campaign response.
Rep. Menefee Joins House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force to Defend Civil Rights and Government Accountability
Newly sworn-in Rep. Menefee will leverage his legal experience to address executive overreach, safeguard healthcare and voting rights, and support equitable federal policies.
Rep. Menefee has been appointed to the House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force, where he will use his legal experience to defend civil rights, healthcare access, and government accountability.
Talarico Campaign to Air Super Bowl Ad Ahead of U.S. Senate Primary
State Rep. James Talarico will debut a Super Bowl ad highlighting campaign finance reform ahead of the March 3, 2026, Democratic U.S. Senate primary in Texas.
SEIU Texas Endorses Jasmine Crockett in U.S. Senate Race
Labor union representing more than two million workers backs Crockett in Democratic primary
SEIU Texas has endorsed U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the 2026 U.S. Senate race, citing her pro-labor voting record as the contest shapes up to be one of the most closely watched elections in the country.
Portillo’s Unveils New Sauces and Valentine’s Day Meal Deal
Portillo’s is celebrating Valentine’s Day with five new dipping sauces, a limited-edition Sauce Flight for loyalty members, and a Red Hot Meal Deal for two, available February 12-15.
Fort Bend County Commissioner Dexter McCoy Criticizes Judge KP George Over Forum Cancellation
Precinct 4 commissioner announces online town hall following Houston Chronicle candidate forum withdrawal as county judge race continues
Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Commissioner Dexter McCoy criticized County Judge KP George’s withdrawal from a Houston Chronicle forum and announced an online town hall as voters prepare for the upcoming county judge election.
Mardi Gras! Galveston 2026 Launches with Music, Parades, and Island Celebrations
Galveston kicks off Mardi Gras! 2026 with music, parades, and nonstop island energy February 6–8.
Hobby Center Announces 2026–2027 Broadway Season Featuring Houston Premieres and Fan Favorites
The Hobby Center has announced its 2026–2027 Broadway season, bringing Houston a mix of iconic classics, award-winning new musicals, and returning fan favorites.
Real Women Have Curves Opens at Alley Theatre, Celebrating Stories of Strength and Resilience
The Alley Theatre’s production of Real Women Have Curves delivers humor, heart, and timely cultural commentary through February 15, 2026.
Christian Menefee Earns Workers Defense Action Fund Endorsement Ahead of TX-18 Runoff Amid Immigration Concerns
Workers Defense Action Fund has endorsed former Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee in the TX-18 runoff, citing his record of expanding legal protections and services for immigrant communities amid ongoing national immigration enforcement concerns.
Biden-Era Nursing Home Staffing Regulations Rolled Back After Trump Meetings with Industry Donors
A federal nursing home staffing mandate aimed at improving resident care under Biden was repealed following private meetings between Trump and nursing home executives who had donated to his super PAC.
Houston’s February Happenings: Celebrate Love, Friendship, and the Big Game with Goodnight Hospitality
Houston’s Goodnight Hospitality offers a full lineup of February experiences, from Valentine’s Day and Galentine’s Day brunches to Super Bowl catering and Italian prix fixe dinners.
Dexter McCoy Earns Major Labor Endorsement in Fort Bend County Judge Race
Dexter McCoy receives a major labor endorsement in the Fort Bend County Judge Democratic primary, highlighting his record of supporting workers and community development.
Young Star King Moore Leads Global Effort to Inspire and Help Children
10-year-old King Moore launches a global youth campaign connecting children through music, service, and cultural exchange
Bobby Cole Releases Take It Back Agenda Ahead of 2026 Texas Governor’s Race
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bobby Cole unveiled his Take It Back Agenda, outlining policy priorities on housing, energy, healthcare, education, and cost of living as the 2026 Texas primary approaches.
TDECU Appoints Glenn Applewhite III as Market President for Greater Houston Region
TDECU has named banking veteran Glenn Applewhite III as Market President for Greater Houston, where he will lead strategic growth, strengthen Member relationships, and expand the credit union’s community impact.
Houston Arboretum to Host Tapas on the Trails for Valentine’s Day 2026
The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center will host Tapas on the Trails on February 14, offering an evening of food, drinks, and moonlit nature walks to support conservation and education programs.
Prairie View A&M University Announces New Academic Leadership and Programs
Prairie View A&M University begins 2026 with new leadership appointments and the launch of University College to strengthen student success and academic excellence.
J.D. Silva & Associates Offers Free Lyft Rides During Houston Rodeo and Barbecue Cook-Off
J.D. Silva & Associates is offering up to 250 free Lyft rides during Houston Rodeo and BBQ Cook-Off week to promote safe driving and prevent impaired driving.
HBCU Week NOW Student Film Festival to Premiere 10 Award-Winning Short Films on Jan. 27
Ten award-winning short films by HBCU students and recent graduates will premiere January 27 on the HBCU Week NOW YouTube channel, celebrating Black excellence and storytelling across genres.
Early Voting Begins Jan. 21 for Texas’ 18th Congressional District Runoff Election
Early voting for the Texas 18th Congressional District special runoff election runs from January 21 through January 27 as voters choose a representative to fill the remainder of the late Rep. Sylvester Turner’s term.
Walmart and Wing Launch Drone Delivery Service in Houston
Walmart and Wing have launched their drone delivery service in Houston, offering faster, more efficient delivery of groceries and essentials while making the city one of the first in the nation to adopt this technology.
AI Attack Ad Escalates Texas Senate Primary as Crockett Responds
An AI-generated attack ad has intensified the Texas U.S. Senate primary, as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett responds by emphasizing her bipartisan work and statewide voter outreach ahead of the March election.
SER of Puerto Rico Expands Services With $1M Donation From Thomas J. Henry
SER of Puerto Rico celebrates 75 years with expanded medical and rehabilitation services, supported by a $1 million donation from philanthropist Thomas J. Henry.
Haygood Elementary Opens as Model Campus for Growing Lamar CISD
Haygood Elementary School has opened in Fulshear as the first campus built from Lamar CISD’s new elementary prototype design to support rapid enrollment growth.
Space Center Houston Appoints Keesha Bullock as Chief Operating and Strategy Officer
Space Center Houston has appointed Keesha Bullock as its new Chief Operating and Strategy Officer, a newly created role supporting long-term growth, operations, and visitor experience.
Juliet HTX Steakhouse Valentine’s Day Dining with Live Music
Juliet HTX Steakhouse offers a Thursday night dining experience with live saxophone music and a $59.95 three-course menu, making it a laid-back option for Valentine’s Day.
Harris County Attorney’s Office Accepting Applications for 2026 Summer Legal Academy
The Harris County Attorney’s Office is accepting applications for its 2026 Summer Legal Academy, a two-week program introducing high school students to careers in law and the legal system
Houston Small Business Spotlight: Scentify Essence Turns Fragrance into Moments of Calm and Connection
Houston-based Scentify Essence transforms everyday spaces into mindful sanctuaries with hand-poured candles, luxury diffusers, and intentional fragrance experiences.
Dr. Audrey Nath Files for Houston City Council District C Special Election
The special election for Houston City Council District C is shaping up to be competitive.
Fort Bend County Judge Race Heats Up as Dexter McCoy Reports $1M Cash on Hand
The 2026 Fort Bend County Judge race is intensifying as Commissioner Dexter McCoy reports strong fundraising and a growing field of candidates ahead of key voting dates.
Give the Gift of Gucci This Valentine’s Day in Houston
Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Houston with Gucci’s 2026 Gift Guide, featuring luxury handbags, jewelry, shoes, and more.
Cadillac Nears Formula 1 Debut with Special Edition Testing Livery
Cadillac is moving closer to its Formula 1 debut with the unveiling of a Special Edition testing livery ahead of preseason shakedown runs and the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
Houston Texans Name Scott Shepherd Chief Revenue Officer
The Houston Texans have named veteran sports executive Scott Shepherd as chief revenue officer to lead the team’s commercial and revenue growth efforts.
AARP Texas Opens Applications for 2026 Community Challenge Grants
AARP Texas is now accepting applications for its 2026 Community Challenge Grants, offering funding for Houston-area projects that improve livability, accessibility, and community resilience for residents of all ages.
Holocaust Museum Houston Offers Free Admission on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Houstonians can honor Holocaust victims on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27, 2026, with free admission to Holocaust Museum Houston, featuring permanent galleries, survivor testimony, and the special exhibition Anachronous.
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