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Mental Health and Houston Super Commutes: Why More Katy Residents Are Seeking Help Earlier
Life in Katy offers plenty of advantages, but for thousands of residents, the workday begins and ends with a lengthy drive. Whether commuting into Houston’s Energy Corridor, downtown, or the Texas Medical Center, spending hours in traffic can gradually affect […]
Abbie Kamin Makes Historic Debut as Harris County Attorney
County Attorney Abbie Kamin made history as the first woman and mother to serve as Harris County Attorney. She took the oath of office on June 15 surrounded by loved ones, community members, and neighborhood leaders. “Together, we will defend the rights and liberties of […]
Rep. Troy E. Nehls to Advance Water Resources Development Act of 2026, Securing Wins for Texas and Local Communities
WASHINGTON, D.C. —Today, during a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee markup, Congressman Troy E. Nehls (R-TX-22) voted “YES” to advance the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026, bipartisan legislation that addresses critical water resources infrastructure needs across the country, including the State of Texas and the 22nd Congressional District of Texas. […]
Witnesses in ICE Shooting of Houston Father Still Detained as Pressure Mounts for Full Investigation
by Juhi Varma Houston, TX — Days after 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was fatally shot by ICE agents during an enforcement operation, his family and community leaders are still searching for clear answers —and calling for accountability. These calls appear to […]
When Everyday Commutes Turn Into Complex Legal Cases Across Greater Houston Roads
Photo by Terrance Barksdale from Pexels Houston drivers expect congestion, construction, and long commutes, but few expect an ordinary trip to become the start of a personal injury claim. From crowded interstate corridors to busy neighborhood intersections, crashes can create […]
Updated Calendar Release: Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston presents The Gondoliers July 18-19 and July 25-26, with tickets going fast
Updated Calendar Release WHAT: The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston, the City’s longest-running opera company, celebrates its 75th season with a rousing production of The Gondoliers, presented the last two weekends of July at the Wortham Theater Center. This lively, […]
Statement from Commissioner Lesley Briones on the Deadly Shooting Involving ICE Agents in Houston’s East End
“We have learned of reports regarding a deadly shooting involving ICE agents today in Houston. The Trump administration has broken public trust and constitutional rights with its extremist immigration enforcement. My prayers are with everyone affected by this death, especially […]
Communities In Schools of Houston announces 2026-27 Society of Petroleum Engineers Houston scholarship recipients
HOUSTON, July 7, 2026 – Communities In Schools of Houston (CIS), an educational nonprofit, announces the recipients of the Society of Petroleum Engineers–Gulf Coast Section (SPE-GCS) scholarships for the 2026-27 academic year. Each of the four students will receive a $12,000 […]
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston members create gigantic “We, The Kids” America250 flag mural now displayed at headquarters near downtown
HOUSTON, July 3, 2026 – More than 125 youth from Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston (BGCGH) participated in the planning, creation, and painting of a 300-foot x 50-foot American flag mural unveiled on July 2 in the parking […]
