Young Black, engaged voters demand local change
Houston’s young Black voters’ education and thoughts on local politics.
Survivor’s guilt on Memorial Day: A Black veteran’s experience
A Black veteran shares his two-decade struggle with survivor’s guilt after combat loss.
New soccer mini pitch opens at Kashmere High School
Northeast Houston youth gain a safe soccer space as the World Cup nears.
Science, research proves May is best month
May is the superior month, and here’s the scientifically verified receipts to prove it.
For young people, now’s the time to talk about HIV
Only 28% of young adults aged 18-24 say they’ve ever been tested for HIV.
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Managing Editor Message: Quanell, Candice confront alleged racist, Trump attacks another Black woman reporter, FIFA
Coming together after the election, Trump’s latest Black woman attack, and Houston readies for FIFA.
Houston apartment inspection ordinance will ‘tackle the worst first’
Houston officials approved stricter apartment inspections targeting unsafe conditions, repeat violations, and negligent property owners.
Bellaire’s Rodrick Brown chases a future built on baseball and giving back
Bellaire’s Rodrick Brown turns early setbacks into purpose, chasing legacy beyond baseball dreams.
Texas District 18 Congressman Christian Menefee pushes election reform after yearlong vacancy
Menefee’s new bill targets delayed special elections, following TX-18’s 334 days without congressional representation.
Houston teacher fired by HISD takes fight to Austin
Fired HISD teacher Michelle Williams launches Texas House bid centered on public education and accountability.
Black Menswear Flashmob makes more than fashion statement
A movement of Black men uses intentional fellowship and fashion to change negative media narratives.
Profiles
Chef Virgil Harper brings flavorful fine dining experience to Houston
Chef Virgil Harper expands his empire, bringing global seafood culture to Houston.
Honey Beigh turns passion for reading into a global sisterhood
Black Girls Who Read transforms reading into community, connection, and a powerful movement for women.
Keyatta Crews creates Tubi success with family empire
Houston filmmaker Keyatta Crews shares strategy for successful Tubi movie launch
National
Rap lyrics, new confessions, death row: Inside James Broadnax’s execution
New confession, DNA evidence, and racial bias claims raise urgent questions before a Texas execution.
Houston Rep. Al Green removed from State of the Union after protesting racist trump video
Rep. Al Green removed from State of the Union after anti-racism protest.
Nicki Minaj declares herself Trump’s “No. 1 Fan,” politics as performance continues
Minaj dismissed criticism, praised Trump’s power and protection, and turned a policy event into pop theater.
Storm cuts TX-18 early voting short, judge orders Harris County to reopen polls
Houston groups sue to restore lost early voting days after storm disrupts TX-18 runoffs.
A year in, Trump’s agenda has deepened Black economic pain
Report warns that the ‘chaos’ of White House domestic policies is surging across Black America.