The "Head Chick-in-Charge" is the proud owner and creator of both News With Attitude and Bayou Beat News websites. This multi award-winning journalist has served in management roles at various Houston newsrooms and loves digital storytelling.
For those of us who grew up with Hillman and now see a different face in the mirror, Netflix’s new generation offers something we didn’t know we needed: a chance to remember who we were—and appreciate who we became.
As families prepared for the start of a new school year, the Harris County Clerk's Office helped parents check one important item off their back-to-school checklist by opening all 10 of its annex locations for a countywide birth certificate event.
With record nominations, major Oscar wins, and a bold industry deal that challenged Hollywood norms, Ryan Coogler’s Sinners proved Black storytelling can dominate both the box office and the Academy.
Houston native Natalie Greene, a Deaf basketball standout at Gallaudet University, has been named the United East Conference Rookie of the Year after a dominant freshman season on the court and a 4.0 GPA in the classroom.
Black women are more than 40% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women. Experts say disparities in screening, treatment access and tumor biology all play a role.
The 16th Annual Darling Dash returns to Sugar Land Memorial Park, honoring Devaughn Darling and raising awareness about sickle cell disease and trait risks.
With the Democratic primary for Texas’ U.S. Senate race now settled, state Rep. James Talarico faces a new challenge: earning the support of Black women voters who strongly backed U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
As housing costs rise, multigenerational living can provide stability for Southern Black families, enhancing their generational wealth through multigenerational living Southern Black families.
Across the South, many voters treat November as the moment that matters. Presidential years dominate conversation. General elections feel final. But the quieter election — the one that determines who even reaches the November ballot — often receives far less attention. Understanding the significance of the Southern Black voters primaries is crucial for those looking to make their voices heard.
