In Gulfton, solutions to some of the community’s toughest challenges came together in one place. Families didn’t just leave with school supplies—they left with access to health care, vital resources, and even a pathway to U.S. citizenship.
“I never knew there were so many multicultural news outlets in Houston!”
This was the comment most widely shared among some 200+ attendees at Houston Community Media’s first ever Expo, Conference and Awards held on July 8 at the United Way Conference Center in downtown Houston.
Disaster struck Texas Hill Country with little warning over the Fourth of July weekend, after days of torrential rain pushed the Guadalupe River to historic...
BISSELL Pet Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending pet homelessness, is once again promoting a nationwide call for adoption through its Empty the Shelters...
Houston Public Library (HPL) and Reading With A Rapper proudly announces the Lost & Found Summer Reading Challenge 2025. Running from July 1 through July...
As immigration enforcement increases across the country, many lawful permanent residents in the Houston area are reevaluating their legal status and seeking the security of U.S. citizenship. While national headlines spotlight undocumented immigrants, those who have held green cards for years are also expressing concern—and urgency.
As Houston’s heat intensifies, Two Brothers Foundation Repair is stepping up to help homeowners protect their homes from the seasonal dangers of foundation damage. The company is...
In a powerful celebration of history and health, the As One Foundation, is proud to announce the World Sickle Cell Day Juneteenth Jubilee Health Fair...
The Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo (BPIR), the nation’s only African American touring rodeo association, lit up the Cowtown Coliseum with two performances on Saturday, June 14, as...
Written By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent On Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day, Mayor Monroe Nichols, the city’s first African American...
