October 31, 2026
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The National Black Book Festival in Houston represents more than a gathering of authors and readers. It is a celebration of African American literature, history,...

Texans hate property taxes. An August 2025 UT-Texas poll found that 85% of Texans thought further reducing property taxes was either extremely or very important,...

Whenever I hear people constantly criticizing, judging and condemning the younger generation, I am reminded of what is written in the Bible wherein Jesus had...

Michael Lee Perry, a beloved member of the Houston community, passed away on September 14, 2026, at the age of 41. Born on November 18,...

Harris County Precinct 4 has taken 61 surveillance and license-plate cameras offline amid concerns about privacy, data sharing and misuse....

Every election time, the exact same thing happens. Your campaign buses roll into Sunnyside, the Third Ward, Acres Homes, and Kashmere Gardens. Your workers set...

A federal lawsuit challenges a Utah road project that plaintiffs say threatens historic inscriptions left by Black Buffalo Soldiers in Gate Canyon....
A Houston commission wants Texas to raise the threshold for school takeovers, limit state appointees’ power and let local voters help decide when interventions end....
Texas Southern reopened its Science Building after a nearly two-month closure, but students report lingering musty odors and want full air-quality testing records released....
Texas school employees cannot satisfy child-abuse reporting duties by notifying only district police, as new guidance sends cases to independent authorities....

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