UNT Dallas Introduces Free Tuition Program for Texas Students
The rising cost of higher education has long kept college out of reach for many families, but a new initiative at the University of North Texas at Dallas aims to
Houston ICE Policy Battle Sparks Fear, Debate, and Call for Community Action
A growing political and legal battle over immigration enforcement in Houston is raising serious concerns across immigrant communities, as city leaders face pressure from the State of Texas to reverse
Houston Moves Forward With $1.4 Billion Convention Center Expansion
Houston is moving forward with one of the most ambitious development projects in its history as city leaders advance a $1.4 billion expansion of the George R. Brown Convention Center,
Houston Community Land Trust Bus Tour Highlights Fight for Affordable Housing and Community Stability
Preserving Place, Price, and People HOUSTON — A recent housing tour hosted by Houston Community Land Trust (CLT) brought community leaders, media professionals, and advocates face-to-face with one of the
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Applauds New Federal Tool to Combat Screwworm Threat
Texas Welcomes New Tool Against Screwworm Threat Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is welcoming a new federal authorization that could help livestock producers and veterinarians better protect animals from one
Southwest Farmers Market Announces $60,000 Scholarship Program for High School Students
Southwest Farmers Market (SWFM) recently announced the organization’s 2026 Scholarship Program. This year, SWFM will commit $60,000 in scholarship funds to twenty (20) African graduating High School Seniors, with each
Understanding the Primaries and Midterms: What Every Voter Should Know
As the next round of primaries and midterm elections approaches, voters across Texas are being urged to learn the rules, deadlines, and procedures that shape the electoral process. At a
A Lifeline for the Community: Inside the 211 System Serving Millions Across Texas
For many people facing a sudden crisis, the hardest part is knowing where to turn. When rent is due, the lights are about to be shut off, or a family
Getting Housed and Staying Housed in Houston
Anna Rhodes Christa Stoneham Alexis Loving Ashley Allen Aarti Goswami Beyond the Keys: How Houston Is Rethinking What It Means to Stay Housed Houston has earned national attention for reducing
Historic Visit: Texas Agriculture Commissioner Steps Into an African Marketplace
On December 20, 2025, history was made in the heart of Houston’s southwest corridor when Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller paid an official visit to one of the Southwest Farmers