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Houston ends immigration holds at traffic stops
Houston police officers chat with residents during a community event, a moment that reflects the comfort some people feel in everyday interactions with law enforcement. The scene contrasts with the…
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Celebrating 10 years of Latino cinema in Midtown
Roger Palomino presents a film at the the 2026 Houston Latino Film Festival. The film introduced was “Take it Away: The Rise and Fall of Tejano Hollywood.” Photo by Steven…
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Chief Justice Roberts visits Rice, addresses judicial attacks
Chief Justice Roberts visits Rice to speak about the challenges facing the judiciary. The hour-long conversation was moderated by Houston District Judge Lee Rosenthal. Photo by the Baker Institute for…
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Voter mobilization group challenges Republican grip on Texas politics
Protestors march outside Houston City Hall at March 28th’s No Kings Rally. Many protestors brought handmade signs, some calling for the defunding of ICE, others attacking President Trump. Powered by…
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Refugee-run farm launches stand after cuts
Resettled refugees and immigrants from Africa water and cultivate their own dedicated raised beds at community farm Shamba Ya Amani, Swahili for “farm of peace.” Photo by Hope Yang, Houston…
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240-bed superhub for unhoused Houstonians planned amid shortfall
A sign near Houston intersection, photographed March 2026, warns that camping on public property is prohibited under state law. Houston issued nearly 2,000 citations under expanded ordinances last year. Photographed…
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Community opposes vote to close 12 schools
Alcott Elementary, one of the 12 schools to be closed in the fall of 2026. The school serves 228 children pre-K through 5th grade, 99% of which are economically disadvantaged.…
