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Report indicates growing concerns for Houston homeowners and renters
A new report states that Houston and Harris County residents face “an escalating affordability crisis.” Published by The Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University, the 2026 State of Housing report tracks trends in home rentals and homeownership, new developments, insurance rates, and evictions. Photo by City of Houston…
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World Cup brings global experience to Houston bars
With Houston serving as a host city for seven World Cup matches, watch parties at restaurants and bars have become a hub for local and international fans alike.
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Instructor works to create inclusive community through hip-hop yoga
Any given week, Hip Hop Yoga could bring more than 250 Houstonians to Discovery Green. Instructor Alicia Dugar Stephenson says the series is intended to make yoga accessible to everyone.
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Gen Z fights to save historic Garden Oaks movie theater
The Garden Oaks Theater, once one of Houston’s most revered independent cinemas, is facing demolition. Gen Z is stepping into the fight to save it.
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Mythical Realms opens at Houston Zoo
Houston Zoo visitors can explore dragons and mythical creatures in the new Mythical Realms exhibit, open through early September.
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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 Burgess, Houston Newsroom. The Houston Latino Film Festival is an annual event showing films from across Latin America and the…
