The National Black Church Initiative (NBCI) recently entered the growing debate over artificial intelligence data centers with a position that is neither an outright embrace nor rejection of the technology. The coalition, which says it represents 150,000 African American and Latino faith communit...
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While much of the attention in Texas’ historic election centered on the victories of gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa and U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico, Democrats also made sweeping gains in other statewide races, capturing offices Republicans had controlled for decad...
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Like the true art lovers they are, Art League Houston’s Re/Mix Gala attendees put their most cutting-edge selves forward to celebrate the top movers and shakers in the Texas art world and reveal the Texas Artist of the Year. The sold-out evening, co-chaired by Daisy Perez and Sar...
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Walk into a Black home in Houston, Atlanta, Detroit, or Oakland, and something feels familiar before anyone says hello. A bag stuffed with more bags sits under the kitchen sink. A blue tin on the closet shelf holds no cookies. A jar of Vaseline is within arm’s reach, and a glass ...
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PRAIRIE VIEW – This past spring, Neveah Figueroa had an experience like she never thought she would have when the Prairie View A&M women’s golf team came out of nowhere to capture the SWAC Championship. Neveah Figueroa. Credit: Prairie View athletics Now, it’s all about capturing...
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Former federal judge Vanessa Gilmore, affectionately known as Judge V, could easily star in one of those old Dos Equis “Most Interesting [Person] in the World” commercials. Seriously, what hasn’t this amazing Black woman done? The Hampton University alumna has been an author of f...
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Jordan Coleman had $25 to her name when she pulled up to Chef Jay Eats & Treats, a takeout counter in north Houston. Laid off from a legal administrative job and driving for Uber, she spent it on a meal she planned to film. The video drew nearly 1 million views. The owner emailed...
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It’s official. Texas has turned blue. Historic Democratic victories and record midterm turnout have ushered in new political possibilities for Black Houstonians, but voters say elected officials must deliver on their campaign promises when they take office. Nearly 1.4 million vot...
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Texas Republicans redrew the state’s congressional map in 2025 with the goal of giving their party an advantage in Washington. But in Houston’s 9th Congressional District, the new boundaries didn’t deliver the outcome Republicans wanted. Democrat Leticia Gutierrez defeated Republ...
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League City is beginning to cover its Flock license plate reader cameras after voters rejected their continued use, setting in motion a shutdown of a technology that has divided residents over public safety and privacy. About 54% voted against Proposition A, while about 46% suppo...
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What: Sunshine Kids “Boots and Bourbon” fundraiser Where: The Ballroom at Bayou Place PC Moment: It was a boot scootin’ night in Houston when 400 Western-attired enthusiasts raised more than $600,000 for Sunshine Kids, a record for the nonprofit that provides positive group activ...
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With holiday deliveries increasing, Constable Mark Herman’s Office is reminding residents to take steps to prevent thieves from stealing packages from their doorsteps. The Constable says residents should do the following to keep their packages safe Track deliveries so you know wh...
