A Rice University historian reveals Houston’s pivotal role in the origins of Juneteenth celebrations, uncovering new insights into the city’s historic contributions to this important holiday.
Day: July 21, 2026
Former Houston U.S. Rep. Bill Archer, who served Texas for over three decades in Congress, has died at age 98. Archer was known for his work on tax policy and fiscal matters.
Houston’s March calendar is packed with 6+ must-attend business and innovation events, spotlighting tech breakthroughs, startup growth, and industry networking. Stay ahead with InnovationMap’s top picks.
HISD parents urge the school board to halt a special education overhaul affecting 5,000 students. Concerns focus on potential disruptions and inadequate support during the transition.
Data reveals that non-criminal immigrants in Texas have become the primary focus of ICE enforcement, shifting the agency’s priorities amid ongoing immigration debates, according to a Houston Chronicle report.
Acclaimed eatery Burger-chan has opened its second location in Houston Heights, expanding its popular menu and vibrant atmosphere. The new spot aims to serve more locals craving its signature burgers.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has arrived in Houston ahead of their historic return to the FIFA World Cup. The team prepares to make a strong impression in the tournament after a long absence.
A Mexican builder fatally shot by an ICE officer is mourned by family and community after building a life in the US. The incident raises questions about immigration enforcement and use of force.