Immigrants Without A Criminal Record Increasingly Targeted
The immigration crackdown is happening and increasing by the day, shocking communities everywhere including Texas
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Houston Museum Opens Office of Indigenous Community Relations
The Houston Museum of Natural Science created the Office of Indigenous Community Relations as a liaison between tribes, nations, and activist groups
Supreme Court Allows New Texas Maps
The Supreme Court paused a lower court’s decision, which essentially allows the new maps to be used in the state’s 2026 elections
Texan Joins Major Reproductive Rights Group
The new Executive Director of one of the largest reproductive advocacy nonprofits in the country has a strong connection to Texas
Houston Writer Debuts Teenage Time-Traveling Comic
One of the biggest hits at Houston Zine Fest was about a constantly tardy teenager (whose dealing with a lot!)
World AIDS Day In 2025
World AIDS Day carried even more significance for organizations like the Resource Center in Dallas in the face of widespread rollbacks and cuts to HIV funding
Hunger And The Lone Star State
For millions of Texans this year, hunger and food insecurity are top of mind instead of what’s on the Thanksgiving table
What It Means When Texas Counties Partner With ICE
Local partnerships with ICE, a relic from a nineties immigration bill, have turbocharged in Texas
Historic El Paso Tramway To Reopen With New Upgrades
The beloved tramway that used to dot the El Paso sky will (eventually) be making a comeback
Texas Congressional Maps Blocked
The ruling, authored by Trump-appointed Judge Jeffrey Brown is a sharp rebuke for Texas Republicans in the state house and senate
Special Elections Set In Texas
Abbott’s runoff announcement caps a long and winding road for the historic Harris County congressional district
Fluid Motion: The Perfect Mix of Art and Science in Houston
An exhibit currently shown in both the Houston Museum of Natural Science and the Nicole Longnecker Gallery is a compelling mixture of art and science
Immigration Policies Take A Toll On The Texas Economy
Almost a quarter of ICE arrests have occurred in Texas, inflicting widespread reverberations on the state's economy
Rodney Ellis Doc To Screen At Round Top Film Festival
A new short documentary from three storied directors about Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis premieres this weekend