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Looking for a new job? Two local school districts are hosting a job fair June 5
Read full article: Looking for a new job? Two local school districts are hosting a job fair June 5Two local school districts are hosting job fairs today, June 5! Humble ISD and Fort Bend ISD are hiring teachers, aides, and support staff for the upcoming school year.
Catch these flicks during AMC Summer Movie Camp returns for 2025 at a theatre near you!
Read full article: Catch these flicks during AMC Summer Movie Camp returns for 2025 at a theatre near you!Need summer plans? 🍿🎥🥤 Consider going to the movies and seeing some fan-favorites returning at AMC Theaters!
Cast, crew of ‘King of the Hill’ talk revival, legacy of iconic animated series
Read full article: Cast, crew of ‘King of the Hill’ talk revival, legacy of iconic animated seriesThe show is officially coming back and the fans aren’t the only ones looking forward to the revival, but in the nostalgic laughter, the cast and crew showed heartfelt tears and sobering humility for those who were a part of the series now gone, but never forgotten.
‘King of the Hill’ actor, Jonathan Joss, shot to death in San Antonio
Read full article: ‘King of the Hill’ actor, Jonathan Joss, shot to death in San AntonioActor Jonathan Joss, 59, best known for playing the voice of John Redcorn on the animated series “King of the Hill,” has died in San Antonio on Sunday, a law enforcement source confirmed.
‘King of the Hill’ Revival: What to know about premier date, voice casting
Read full article: ‘King of the Hill’ Revival: What to know about premier date, voice castingHo-Yeah! We finally are learning more about the highly-anticipated return of the iconic animated sitcom, “King of the Hill.“ What are some of your favorite KOTH quotes?!
2025 annual study on Houston’s homeless population set to be released in June
Read full article: 2025 annual study on Houston’s homeless population set to be released in JuneThe Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County is set to release its annual study in June, detailing the number of individuals experiencing homelessness, estimated at 3,300 across Houston.
‘If it wasn’t me… the person in my spot would’ve died’: Iraq vet reflects after surprise generator from Tomball company
Read full article: ‘If it wasn’t me… the person in my spot would’ve died’: Iraq vet reflects after surprise generator from Tomball companyAn Iraq War veteran in Tomball who lost his leg and vision was surprised with a new home generator donated by a local company and installed with help from Harris County deputies. The generator will provide backup power during outages and plans to improve his family’s quality of life.
‘We lost legacy homes’: Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth in St. Louis to help after devastating tornado
Read full article: ‘We lost legacy homes’: Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth in St. Louis to help after devastating tornadoIn the wake of St. Louis’s most devastating storm in 60 years, Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth has stepped in with hands on relief. This story highlights the tornado’s widespread destruction, the disproportionate impact on communities, the city’s emergency response and how Trae is offering not just help, but hope.
Houston set to make history as Daikin Park hosts MLB’s first-ever car show
Read full article: Houston set to make history as Daikin Park hosts MLB’s first-ever car showThe inaugural All-Stars Car Show will be held at Daikin Park in Houston on August 2, 2025, marking the first time a Major League Baseball stadium hosts such an event.
‘Come and film it’: Texas House passes film incentive bill, strengthening major step for media production industry
Read full article: ‘Come and film it’: Texas House passes film incentive bill, strengthening major step for media production industry“This victory belongs to every crew member, storyteller, entrepreneur, and advocate who believes in the power of Texas-made media,” Media for Texas said in a joint statement. “We’re proud to say: this is just the beginning. The future of film is Texas. #ComeAndFilmIt”
Texas could learn a lot from Billy Bob Thornton. Here’s what I learned
Read full article: Texas could learn a lot from Billy Bob Thornton. Here’s what I learnedYou may remember Billy Bob Thornton from any of the numerous movies and TV shows he's done or the music he's released with his band "The Boxmasters," but you may not know about his unconditional love for Texas, even though he doesn't consider himself a "pure blood Texan."
‘I try to be the dad he lost’: Cleveland teacher rallies community to gift teen pilot scholarship after father’s death
Read full article: ‘I try to be the dad he lost’: Cleveland teacher rallies community to gift teen pilot scholarship after father’s deathAfter losing his father to cancer, a Cleveland High School student found hope and support from a teacher and the community — who came together to surprise him with a full scholarship to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot.
‘Don’t sit back and wait’: Financial advisor shares smart moves for tackling your student loans
Read full article: ‘Don’t sit back and wait’: Financial advisor shares smart moves for tackling your student loansFinancial advisor Michael Neuenschwander advises borrowers to take proactive measures to manage their student loans as repayments resume.
Preventing suicide in Houston: crisis helplines, mental health, and financial support
Read full article: Preventing suicide in Houston: crisis helplines, mental health, and financial supportSeptember is Suicide Prevention Month, but awareness of this issue should be front of mind no matter the season.
‘Happy like Abby:’ Community rallies with wagging tails for 3-year-old battling leukemia
Read full article: ‘Happy like Abby:’ Community rallies with wagging tails for 3-year-old battling leukemiaIn Hockley, the community has come together to support three-year-old Abby Clark, who is battling leukemia.
‘King of the Hill’ is officially coming back, but Texas will get the exclusive first look
Read full article: ‘King of the Hill’ is officially coming back, but Texas will get the exclusive first lookThe beloved animated series is expected to return to Hulu later this year, "I tell you ''hwhat!" What are some of your favorite KOTH quotes?!
Ben Taub Hospital re-verified as Level I trauma center, continues to lead in advanced trauma care in Harris County
Read full article: Ben Taub Hospital re-verified as Level I trauma center, continues to lead in advanced trauma care in Harris CountyBen Taub Hospital has been re-verified as a Level I trauma center, one of two in Harris County. It provides essential trauma care and trains future healthcare professionals in partnership with Baylor College of Medicine. Upcoming events include a trauma conference on May 21 and a survivor celebration on May 30.
Enjoy fresh, locally sourced seafood at these Galveston restaurants
Read full article: Enjoy fresh, locally sourced seafood at these Galveston restaurantsIn this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, the crew returns to Galveston to learn how fresh caught Gulf seafood makes it from the dock to your plate. Host Chris Shepherd’s first stop is at Katie’s Seafood Market where he meets local fisherman Buddy Guindon who owns the market and Katie’s Seafood House right next door.
New Hope Housing Berry: A new chapter in affordable housing for Houston’s Northside
Read full article: New Hope Housing Berry: A new chapter in affordable housing for Houston’s NorthsideGreat news for those seeking affordable housing! New Hope Housing (NHH), a leading provider of affordable housing and services, will host the grand opening of its newest community tomorrow.
‘No mirrors, no walls, no ballet bars—just a vision:’ How a HISD elementary teacher built an award winning dance program
Read full article: ‘No mirrors, no walls, no ballet bars—just a vision:’ How a HISD elementary teacher built an award winning dance programWhat started with no mirrors, no studio, and a lot of imagination has become one of Houston ISD’s most celebrated elementary dance programs. Under the passionate leadership of Amber Ferguson, Thurgood Marshall’s young dancers are not only winning competitions across all grade levels—they’re building confidence, creativity, and community along the way.
87 kittens in need of foster homes as ‘kitten season’ hits Houston
Read full article: 87 kittens in need of foster homes as ‘kitten season’ hits HoustonThe Houston SPCA is urgently seeking foster homes for 108 young animals, including 87 kittens, as "kitten season" heightens the influx of orphaned litters.
Bring birthday joy to hospitalized children at Haley’s Happy Birthdays program – May 17th in Houston
Read full article: Bring birthday joy to hospitalized children at Haley’s Happy Birthdays program – May 17th in HoustonHaley Rasco Foundation will host its third annual Haley’s Happy Birthdays event in Houston, aimed at bringing joy to children spending their birthdays in the hospital. The event invites the community to build personalized birthday boxes, donate toys, and learn how to support families facing pediatric illness.
The Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation presents ‘A Celebration of Reading’ on KPRC 2
Read full article: The Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation presents ‘A Celebration of Reading’ on KPRC 2The program features best-selling authors and members of the Bush family. Hear the stories of incredibly talented authors and how you can help the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation in its mission to improve literacy rates for children and adults.
Exploring Galveston’s seafood scene: A taste of tradition and innovation
Read full article: Exploring Galveston’s seafood scene: A taste of tradition and innovationGalveston is known for its laid-back coastal vibe, rich history, and, of course, seafood. However, despite its proximity to the water, not all Galveston restaurants are sourcing fresh Gulf seafood. Host Chris Shepherd set out to sort out the local spots that are sourcing locally and serving up some of the best dishes in town.
From a 0.2 GPA to TSU Valedictorian — After being told he’d be dead or in jail by 18
Read full article: From a 0.2 GPA to TSU Valedictorian — After being told he’d be dead or in jail by 18From a 0.2 GPA to valedictorian, Angelo Canty’s journey is a powerful comeback story. After serving nine years in the Army and returning to school alongside his wife, Canty found purpose, community, and academic success at Texas Southern University — proving it’s never too late to rewrite your story.
From drab to fab: East Houston Civic Club gives Bella Loli Garden Shop a makeover, boosting local business on Mesa Road
Read full article: From drab to fab: East Houston Civic Club gives Bella Loli Garden Shop a makeover, boosting local business on Mesa RoadThe East Houston Civic Club brought new life to Bella Loli Garden Shop on Mesa Road with a vibrant makeover. Local volunteers rolled up their sleeves to paint, plant, and refresh the shop, turning it into a welcoming community oasis. This transformation is just the beginning, as the Civic Club continues its mission to uplift local businesses and bring neighbors together.
Free Family Day at the Houston Maritime Center & Museum: race boats, solve oil spills, and suit up in hazmat gear
Read full article: Free Family Day at the Houston Maritime Center & Museum: race boats, solve oil spills, and suit up in hazmat gearEnjoy a free day of discovery and fun as you explore how Houston’s maritime community works to keep our oceans and coastlines clean — and learn how you can help. From oil spill mystery-solving and hazmat suit demos to hands-on clean-up gear and interactive games, there’s something for the whole family.
How Houston chef’s downtown restaurant ‘Barbacana’ is a love letter to his mother
Read full article: How Houston chef’s downtown restaurant ‘Barbacana’ is a love letter to his motherWith Mother's Day around the corner, a Houston chef who has cut his teeth at some of the biggest fine dining restaurants in the city, has never forgotten his biggest supporter and the one who first introduced him to his love of food.
Nearly 40K Houston 5th-graders set to experience live theater for FREE during 2025-2026 season
Read full article: Nearly 40K Houston 5th-graders set to experience live theater for FREE during 2025-2026 seasonThe Hobby Center, in partnership with ExxonMobil, is expanding its free arts program for Houston-area 5th-graders, allowing up to 40,000 students to experience live theater performances during the school day.
Free Whataburger breakfast for teachers May 5–9, $75K in classroom grants
Read full article: Free Whataburger breakfast for teachers May 5–9, $75K in classroom grantsWhataburger is celebrating educators by offering free breakfast from May 5–9 to those with a valid school ID at participating locations, as well as awarding $75,000 in classroom grants as part of its 75th anniversary.
Houston students living in digitally divided areas now college-bound thanks to AT&T’s free laptop distribution
Read full article: Houston students living in digitally divided areas now college-bound thanks to AT&T’s free laptop distribution2 Houston area students who were among the lucky recipients of a laptop, thanks to AT&T's efforts to bridge the digital divide, used them to apply for college and scholarships