Discover the best Houston restaurant specials and events this September, from anniversary menus and charity dining to creative new dishes and limited-time offers.

A public art project called Hueman:Shelter was unveiled on Thursday.

“As space infrastructure moves from government-led to commercially operated, it’s critical we preserve and expand access to low-Earth orbit (LOE) for science,” Dr. Lucie Low, Axiom’s chief science officer, said.

Organizers say the celebration is meant to honor bats as “superheroes” of the natural world. Not only do they help control pests like mosquitoes, but they also pollinate plants and disperse seeds.

The University of Houston Men's Basketball team has resumed activities as classes restart, with aims for another national title run.

From August 19 through September 9, participating Houston-area Chick-fil-A restaurants are serving up a free breakfast item, no purchase required.

We have one month left of summer (says the calendar, but probably not the weather) and that means 30 days to enjoy the best summer desserts Houston has to offer. From ice cream floats to gourmet banana splits and paletas made with real fruit, here’s our summer dessert bucket list.

They say laughter is the best medicine, which is why shows like “Shrinking” on Apple TV+ are exactly what the doctor ordered. With seven Emmy nominations this year, including Outstanding Comedy Series with Black among the nominated writers, “Shrinking” is redefining how comedy can tackle grief and healing with both honesty and heart.

A recent study by WalletHub captured the hardworking essence that Texans know all too well by naming it one of the hardest-working states in America.

Get ready, Houston! The 2025 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands takes over NRG Stadium August 22-24, featuring powerhouse HBCU bands like Texas Southern’s Ocean of Soul — who’ll bring music, tradition, and a heartfelt tribute to local flood victims. Beyond the epic performances, enjoy community events, career fairs, and more.

What’s the number one stop on your Houston tour when you have friends or family come to town? We posed that question on a recent “Houston Life” and loved hearing where you like to take your guests. HL hosts Derrick Shore and Tessa Barrera also shared their favorite spots.

They say everything is bigger in Texas, and that’s why you don’t have to go very far to find things to do in Texas. Whatever your interests are, something is going on, and you’ll never get bored.