In this new series, 50 solo artists are challenged to form brand-new bands, create original songs, and perform in front of a live audience, all in just 30 days.

From swift footwork to flawless finishes, these hometown athletes are proving that the future of fencing is fierce.

A team of students from St. John’s School in Houston has advanced to the finals of the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge), a prestigious international math competition. The team’s innovative solution to the pressing issues of extreme heat and power grid failures earned them a spot among the nine finalist teams.

Brently Hartinger from Tarkington Prairie, Texas won junior bull riding competitions.

In honor of Christmas and Hanukkah only a few days away, we’re getting into the holiday spirit with some friendly competition!

Watch as we play ‘Opening Ceremony Ring Toss,’ ‘Dress Like a Champ,’ and ‘Parade of Nations Flag Scramble’ in our own fun competition.

‘American Ninja Warrior’ returns tonight for a brand-new season, and it’s all set to be more action-packed than ever before!

As two-time national champions, HITS is proud to compete on behalf of Team USA this year before ice skating fans from all over the world.

Tonight the city’s top mixologists will compete in a friendly competition to see who can come up with most creative cocktails representing H-Town, all for a good cause.

With multiple contestants representing the Houston area this season, Lauren Kelly caught up with Grant McCartney, aka the ‘Island Ninja’ before tonight’s new episode.

A Houston-Philadelphia competition coinciding with the World Series is getting a lot of attention and it’s all for a good cause. Both major U.S. cities are impacted by food insecurity.

You will probably recognize actor Adam Rodriguez from his reoccurring roles on ‘CSI: Miami’ or ‘Criminal Minds,’ but fans definitely won’t forget that he also starred in Steven Soderberg’s original hit film, Magic Mike.

Get ready to eat your hearts out Houston.

Houston native, Diana Gonzalez Mejia, won the Project Yellow Light contest for her Billboard.

FILE - Catriona Gray of the Philippines, left, reacts as she is crowned the new Miss Universe 2018 by Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters during the final round of the 67th Miss Universe competition in Bangkok, Thailand, on Dec. 17, 2018. After a year and a half, the Miss Universe competition will return with a live telecast on May 16. (AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe, File)NEW YORK – After a year and a half, the Miss Universe competition will return with a live telecast on May 16. The last Miss Universe pageant was in December 2019 and its winner, Zozibini Tunzi of South Africa, has worn the crown longer than anyone else. The Miss Universe competition will air in more than 160 territories and countries across the globe.

HOUSTON – ‘American Ninja Warrior’ returns to a brand-new night here on KPRC 2, moving to Wednesday’s at 8 p.m. Get ready to cheer on local competitor, Houstonian David Wright, as he takes on the massive course in tomorrow night’s new episode. If you are the ultimate ‘American Ninja Warrior’ fan, don’t forget to enter to win some great swag from the show! The contest is open now and will close tomorrow night after 'American Ninja Warrior 'ends. Watch as Lauren Kelly chats with David about the experience, and what fans can expect from tomorrow night’s new episode.

Pastry chefs Nikita Freeman and Neciey Shelton entered a baking competition last June to gain exposure for their at-home baking businesses. The experience pushed them to create their own baking competition, Bakers of Mo City. The winning cake was a Black Lives Matter themed design made by Tenique Guillory. For me, Black Lives Matter is very touchy because of my skin complexion, said Guillory. Putting all that hurt and pain into my craft.Bakers of Mo City also donated $1,000 to Black Lives Matter Houston.

HOUSTON – Mayor Turner will announce the launch of Liftoff Houston, the City of Houston’s annual business plan competition sponsored by Capital One Bank and administered by the Houston Public Library (HPL) and the Office of Business Opportunity (OBO). The plans will be announced at City Hall at 3 p.m.Turner said winners in three categories – Service, Product and Innovation – will each receive $10,000 from Capital One Bank. Due to COVID-19 concerns, this year all Liftoff Houston events will be held virtually. The program also includes an Educational Pathway, which provides business education opportunities to all who are interested. Houston Public Library Director Dr. Rhea Brown Lawson, Office of Business Opportunity Director Marsha Murray and Capital One Bank VP of Business Development Mark Boucree will also speak during the press conference.