News & City Life

Sweating It Out

Sorry, This Houston Heat Is Not Ending Anytime Soon

We asked a meteorologist when we can expect the end to this hot madness.

08/23/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Weathering the Storm

How a Small, Scrappy Houston Nonprofit Redefined Hurricane Recovery

West Street Recovery turned Hurricane Harvey into a catalyst for change for its northeast Houston community.

08/21/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

When the Bell Rings

These Houston After-School Programs Have Something for Every Kid

Are you raising a future scientist or future singer? These local opportunities are curated to your kiddo’s vibe.

08/15/2023 By Houstonia Staff

Sustainable Artistry

This Massive Structure Will Bring More Than Just New Art to Houston

A solar-powered marvel coming to the East End in 2024, Arco del Tiempo will generate clean energy while creating an awe-inspiring experience for Houstonians.

08/08/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Endorsement Faceoff

Exploring the Backing for Houston's Top Mayoral Hopefuls

While Sheila Jackson Lee finds support from educators, John Whitmire has the backing of police unions.

08/07/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Vision of Change

Teenage Houstonian Honors Judge Lina Hidalgo with New Mural

Free of Judgement celebrates the politician’s work in Houston as a Latina leader.

07/31/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Artistic Altruism

Houston-Based Artist Jody Wood Wants to Change the World

Her new project on Houston's eviction crisis is just the latest of her works where art, advocacy, and community converge to create social change and human connection.

07/28/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Friendly Fire

Houston Dash Stars to Battle Each Other on Women’s World Cup Field

H-Town teammates get ready to face off on the international pitch while showcasing their national pride in Canada vs. Nigeria.

07/20/2023 By Uvie Bikomo

Furever Homes

To Save Lives, This Houston Rescue Ships Stray Animals to Other States

Rescued Pets Movement has saved more than 81,000 local dogs and cats from euthanasia since 2013.

06/29/2023 By Daniel Renfrow

The More You Know

New Hispanic History Tool Can Help Us Learn More about Houston

Galveston’s name and the bronze statue at Hermann Park have an interesting backstory.

06/21/2023 By Geneva Diaz

Love Is Love

Pride Houston Will Look Different This Year. The Heat Is to Blame.

Due to record-breaking temperatures that caused trouble in 2022, the festivities are being scaled back this Saturday—but big changes are coming in 2024.

06/20/2023 By Daniel Renfrow