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Multi-Dove and GRAMMY-award-winning trailblazer Tye Tribbett is hitting the road this fall with his electrifying We Outside Tour—a 17-city run kicking off October 28 in Charlotte, NC. This high-energy gospel experience hits major cities like Atlanta, Brooklyn, Detroit, and Memphis, wrapping up November 22 in Houston, TX. Joining Tribbett on select dates are viral sensation […]
Southwest Airlines is changing its seating policy for larger customers. According to the Dallas-based airline, larger passengers who cannot be accommodated in a single plane seat will be required to purchase a second seat ahead of time and can then request a refund after the flight. Under the new policy, refunds can only be issued […]
Texans RB Joe Mixon To Miss At Least First Four Games The Texans will be without their starting running back for the start of the new season. Houston tailback Joe Mixon will not be activated from the non-football injury list, which will force him to sit out at least the first four games of the […]
According to A new study says racial and ethnic minorities are suffering the most from air pollution caused by U.S. oil and gas companies. The Science Advances said on Friday, air pollutants are causing 91-thousand premature deaths and hundreds of thousands of health issues each year. The groups taking the biggest toll are Black, Asian, […]
Two Suspects Killed During Attempted Home Invasion In SE Houston Police are investigating a failed home invasion that ended with the shooting deaths of two suspects in southeast Houston. Officers responded after 11 p.m. Friday to the reported shooting at a home on Bellnole Drive. Investigators say two masked men wearing bulletproof vests and phony […]
The Texas Senate could vote on a congressional redistricting plan as soon as today. This, after Texas House Republicans passed the plan to re-draw congressional maps in their favor. The state House reconvened Wednesday after protests from Democrats that saw them leave the state to break quorum and delay a vote. The governor said in […]
Have you seen the new trucks in your neighborhood yet? Nine brand-new recycling trucks are hitting Houston streets in an effort to finally get collection service back on schedule. The trucks, lined up at the city’s northeast service center, are so new they don’t even have paint on them yet. Mayor John Whitmire greeted solid […]
The Houston Texans traded wide receiver John Metchie III to the Philadelphia Eagles, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Sunday. The Texans received tight end Harrison Bryant and a fifth-round draft pick in exchange for Metchie and a sixth-round pick, sources told ESPN. The trade for Bryant comes after the Texans lost tight end Brevin Jordan to a season-ending knee injury last week. The […]
Satisfy us in the morning with Your unfailing love, that we may sing for joy and be glad all our days.” Psalm 90:14 Have you ever started your day feeling empty, searching for something to fill you up—whether it’s success, affirmation, or just a sense of peace? We chase after so many things, but true […]
Love is overrated, if you ask Gen-Z. A new dating survey by matchmaking service Tawkify says 46-percent of Gen-Zers would choose long-term financial stability over romance and almost one in three said they’d even take back an ex if that ex got rich. The survey also found that one in ten Gen-Z women say their […]
C.J. Gardner-Johnson injury update: Texans’ safety ACL intact with further tests ongoing, per report Houston Texans safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was carted off the practice field Thursday with a lower leg injury that initially raised concerns about his knee. Tests have since confirmed his ACL is intact, but further evaluations are scheduled to determine the full […]
A woman will make MLB history this weekend as the first to ever be an umpire in a regular-season game. Jen Pawol will umpire in three of the four games between the Miami Marlins and Braves in Atlanta. She will be behind home plate for the series finale on Sunday. Pawol began her career as […]
