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The National Audubon Society Kept Its Name. These Chapters Are Leaving It Behind.

From Seattle to Houston, more than 50 local chapters have renamed themselves as part of a reckoning over John James Audubon’s racist past.

Capital & Main

A Houston Immigration Attorney Faces Federal Fraud Charges: Key Takeaways for Her Alleged Victims

Federal prosecutors say Houston attorney Alla Nowowiejski took fees for immigration cases, then gave clients fake case numbers instead of real filings.

Latin Times

Five Numbers Behind Josh Allen’s Woes Against the Texans

Josh Allen has struggled against the Texans. Will he fare better in Week 1?

Sports Illustrated

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Telemundo Just Took Over Texas: 4 Cities, 2 Days, One Big Hispanic Heritage Month Send-Off

Telemundo's daytime shows broadcast live from Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and McAllen this week, kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month in Texas.

Latin Times

Paralysed in a car crash, this US Army veteran rebuilt his life and graduated seven years later earning petroleum engineering degree

Army veteran Rocky Fernandez earned his petroleum engineering degree seven years after a car crash. He overcame paralysis, hospital stays, and medical setbacks to return to education. Support from the Houston VA and vocational services aided his academic journey. Fernandez adjusted to life with paralysis while managing health challenges and…

The Economic Times

Exclusive: Texas deputy and wife beaten by Waffle House employees in parking space dispute, suit says

Exclusive: The merciless stomping resulted in a shattered eye socket, a broken collarbone, and a lawsuit now pending in state court

The Independent UK

Army veteran paralysed in crash returns seven years later with a degree

Rocky Fernandez, an Army veteran, faced a turning point when a catastrophic car accident led to paralysis. Grateful for the Houston VA's assistance in education and rehabilitation, he committed to completing a petroleum engineering degree despite ongoing health challenges. After seven grueling years of effort, he triumphantly graduated and is…

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Texas cities say Abbott’s proposal to disband their electric companies won’t lower costs

On the campaign trail, the governor said dismantling city-owned utilities will save customers money by introducing competition.

The Texas Tribune

ICE Is Arresting Latino Immigrants at Up to 115 Times the Rate of Others — Here's What New Data Shows

ICE arrests fall hardest on Latino immigrants regardless of criminal record. See how New York, LA, Chicago, Houston and Miami compare.

Latin Times

50,000 Troops, No End Date: What the Pentagon's Iran Extension Means for Texas Military Families

The Pentagon is locking in an Iran deployment through 2027. Hispanic troops, overrepresented in the ranks, face the longest strain.

Latin Times

He Watched ICE Kill His Brother Lorenzo — Now a Houston Grand Jury Is Waiting to Hear Him Say It Under Oath

Victor Salgado Araujo is free from ICE detention and ready to testify in his brother's shooting death as Houston's grand jury process nears.

Latin Times

Latino Retailers Are Following Their Customers Out of the City and Into the Suburbs

Latino population growth is outpacing Chicago and Houston's historic barrios, and Hispanic-owned retailers are following their customers into the suburbs.

Latin Times

Beyond Los Angeles: How ICE Enforcement Is Hitting Five Cities' Latino Business Corridors

ICE enforcement isn't just an LA story. New data from Houston, Chicago, Brooklyn and Miami shows Latino-owned businesses losing revenue for months.

Latin Times

Nick Bartlett’s 2026 Week One Fearless Predictions

Nick Bartlett looks at some factors that could affect the outcome of the tio regional contests this weekend.

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Texas ‘Killing Fields’: Man gets 20 years in teen’s death, first conviction tied to 4 women found at one site

A Texas man has been sentenced to the maximum 20 years in prison over the death of 16-year-old Laura Miller, whose remains were among those found in an area southeast of Houston where more than 30 girls and young women have turned up dead since the 1970s.

Latin Times

U.S. Government Shutdown Threat Lifted Through Dec. 11 — Trump Signs Stopgap H.R. 6500 Funding Bill

The government stays funded through Dec. 11 after a Sept. 30 shutdown was sidestepped. Here's what's on the line for SNAP, WIC and federal workers.

International Business Times UK

Tropical Storm Houston Alert: Edouard Floods Cut Power to 56,800 Across Texas

Edouard left 56,800 Texas customers without power as severe floods hit communities north and east of Houston.

Latin Times

ICE Says Every Field Agent Will Have a Body Camera By End of September — After Missing Its Last Promise Too

DHS says ICE agents will finally get body cameras by Sept. 30, months after fatal shootings in Houston and Maine left no video record at all.

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In 1947, Houston opened a 700-plus-seat Art Deco theater; 79 years later, after demolition was planned, supporters raised $2.8 million toward saving the $7.1 million property

Houston's historic Garden Oaks Theater faced demolition after its sale in 2025. A local preservation campaign successfully raised funds to acquire the property. The nonprofit Arthouse Houston plans to transform the building into an arts and film center. This new center will combine historic preservation with new cultural uses. The…

The Times of India

In 1986, Houston bought 1,400 acres for an airport that was never built; 40 years later, the land is becoming parks and flood-control space

In a significant move, Houston has sold 1,400 acres of land for nearly twenty million dollars, originally acquired for a third major airport back in 1986. However, the airport project faced environmental issues and economic changes that stalled efforts long ago. Now, this land will be allocated by Waller County…

The Economic Times

In 2006, Beyoncé donated $2 million to build 42 Houston apartments for people facing homelessness, years before BeyGOOD—and her housing work later returned to the city

Years before launching BeyGOOD, American iconic singer Beyoncé donated $2 million in 2006 toward 42 housing units in Houston for homeless people. The project reflected her early commitment to community support and came amid the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Beyoncé's philanthropy also extended to employment and addiction recovery apart from…

The Conversation

Trump is proposing a US Space Academy – if created, it could blur the lines between NASA and the military

During a visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston on Aug. 28, 2026, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to create a United States Space Academy.

The Times of India

In 2006, Beyoncé donated $2 million to build 42 apartments for people experiencing homelessness in Houston; the project became one of her earliest major housing initiatives

Long before BeyGOOD became the name attached to Beyoncé's global charitable work, the singer was already putting significant money into community projects in Houston. According to the BeyGOOD foundation by Beyoncé, in 2006, she donated $2 million towards the construction of the Knowles-Temenos Place Apartments, a 42-unit housing complex for…

Latin Times

Trump Wants a Space Academy. Houston's Already Lobbying For It

Trump's new commission has 120 days to design a US Space Academy. Houston wants it, but cost and NASA's Latino hiring gap remain open.

Latin Times

From Illinois to Doral: How Flock's Cameras Became an Immigration Enforcement Flashpoint

Sen. Josh Hawley is investigating Flock Safety's camera network. In five Latino metro areas, the fight over ICE access to that data is already personal.

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