Remembering Dr. Dorothy Caram: A Houston Latina Who Opened Doors for Generations
Houston has lost someone truly special. Dr. Dorothy Elena Farrington Caram passed away on August 8 at the age of 92. She was many things—an educator, a cultural leader, a […]
How Hot Is Too Hot? Houston’s New Tool Tracks Heat and Health Warnings
Houston, we have a problem… it’s HOT. Like, “eggs-on-the-sidewalk” kind of hot. This week, Houston’s forecast is heating up in a big way. And if you’re feeling it, so is […]
2025 Tu Camino Scholarship Helps Hispanic Adults in Houston Return to School
Looking to grow your career or start something new? Lone Star College and TelevisaUnivision are offering a powerful opportunity just for you. The Tu Camino Scholarship is now open for […]
“Necaxa” Brings Grit, Glory, and the Heart of Mexican Football to the Screen
As Houston gears up to host FIFA World Cup matches next year, fútbol fever is rising across the city. And just in time, FX is bringing a new series that […]
Houston Public Library Expands Citizenship Classes with New Grant
For many families in Houston, the dream of becoming a U.S. citizen is deeply personal. It’s about opening doors to new opportunities, securing a better future, and becoming more connected […]