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The question of whether today’s generation is losing its sense of community has lingered in conversations across dinner tables, churches, and barbershops.

It often comes from an older generation reflecting on the strong community bonds it experienced growing up. In those days, neighbors looked out for each other’s children, conflict was resolved with maturity and ...


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The outcome of several closely watched Texas races on Tuesday could reshape the state’s political landscape heading into November, with voters signaling openness to new leadership in key contests.

One of the most closely watched races was for Congressional District 18, where voters weighed the decades-long tenure of U.S. Rep. Al Green against Harris County Atto...


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Several local and state leaders are now calling for stronger safeguards for students and educators at Houston ISD, as well as a clear pathway from the state takeover back to local control.

At a recent Houston ISD board meeting,


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By the time most students are heading home after practice, Joshua “JD” Wallace is opening a textbook, leading a study group, or preparing for his next community service project.

At Jack Yates High School, JD isn’t known for choosing between excellence in the classroom, dominance on the football field, or leadership in the community. He’s known for doing all three....


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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the largest of its kind on the planet, draws more than 2 million visitors to NRG Stadium each year for three weeks of competitions, concerts, and Texas-sized entertainment.

But there’s a story that doesn’t always make it into the spotlight: The undeniable role that Black cowboys and cowgirls have played in shaping the American...


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