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In his first 250 days, U.S. Representative Christian Menefee says he has addressed constituent case backlog, filed legislation, and focused on affordability and funding for the 18th Congressional District.
It has been eight months since Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, asked Menefee to raise his right hand and swear in. Prior to the ceremony, the 18th Cong...
The word “suspense” can sound alarming, especially now that the Oct. 5 registration deadline has passed. But if you’re one of the more than 300,000 Harris County voters on the suspense list, you can still vote. In fact, election officials are urging voters on the list to show up and cast their ballots.
Brandon Rottinghouse. Credit: UH“It means ...
On Sept 6, 2018, Botham Jean was fatally shot (killed) in his Dallas, Texas apartment by off-duty Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, who mistakenly entered his unit believing it was her own. For this murder, Guyger received a mere 10-year sentence. After serving only seven of those years, she’s now free, out on parole. Civil Righ...
Elijah Eche’s breakout junior season established him as one of Westbury’s defensive leaders.
Now, after earning Defensive MVP honors in 5A-1 Region III, District 10, and spending the offseason refining his game with one of Houston’s top linebacker trainers, former Texas A&M and Dallas Cowboys linebacker Donnie Baggs, Eche enters his senior season looking ...
As someone who went to a PWI (Hook ’em Horns!), I know I technically don’t get to claim the full HBCU experience. But my children went to HBCUs. My money went to HBCUs. And now I’m in graduate school at an HBCU myself. So at this point, I feel qualified to speak on a few things.
HBCUs aren’t simply colleges. They are communities with their own traditions, language,...