Monique Welch

The Harris County LGBTQIA+ Commission came out with its list of recommendations to improve the quality of life for Houston's LGBTQIA+ community.

AfroTech, one of the largest global tech conferences for Black professionals, entrepreneurs, and innovators, has come to Houston for the first time.

The City of Houston is seeking bids to repair and replace deteriorating equipment at its Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, the only city-owned adaptive recreation center for people with disabilities.

As the wind swirled sandy dirt in the air and sprinkles of rain showered over Paloma Trails ranch in Katy on a recent Monday morning, ranch owner

A mobile care center to provide maternal health services to underserved communities is coming to Harris County.

Following the election, Houston’s LGBTQ+ chamber has focused on ways to fortify the community. Its annual Holiday Jingle was one of those events.

This story is a part of an ongoing series reporting on the Black maternal health crisis in Harris County and different ways that providers are working to combat it.

As they waited for their third son to be born, Promise Ealy and her husband Glen Guilbeau watched the Netflix thriller, “Subservience” with their midwife DeShaun Desrosiers the chilly evening of Dec. 6.

Inside a packed second-floor classroom at University of Houston's Agnes Arnold Hall, nearly 20 students waited eagerly to begin class.

Beyonce’s album sparked national discussion about the exclusion of Black country music artists and was the backdrop to a unique UH course.