Celebrating Melanie Lawson’s Legacy at ABC13 Houston After an extraordinary 43-year journey, beloved ABC13 anchor Melanie Lawson is set to retire in January. A true Houston icon, Melanie has been a constant, trusted voice in our community, shaping how we connect with the stories that matter most to us. A Pillar of Houston Journalism Melanie’s career at ABC13 has been nothing short of inspiring. As the steady anchor of “Live at 5” and “Eyewitness News … Read More
Houston Museum District A Hub of Discovery
Exploring Houston’s Cultural Heart: The Museum District and Beyond Houston is a city rich in culture and experiences, and at its core lies the renowned Houston Museum District. For locals seeking to rediscover the vibrant tapestry of art, science, and history in their own backyard, this district offers an accessible and engaging escape, conveniently served by the METRORail. A Hub of Discovery: The Houston Museum District The Houston Museum District is an internationally recognized arts … Read More
Cougars Lose Senior Night Heartbreaker to TCU
Cougars Fall Short in Senior Night Heartbreaker Against TCU The No. 23 Houston Cougars hosted their final home game of the season on senior night, facing off against the TCU Horned Frogs at TDECU Stadium. Despite a valiant effort and a mid-game comeback, the Cougars couldn’t secure the crucial Big 12 victory, ultimately falling 17-14 in a tough contest. A Season of Remarkable Turnaround This season has marked a significant turnaround for the Houston Cougars … Read More
Houston Mental Health Gaps Mapped
Houston’s Mental Health Divide: New Study Maps Access Gaps A groundbreaking study by the University of Houston reveals a stark inequality in mental health care access across Houston. For the first time, researchers have precisely mapped where mental health resources are available and, critically, where communities are going without essential support. Unpacking Houston’s Mental Health Landscape Mental health has become an undeniable component of overall wellness. This significant University of Houston study evaluated federal census … Read More
Houston ESPN Hacked During Game Vulgar Music
Houston’s ESPN Radio Affiliate Hacked During Cowboys-Eagles Game Houston sports fans tuning into ESPN 97.5 on Sunday afternoon, November 24, 2025, for the Cowboys vs. Eagles game were met with an unexpected and disturbing interruption. The station’s broadcast was briefly hijacked by an online hacker, resulting in the airing of an Emergency Alert System (EAS) tone followed by a vulgar, racist country music song. Houston’s Airwaves Hijacked: What Happened on Sunday The afternoon began like … Read More
Houston Provides Free Thanksgiving Meals and Turkeys
Free Thanksgiving Meals and Turkeys Available Across Houston This Thanksgiving, numerous local organizations, churches, and businesses across the greater Houston area are ensuring no family goes without a holiday meal. From hot sit-down dinners to drive-thru turkey giveaways, these community-driven initiatives are stepping up to support residents facing food insecurity through November 26. These events offer flexibility, providing a variety of options to access complimentary turkeys and prepared meals. Community Rises to Meet Thanksgiving Needs … Read More
TMC Helix Park Adds Hotel Conference Residential
TMC’s Helix Park Gears Up for Major Expansion Houston’s Texas Medical Center (TMC) is poised for a significant expansion of its Helix Park, adding a vital mix of a hotel, conference hub, and residential highrise. This ambitious next phase aims to transform the world’s largest medical complex into a vibrant, 24/7 district, providing essential on-campus facilities for millions of annual visitors and future residents. This development is set to further solidify Houston’s standing as a … Read More