1 May, 2026
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5 News Headlines You May Have Missed This Week

Between the escalating blockade in the Iran War, the latest blockbuster drops, and the sheer velocity of the 24-hour digital cycle, it feels like we’re all just trying to keep our heads above water. The news doesn’t just break anymore—it floods. But while the headlines are busy shouting about the obvious, critical stories are shifting the ground beneath our feet that aren’t making it to the top of your feed. I’ve done the heavy lifting for you. Here are the 5 news headlines you may have Read more […]

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Americans have Questions: Security, Skepticism, and the WHCD Shooting

“For a President, who has now had 2 attempts on his life, scrubbing the entire area should have been a requirement, or does this administration not take the 47th President’s life seriously?”

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Red flags to look for in dating, domestic violence abuse

Black women in Houston face a deadly domestic violence surge – by Laura Onyeneho The Houston-area hairstylist, entrepreneur, and mother who goes by Nikki had been with viral sketch comedian Uncle Stanley Joe since she was 12. They had been married for 20 years. She knew his anger. She had learned to read his moods, to time her questions, to shrink herself to keep the peace. None of it was enough that night. “I always knew that I was going to eventually post the video to expose him,” Read more […]

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The “Almost-Summer” Strategy: Why a Trip to Indy is the 2026 Season Opener You Need

If you think you know the story of Princess Tiana, think again. According to the team at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, her journey is a trilogy: “The first chapter is the movie, the second chapter is the ride, and this is the third chapter.”

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Have you seen ‘You, Me & Tuscany’?

I haven’t watched You, Me & Tuscany but this review has me adding it to the queue. Have you watched it?

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Virginia Voted Yes

Virginia voters approved a sweeping overhaul of the state’s congressional map Tuesday, a decision that could help determine control of the U.S. House and marks the latest escalation in a national redistricting battle that began with Republican-led efforts in several states. Will it work?

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Houston’s Blueprint for Solving a National Crisis

Are you part of the roughly 66% of American consumers living paycheck to paycheck? That’s 2 out of every 3 Americans you know. Among those, about 40% are doing so out of absolute financial necessity—meaning every cent earned is dedicated to rent, food, and utilities. There is zero room for an emergency. This reality puts millions of Americans in the “at-risk” population for homelessness. You may have seen the heartbreak of the Tenderloin in San Francisco or the sprawling encampments Read more […]

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Houston Native Natalie Greene, Deaf Basketball Standout at Gallaudet, Named United East Rookie of the Year

Natalie hasn’t just grown into an athlete—she has become a multifaceted star who defines modern excellence. Congratulations and Happy Women’s History Day Nat!

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Knowledge is Protection: Guarding Your Vote in the Houston Primaries

In a state where election laws are often described as a “thicket of confusion,” the message from the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) this week was simple: knowledge is the ultimate ballot protection. As early voting ends and Houstonians prepare for the March 3rd primaries, a diverse coalition of community media—representing Vietnamese, Chinese, Spanish, Pakistani, and Black Press—gathered at the Southern News Group offices to hear from the legal experts tasked with guarding the vote. The Read more […]

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Beyond the Keys: The Hidden Struggle to Stay Housed in Houston

To the casual observer, the “Houston Miracle” is often measured in statistics: a 60% reduction in homelessness since 2011, or the rapid skyline expansion of a city that never stops building. But for those on the front lines of the city’s housing crisis, the reality is far more fragile. At a recent Houston Community Media briefing, the message from experts was clear: getting someone into a home is merely a starting point. The real challenge is keeping them there. “Housing is not a finish line,” Read more […]

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