Early Voting Extended in Houston Congressional Election Due to Winter Storm Disruptions

Early Voting Extended in Houston Congressional Election Due to Winter Storm Disruptions

A district judge has mandated an extension of the early voting period for the runoff election in Texas’ 18th Congressional District, following the closure of polling stations over the weekend due to extreme weather conditions. On Sunday, the Texas Civil Rights Project filed a lawsuit against Harris County on behalf of organizations Houston Justice and…

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Huston Tillotson's Jazz Orchestra: From Newcomers to Nationally Acclaimed in Just 4 Years

Huston-Tillotson’s Jazz Orchestra: From Newcomers to Nationally Acclaimed in Just 4 Years

The Huston-Tillotson Jazz Orchestra, a program launched just four years ago, has rapidly ascended to national prominence, recently securing third place at the 2026 National Collegiate Jazz Championship held at Lincoln Center in New York. This remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone for a program that was non-existent until 2022. Representing the smallest institution in…

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Dallas Sheriff's Patrol Saves Stranded Drivers on Icy Texas Roads During Winter Storm

Dallas Sheriff’s Patrol Saves Stranded Drivers on Icy Texas Roads During Winter Storm

As icy conditions continue to impact North Texas, the Dallas Sheriff’s Courtesy Patrol is actively assisting drivers stranded on treacherous roads. With hazardous winter weather gripping the region, officials are emphasizing the dangers posed by black ice and slush, which have made travel particularly perilous. On Monday, many essential workers found themselves stuck on highways…

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