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Houston Mourns Passing of Milton C. Alford, City’s First Black Firefighter and Trailblazing Public Servant
May 10, 2025
Milton C. Alford, Houston's first Black firefighter, passed away at 97. He served in the city's fire department for nearly 27 years and was honored as a pioneer who broke racial barriers.
Windy City Wonder as Chicago's Cardinal Prevost Crowned Pope Leo XIV, Igniting Joy Among Houston Faithful
May 09, 2025
Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, sparking excitement in Houston's Catholic community, with local leaders noting his past work and the potential for unity and intellectual leadership within the church.
Paychecks on the Line, 5.3 Million U.S. Student Loan Borrowers Face Wage Garnishment as Repayments Resume
May 05, 2025
Student loan repayments resume after a pandemic pause, with wage garnishment for 5.3 million in default. This affects credit and financial opportunities. Officials urge borrowers to communicate with servicers and explore repayment options.












