Houston ISD starts its Summer Feeding Program providing free breakfast and lunch to students and children up to age 18, and enrolled disabled students up to age 21.

Paul Pressler, a key figure in the Southern Baptist Convention and former Houston judge, died at 94. Before his death, he settled a sexual abuse lawsuit confidentially.

Susan Farb Morris, a prominent Houston PR figure and community activist, passed away at 68 after a fall, leaving a legacy of service and philanthropy.

Houston residents face issues with erratic water billing, including a $3,000 charge for a 94-year-old and proactive overpayment by another family to avoid surprises.

The article discusses Houston's upcoming inaugural New Faces of Pride Parade and the recent unexpected closure of two local gay bars, emphasizing the community's resilience and support efforts.

The Houston Public Library is offering a free summer literacy program for K-5 students to improve reading skills, with sessions available in English and Spanish. Registration is required.

The Woodlands, a suburb of Houston, ranks 24th in U.S. job markets, outperforming Houston itself, which is at 272. Despite high housing costs, The Woodlands shows promising economic strength.

Houston's Mayor John Whitmire announces the 4th annual Make Music Day event, which invites local residents to celebrate with performances funded through the HPMA Music Performance Trust Fund.

Houston's Community of Faith Church is hosting a prayer vigil for U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who recently announced her pancreatic cancer diagnosis.

A family in Houston awaits a death certificate needed for their father's estate, due to bureaucratic delays involving a new vendor and COVID-19 test issues in Fort Bend County.

A dog named Valor, severely neglected, was rescued by Special Pals in Houston after being threatened by locals. The shelter, at full capacity and donation-reliant, is nursing Valor back to health for future adoption.

Bellaire High School's principal revised their yearbook review process after a controversial page on the Israel-Gaza conflict arose, aiming for balance and respecting diversity.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has announced her battle with pancreatic cancer and will be undergoing treatment while continuing her legislative duties as she can.