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Houston City Council approved an ordinance led by Alejandra Salinas, with support from Abbie Kamin and Edward Pollard, to limit police cooperation with ICE and increase transparency.

A federal appeals court ruled Iowa can enforce a law restricting LGBTQ topics in K-6 classrooms and banning certain books, as opponents warn of broad censorship and ongoing legal challenges.

Michael Savino turned a career pivot into Michael’s Cookie Jar, a Houston favorite known for classic flavors, quality ingredients, and a nostalgic approach that keeps customers coming back.

Houston hydroponic farmer C.C. Brooks is using innovative growing methods to address food access, support marginalized communities, and build systems rooted in equity, education, and sustainability.

Photographer Andre Ramos-Woodard discusses his work in Project Row Houses’ Round 60, exploring queer identity, Black masculinity, and self-definition through newly commissioned images.

FotoFest Biennial 2026 brings together hundreds of artists while reflecting on 40 years of exhibitions. Executive Director Steven Evans discusses its history and global impact.

Comedian Janan Araujo-Siam is creating inclusive comedy spaces in Houston while using humor to bridge differences, challenge norms, and elevate diverse voices in stand-up.

A Tennessee library director was fired after refusing to move more than 100 LGBTQ books, raising concerns about censorship, free speech, and political pressure.

Bunnies on the Bayou returns April 5 with music, community, and fundraising, as organizers highlight LGBTQ resilience and support local nonprofits amid ongoing political challenges.

The Supreme Court ruled a Colorado ban on conversion therapy violates free speech, raising concerns among LGBTQ advocates and medical experts who warn the practice is harmful.