Pride Houston 365 returned to downtown Houston on August 15 for its 48th Annual Pride Parade, nearly two months after severe weather forced organizers to cancel the event’s original June date. Nearly 90 contingents participated…
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Former New Braunfels ISD lead librarian Amanda Hunt says AI screening under SB13 stripped hundreds of LGBTQ and inclusive titles from shelves, and speaking out cost her a job she loved.
Read More »Benjamin Alire Sáenz, the gay former priest whose novel "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe" won Stonewall and Lambda honors and drew book bans, has died in El Paso at 71.
Read More »Four professors and the AAUP asked a federal judge in Houston to strike down Texas A&M's restrictions on teaching race, gender, and sexuality and to reinstate canceled courses, including an LGBTQ literature class.
Read More »Members of the Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus gathered August 8 at Resurrection Metropolitan Community Church for the organization’s August 2026 General Election Endorsement Meeting, launching a key phase of its endorsement process ahead of the…
Read More »Ahead of her long-awaited sophomore album, Houston singer-songwriter Sara Van Buskirk headlines the sixth Annual Miller Summer Mixtape — blending Americana and folk influences with radical, queer-forward honesty.
Read More »Fifteen years after meeting at Texas A&M, actor Brock Hatton and scenic artist Lee Barker share the stage at the Houston Shakespeare Festival — one performing, one building the world around him.
Read More »The Houston Montrose Softball League Association (MSLA) wrapped up its 2026 season on July 26 with an end-of-season celebration and awards ceremony at Home Run Dugout in Katy. Players, families, friends, and supporters gathered to…
Read More »uestions are mounting over how Abdul Ballout, convicted months earlier of preparing an act of extremist violence, was free to carry out Saturday's deadly attack near Berlin's Pride festival.
Read More »Pride banners are set to return to lower Westheimer as part of the newly approved Montrose Pride Banner District, a project reviving a symbol of LGBTQ visibility in the heart of Montrose. The district runs…
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