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Blackout Day 2020 movement encourages supporters to use 'economic power' to fight racial injustice

Social media campaign promoting nationwide boycott July 7th is quickly gaining steam after the death of George Floyd.
Pizza Hut celebrates Class of 2020 with free medium pizzas

If you are part of the class of 2020, you can get a free medium 1-topping pizza through June 4, or when supplies are exhausted.
Trail log: Gretchen Pardon back on Appalachian Trail two months after returning home as precaution against COVID-19

We will be tracking her journey from Amicalola Falls, Georgia to Katahdin Mountain in Maine for the next 6 months with weekly updates.
Political activist for George H.W. Bush passes away

Jesse Johnson Jr., a veteran who campaigned for then congressman Bush, was inspired by the future president to run for county commissioner in Houston in 1974.
Plano teacher uses TikTok to showcase artwork

Plano Biology teacher and contemporary artist, William Toliver has become quite the TikTok star showing us the many expressions of the "Quarantine Life" through art.
Mission Complete: A&M Vet school, charity help West Texas veteran fight for service dog's life

For five years, KC Caulder's service dog, Sasha, saw him through his PTSD. Recently, she needed his help, and after the fight of her life, she'll service others.
What do I do if a I find an abandoned wild baby animal?

Wild animals know what they're doing when it comes to raising offspring. Your efforts to help may actually hurt them in the long run.
BONFIRE: Burn Night 2019 may be over, but the Spirit of Aggieland burns on

Hundreds of people gathered around Bonfire and held a ceremony before setting stack ablaze.
WWII warbirds will take over Houston skies Sunday

The Lone Star Flight Museum is honoring the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, the end of World War II, by putting nearly 30 WWII-era aircrafts in the air.
Videos: Blue Angels fly over Houston area in amazing tribute to healthcare workers

The Navy jets roared across the Greater Houston area for a breathtaking 30-minute America Strong tribute to frontline workers.
Sightings of animals are up, but they've always been there

The foxes, raccoons and bears have always been there. It’s just that humans haven’t always noticed them.
Ring the Bell: Bryan family hosts surprise celebration of healing

Jennifer Richardson-Gooden's fight with cancer ended on April 22, and her family decided to get creative and celebrate with social distancing in mind.
Some Houston malls are opening for 'retail to go' starting Friday

Memorial City, The Woodlands and the Galleria are among the malls that will offer curbside pickup.
Homeschool like a pro: tips from a mother and homeschool teacher of eight

"It’s not going to look like public school," Sarilyn Shanks, mother of eight, said.