Meet five Black women who left an indelible mark on the rodeo culture that is known and revered across the culture today.

Turner, who most recently served as a United States Congressman, died last week at age 70 from enduring health complications.

Turner's legacy as a steadfast advocate for economic opportunity, urban resilience, and community revitalization remains ...

But did you know it was the site of Texas’ first legal same-sex marriage, decades before it was made legal across the United States? That’s right. In 1972, former University of Houston ...

Grandsons of Houston civil rights leaders, Carlton Houston and Leon Richardson, unite at Rice University to share their family legacy. They discuss their grandfathers' roles in advancing the African ...

On March 7, the NRG Stadium was packed with occupants in celebration of Black Heritage Day at Rodeo Houston. The big event ...

Rep. Al Green disrupted Donald Trump's joint congressional address Tuesday. It's not his first time countering the president, ...

The "grandmother" of Juneteenth, Opal Lee, was honored with a special award in Houston on Thursday. Lee received the Kay Bailey Hutchison Women of Texas History Award at a luncheon in the Galleria ...