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Trae Tha Truth continuously proves that he's Houston's Hometown Hero. 

A Houston man is currently being held in jail with no bond after he shot at employees of a barbecue restaurant all because they failed to provide him with an adequate amount of BBQ sauce.

Salenah Cartier recently became the youngest person to earn a master's degree from the University of Houston.

Houston's TJ Boyce is the ultimate renaissance man. He's an artist and filmmaker that makes impactful art to reflect the time. Hear his plan on using his art to get the south heard.

It's clear that Drake owns plenty of real estate in the artist formerly known as Kanye West's mind if you listened to the latter's infamous Drink Champs interview. But in a turn of events that no one saw coming, the Chicago rapper artist is seen requesting that he and the 6 God squash their beef by inviting him to the stage at an upcoming show in December.

The topic of respectability politics arose again this weekend after Turkey Leg Hut, a popular soul food restaurant in Houston, Texas, unveiled a dress code policy that spurred anti-Black accusations aimed at Black patrons.

All 178 workers are suspended for two weeks and are set to be fired if they don't get fully vaccinated. For context, 285 employees at the hospital received a medical or religious exemption to taking the vaccine and 332 were granted exemptions due to pregnancy or other reasons.

Travis Scott continues to put on for his hometown. He and his staff organized a drive to ensure the underserved could enjoy homecooked meals. As spotted on Hot New Hip Hop the “Antidote” rapper still has his city in his heart. On Saturday, March 6 his Cactus Jack Foundation, in partnership with the City of Houston […]

Cotton, along with his brother Maverick, cousin Wayne Perry and childhood friend J-Danté Green formed Ideal in high school, later going platinum with their debut album.

This is not the kind of "24K Magic" we want to see as a man who clearly has never seen MTV's 'Catfish' decided to pull the wool over the eyes of one unsuspecting woman in Houston.