Throughout the month of May, we've been celebrating AAPI month by highlighting Houstonians who are leaving their mark on our city -- and beyond. Christy Lynn Lee is one of them. Learn more about how her Korean heritage shaped her life and career.
Dive into the remarkable story of a man who transformed from a troubled youth to a global icon, touching lives with his faith, warmth, and generosity.
George Foreman, the renowned two-time heavyweight boxing champion and Olympic gold medalist, has passed away at the age of 76, surrounded by family on March 21, 2025.
Since 2020, Comcast RISE has awarded more than $125 million in monetary, marketing and technology grants to 13,500 businesses. Could your small business be next? Watch the full interview to learn more about the program, who is eligible and how you can apply.
Reagan gave us a look at what the Bregman’s have been up to during the off season, plus we got a taste of the couple's new 'Wild Sol' salsa.
When Candice Wheat started making soap with goat’s milk in her Sugar Land kitchen in 2018, she never imagined the hobby would take her to Bentonville, Arkansas to pitch her products to Walmart executives.
The 19-year-old entrepreneur who wowed the judges on ‘Shark Tank’ with her tasty wing sauces opened an official brick-and-mortar restaurant in Missouri City!
It was a fun idea created by three cousins, Kristy Moore, Amberly Hall and Jennifer Couch. They even brought their idea to the sharks on “Shark Tank.”
Monday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, we’re joined live in studio with NBA basketball great Scottie Pippen. The entrepreneur talks about his professional journey and the big revelations he’s made in his new memoir, “Unguarded.” That’s Monday at 3:00 p.m. on KPRC2.
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In Houston’s grandest quest to spur entrepreneurship, The Ion is days away from opening its doors.
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NEW YORK Jay-Z and Pharrell Williams have teamed up to release a new song about Black ambition titled Entrepreneur." Black Twitter, whats that? When Jack gets paid, do you? raps Jay-Z, referring to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. For every one Gucci, support two FUBUs.On the track, Williams sings: In this position with no choice/The system imprison young Black boys/Distract with white noise." Williams told TIME the song is about how tough it is to be an entrepreneur in our country to begin with."