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Kendrick Lamar is back! The artist recently released his long-awaited album along with adding dates to his global tour, “The Big Stepper.”

Are you looking for a fun family-friendly event to attend this weekend?

Breaking down lowrider culture in Houston’s East End

The COVID-19 pandemic also cut down on clinics’ revenue and underscored broadband access disparities in rural Texas, health care providers said in a conversation with The Texas Tribune.

Join The Texas Tribune at San Antonio College for a conversation between Nirenberg and Sewell Chan, editor-in-chief of The Texas Tribune, about life in Texas’ second-largest city.

Vineyards are moving further north, but new winemakers say they struggle to be taken seriously.

Republican and Democratic state legislators joined Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith in a panel at the University of Texas at San Antonio on Wednesday.

A preview of Splashway Waterpark & Campground's family-friendly wine event.

Shred Day Houston is a one-day shredding event hosted by Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain that's free to the entire Houston community.

Shred Day Houston is a one-day shredding event hosted by Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain that's free to the entire Houston community.

Former NATO ambassador Kay Bailey Hutchison will join The Texas Tribune for a virtual conversation event at 4 p.m. Central on Wednesday, April 6.

Casar won the Democratic primary for Texas’ 35th Congressional District in a landslide victory last month and is expected to win the general election in November.

Shred Day Houston is a one-day shredding event hosted by Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain that's free to the entire Houston community.

Get ready to have some fun Houstonians! The Houston Art Car Parade announced Thursday that rapper and entrepreneur Bun B will be this year’s grand marshal.

Art is back with the return of Bayou City Art Festival to Memorial Park this weekend.

Are you ready to retire those winter clothes for the season? We hope so! Because Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market SPRING is gearing up for its third showing.

There is good news in the fight against coronavirus. As predicted, without enforcing any restrictions, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo ran for three straight weeks without signs of surging COVID cases. Low transmission rates and high level of immunity are why the event (and all large scale events) are determined to be safer now.

Houston rappers Lil Keke and Slim Thug will headline at the Turkey Leg Hut second annual festival and block party, the restaurant announced Friday.

Wig, Hair and Makeup Supervisor Amy Solomon shares more about what it takes to create the historic looks for Alley Theatre's production of 'Sense and Sensibility.'

Evan Smith, CEO of The Texas Tribune, sat down with superintendents Michael Hinojosa of Dallas, Kent Scribner of Fort Worth and Jeannie Stone of Richardson.

From the home of Louisiana to the heart of Texas, The Crosby Zydeco Festival continues the creole culture traditions with live music, good food, and joyful dancing.

Listen in and get the scoop on the winners, the losers and the in-betweeners of Texas’ 2022 primary election.

“I could not run in a Republican primary because I just couldn’t look myself in the mirror and do it,” Mattie Parker said during an event with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.

Leaders at higher education institutions are trying to attract students by offering flexibility with instructional modes — and they said that flexibility is here to stay.

More than dozen guests discuss Texas’ power grid, how climate change affects the state’s weather and what another winter blackout could mean for Texans in a Texas Tribune symposium on the storm’s anniversary.

PBS’ ‘The Daytripper’ is an award-winning travel show that has been highlighting some of the best spots in the Lone Star state for 13 seasons.

Tribune editor-in-chief Sewell Chan moderated a conversation with experts on what the influx of Californians means for Texas’ economy, population and politics.

NI minister Edwin Poots says he has taken the decision to halt checks after receiving legal advice.

Now in its seventh year, Ben Jackson’s live one-man show ‘Magic, Music, & Mayhem’ has turned into a must-see experience for locals and visitors alike.

Initial findings from the senior official's inquiry into No 10 lockdown parties have been published.

Public health officials have played a crucial role in vaccination efforts and tracking the spread of the virus. But different needs from their communities and insufficient aid have complicated the work.

We’re heading back to school with Alley Theatre’s latest production!

The weekend's eruption and tsunami may have just been a warm-up, volcanologists say.

There’s no doubt that Matthew Modine is an acting force to be reckoned with.

As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the state, Chicago-area college students are left to cope with the return to remote instruction.

She’s known for her appearances on E’s ‘Chelsea Lately’ and her hysterically funny stories of growing up in the South on her Netflix special ‘Sweet and Salty.’

Seventeen years after releasing his debut EP, critically acclaimed artist Joshua Radin continues to move audiences with his mix of folk-rock and acoustic music.

We're helping you celebrate the holiday season with some of our most festive segments.

Gracias Christmas Cantata is a show-stopping musical event that has amazed millions of people in over 40 countries and that’s returning to Houston to delight audiences with the sounds of the award-winning Gracias Choir.

Austin needs more police officers patrolling the streets, Police Chief Joseph Chacon told Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith in an interview this week.

As state officials pressure schools on books and coronavirus measures, Stephanie Elizalde says her district will do what’s in students’ “best interests.”

You’ll never experience the same narrative I did.

Houston is hosting the 2021 World Table Tennis Championships at the George R. Brown Convention center, the first time this renowned sporting event is hosted in the Americas.

She’s a self-taught baker who started blogging in 2008 and since then has turned her passion for baking into a full-blown business!

Winter season in downtown Houston kicks off Friday with the highly anticipated opening of Green Mountain Energy Ice at Discovery Green,

This weekend you can drink some of the best brews from around the country while giving back to local charities.

Mother put in unenviable position to ration holiday time between bickering daughters.

State Reps. Gina Hinojosa, Donna Howard and Eddie Rodriguez talked about everything from redistricting to “critical race theory” with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.

Dia de los Muertos is a celebration of life and death and the Bayou City has plenty of ways to help you partake in this special festivity.

Whether you have little goblins that only want treats or bigger ghouls who just want to get frightened, there are plenty of family-friendly activities happening this weekend to have a Spooktacular Halloween.

Take a look at some of the events you can take part in across Houston, whether you're a kid -- or just one at heart.

The Kingwood Women’s Club has been serving the community for 35 years and after one of their own charter members became a breast cancer survivor the ladies saw the importance of giving access to mammograms for all women.

The Guinness-certified ‘World’s Largest Bounce House’ will inflate in Houston for several days in October at AVEVA Stadium.

It’s going down in H-town with the return of the Red Bull SoundClash concert series, which will feature a battle of the bands-style competition between some of the “baddest” groups from Houston and New Orleans, Red Bull announced Thursday.

Mayor Sylvester Turner announced the details of the city’s 72nd Annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade since the COVID-19 pandemic on Monday.

The Indian Film Festival of Houston returns this weekend for its 13th edition with a diverse lineup of feature films, documentaries, and shorts.

These delicious and doable recipes will feed your costumed crowd before they head out for an evening of fun.

Gaza’s story can be seen through the prism of Zaki and Jawaher Nassir, their family and their neighbors in the town of Beit Hanoun

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern formally apologized for a racially charged part of the nation’s history, known as the Dawn Raids

Reuters/Mikhail KlimentyevFor years, there have been whispers that the Russian government holds compromising materials on Donald Trump. Now, an alleged leak from the heart of the Kremlin appears to show them boasting about kompromat.The supposed leak obtained by The Guardian reportedly states that President Vladimir Putin personally approved a nefarious plan to throw Russia’s support behind Trump’s 2016 campaign. The document states that Putin, his spy chiefs, and top ministers agreed that a vic

Reader asked to buy “bathing dress” and other modest clothes after conservative relatives join planned vacation.

On Capitol Hill, the House is expected to vote on a measure to establish a select committee to probe the violent Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump.

The Arizona Republican attended a February event with the group, America First, and appeared to defend the fundraiser in a tweet.

Boris Johnson says it is "appropriate" for UK warships to sail through disputed waters around Crimea.

One nightclub owner has been closed since March last year and now has to cancel a full diary of events planned over the next few weeks.

13 million people in Ho Chi Minh will be tested and new social distancing rules have been imposed.

The five honorees are in Washington this week for celebration of the performing arts.

The annual festival will have a hybrid model this year after going virtual in 2020.

This week Town Square reflects on the events that defined 2020 in a three-part special series. These memorable roundtable discussions feature some of our favorite guests in the past year to discuss the leading events that have shaped our lives. Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Today, The Year in Race and Social Justice looks back at the impact of Black Lives Matter, George Floyd, John Lewis, Kamala Harris and more. Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues.

“He’s going around having events, big events — no masks, no protective gear, no precautions. Obama said of Trump during a drive-in rally with Biden on Saturday in Detroit. “That’s the difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump right there. Trump cares about feeding his ego. Joe cares about keeping you safe and your family safe and getting this country moving again.”