Dallas PD Roasts City of Houston Online, Skyline and All. DPD is so desperate for new recruits that it’s trying to appeal to our rivals again. By Alec Spicer. May 30, 2025.

The Fade To Black Play Festival became a fixture in Houston’s arts scene over the next 12 years, giving a platform to more than 400 Black playwrights and earning a loyal following.

Solange Knowles is returning home to Houston with a deeply personal and community-rooted project that honors the legacy of Black artistry through a multidimensional series titled Eldorado Ballroom ...

Houston marks 10 years of Black Restaurant Week with over 30 eateries participating, highlighting Black-owned businesses in the area. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

The Houston skyline, a cowboy hat and an astronaut playing soccer are just some of the visual elements featured in the city's official 2026 FIFA World Cup poster, which was released Wednesday ...

The Houston Rodeo featured concerts, cheerleaders, marching bands, and more. On March 7, the NRG Stadium was packed with occupants in celebration of Black Heritage Day at Rodeo Houston. The big ...

Two Black voters from Houston County, GA join the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the county. They also sued the Board of Elections.

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On Tuesday, Dallas City Council members learned for the first time how a photograph of Houston's skyline found its way onto the cover of a widely circulated draft brochure last week.

Instead of a picture of the Dallas skyline, ... “City of Dallas pays agency $134,000 to find new city manager, brochure shows Houston skyline instead of Dallas,” the caption reads.

The recent brochure featured Houston's skyline instead — and that's just one of several issues that the city council brought forward over the seven-page brochure.

The Dallas skyline. Instead of a photo of Big D, a draft document submitted to Dallas city council members searching for the next city manager showed a photo of the Houston skyline on its cover.