Black lifeguards honored in Galveston with historic marker

For Black History Month, we've got a local story highlighting lifeguards being honored in Galveston. The Texas Historical Commission is awarding Galveston Island a historical marker to commemorate the fascinating history of heroic African-American lifeguards.

First Black woman appointed to US Immigration Court

Many Black leaders defied the odds and paved the way for future generations. FOX 26 anchor Denise Middleton spoke to Judge Clarease Yates who became the first Black woman appointed to the US Immigration Court.

Houston fourth grader brings MLK Jr. story to life

Black History Month is often confined to books and chapters sitting on shelves at the library. FOX 26 anchor Anthony Antoine spoke to Montoia Murray, a little girl in Third Ward who brought the story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his dream, to life.

29 Days of Texas Black History: Day 13- Who is Usher Raymond IV

Usher Raymond IV, also known as Usher, the man who can make us dance, swoon, and question our own dance moves, was born on October 14, 1978, in Dallas, Texas, proving that even the Lone Star State couldn't resist producing a global music sensation.