Parents honor late son at Astros Opening Day
Malia Carothers spoke with a mother honoring her late son, who passed away from cancer in 2023. He would have turned 14 on Opening Day 2025. In his memory, she proudly displayed the number 14 on her face while celebrating at Fan Fest, embodying the true spirit of the Astros community.
Medium back activities at Daiken
It wasn't Big Back Activities, but what Isiah calls Medium Back Activities at the Daikin Park. It's where we found food vendor Wislon Harrison at The H-Town Grill.
Baseball & big business: How the Astros season impact local businesses
The opening of the 2025 baseball season for the Astros means big business for some East downtown businesses. We caught up with the owners of King's Court, Neil's bar, Texas Tailgate, and the manager of Pitch 25.
How to get Astros merch
What is a baseball season without some cool new merch to sport. Isiah Carey chatted with Brandon Pemble at the Astros' Team Store.
Astros win opening game of the season
There are a lot of new faces kicking off the 2025 season for the Houston Astros. Isiah Carey chatted with sports journalist Jim Hicks about what to expect in the stros' 2025 season.
Astros fans excited for Opening Day 2025
It was opening day for the Houston Astros as they destroyed the New York Mets 3 to 1. Isiah Carey sent Malia Carothers out to talk to the fans.
Questions surrounding U.S. supply of weight loss drugs
Are there enough doses of weight loss drugs to go around?
'Snow White' falls flat in box office debut
Disney has released its latest remake of a classic film. But instead of seeing a successful box office debut, the studio can't seem to shake controversy.
Current and former 'Factor Uncensored' producers honored in 'History in the Making' dinner
Isiah catches up with the next generation of women making big moves in Houston.
Angela After Dark: Man accused of trying to murder wife during hike
How well can you really know a person you're in a relationship with?
Attorney says law firms are being targeted by President Trump
President Trump is accused of trying to intimidate law firms who don't back up his executive orders.
Trump Time: NPR, PBS, and leaked group text about alleged war plans questioned on Capitol Hill
The President's top intelligence leaders are grilled about security threats at home. Plus, some representatives make a case for pulling the plug on PBS and NPR.
Authorities crackdown on online criminal network '764'
The internet can be a dangerous place for young and vulnerable children. A criminal network that has been operating online has been targeting kids for the last few years. Authorities are now working to put a stop to it.
No soda, no junk food: Texas lawmakers consider changes to SNAP benefits
There are new efforts to put restrictions on food bought with SNAP. Would it be helpful or hurtful?
FBI launches Tesla vandalism task force
The FBI wants to put a stop to attacks on Tesla vehicles. Tesla owners join The Factor to share their own experiences on their politicized rides.
$10K emergency withdrawal funds available to domestic violence survivors
There's a financial resource available to some survivors of domestic violence. A trauma therapist shares why it should be more widespread and accessible.
Florida considers loosening child labor laws
One state considers a workaround to child labor laws in response to job vacancies once held by undocumented immigrants.
Trump signs executive order requiring proof of citizenship during voter registration
President Trump plans a major overhaul on U.S. elections.
Dropping birth rates around the globe
Why aren't people having children anymore?
'Draggieland' drag show competition to happen at Texas A&m after judge blocks ban
Drag Queens share speak out amidst efforts to ban drag shows at Texas A&M.