Two congregations with one mission
FOX 26's Rashi Vats has more on two congregations who are working together to complete one mission.
Racism in the Military
While sexual harassment is at the forefront at Fort Hood, there is another controversial concern, race. FOX 26’s Isiah Carey traveled to Fort Hood to explore the issue of racism in the military.
FOX 26 speaks with 'Jena 6'
FOX 26’s Jonathan Martin speaks with the ‘Jena 6,’ which was another case that highlighted a broken criminal justice system. The case was long before the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
Coalition working to improve our justice system
FOX 26 sat down to listen along with a coalition working to improve our justice system. Kaitlin Monte has a look at their thoughts on the data
HPD hiring 400 in new recruiting effort to attract more diverse officers
The Houston Police Department is hiring more than 400 officers and something new is in the works to attract a specific type of officer.
Grassroots organization forms to protect Black transgender women in Houston
The group put up a billboard at I-10 near Gregg Street that reads "Protect Black Trans Women."
August 1 marks beginning of National Black Business Month
August 1 marks the start of National Black Business Month, an initiative that's been running for more than 15 years.
YMCA and Reliant team up for center that combats racial inequality
The YMCA's Equity Innovation Center Powered by Reliant will have one goal, to combat racial inequality.
How you can make impactful change and become part of the solution
So how do we make real, long lasting impactful change? The task can seem daunting, but if we all do a little something, the progress is inevitability.
Dynamic women overcome the odds to become leaders
As we continue to explore the changes needed in higher education, we wanted to check in with some dynamic women who overcame the odds to become leaders in the Harris County court system.
Director speaks about building education pedigree while in college
FOX 26's Kaitlin Monte spoke with the Director of the Center for Critical Race Studies at University of Houston-Downtown about building education pedigree while in college.
eRace the Hate: Graduate student speaks out
Graduate student speaks about how hate threatens their confidence building their future
Houston-area Wells Fargo executive fired over racially offensive posts
A Houston-area Wells Fargo executive is the latest to be fired for what he posted on social media.
Floyd family attorney worries US could repeat history after removing Confederate monuments
The attorney for George Floyd's family says he's not so sure that rushing to remove Confederate monuments is the right thing to do.
Different faiths joining together to stand against racism
They may have different religious beliefs but that isn’t stopping droves of people from coming together to stand against inequality, racism and hate.
Former Houston mayor provides insight in race relations and policing
Former Houston Mayor Lee Brown, who was a police chief in three different cities, talks about current race relations and how community policing may be the answer.
Outrage over George Floyd's death unites people of all colors
Historian Matt Clavin says for years now, after unarmed black people are killed, blacks make impassioned pleas for someone to be held accountable, often without success. Now after this video of George Floyd's death Clavin says like never before it too is effecting one race, his time the human race.
eRace the hate - Houstonians remember George Floyd
Matthew Seedorff reports on Houston protests.
eRace the Hate - finding unity among grief
eRace the Hate - finding unity among grief
George Floyd's family joined 60,000 people in historic Houston march
Tens of thousands of people marched through downtown Houston with George Floyd's family to honor the Houston-native.