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**Word on the streets of Houston, it’s Morgan Riley bringing you the latest from our city.**
This weekend, hundreds gathered in downtown Houston for the "Hands Off National Day of Action," protesting policies tied to former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Demonstrators raised concerns about threats to democracy, social services, and immigrant rights, with speakers calling for grassroots organizing ahead of upcoming elections.
Meanwhile, Houston’s cultural pulse is as vibrant as ever. Over in Hermann Park, the Great Elephant Migration has captivated visitors with 100 stunning, life-sized pachyderm sculptures scattered throughout the Museum District. These handcrafted art installations are free to explore and will remain through the end of April. And if you’re craving a taste of local flavor, don’t miss the Houston Oyster Festival today at Buffalo Bayou Park, supporting Galveston Bay conservation while serving up fresh seafood.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the 38th Annual Houston Art Car Parade this Saturday—expect over 250 wildly decorated vehicles rolling down Allen Parkway, with pre-parade festivities kicking off at 11 AM. Plus, laughter takes center stage this week with the Riot Comedy Festival running through Sunday across Montrose venues.
As for our skies, we’re looking at mild spring weather this week—sunny days with highs near 80 and evening lows in the 60s. Perfect for enjoying all the events Houston has to offer.
Word on the streets of Houston is that our city thrives when we stay informed, engaged, and connected. Whether it’s raising voices for change or celebrating creativity, Houstonians know how to make an impact.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Subscribe so you never miss a Houston news update. For more, email me at [email protected] or visit QuietPlease.AI. Until next time, stay curious, stay kind, and keep it distinctly Houston.
This weekend, hundreds gathered in downtown Houston for the "Hands Off National Day of Action," protesting policies tied to former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Demonstrators raised concerns about threats to democracy, social services, and immigrant rights, with speakers calling for grassroots organizing ahead of upcoming elections.
Meanwhile, Houston’s cultural pulse is as vibrant as ever. Over in Hermann Park, the Great Elephant Migration has captivated visitors with 100 stunning, life-sized pachyderm sculptures scattered throughout the Museum District. These handcrafted art installations are free to explore and will remain through the end of April. And if you’re craving a taste of local flavor, don’t miss the Houston Oyster Festival today at Buffalo Bayou Park, supporting Galveston Bay conservation while serving up fresh seafood.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the 38th Annual Houston Art Car Parade this Saturday—expect over 250 wildly decorated vehicles rolling down Allen Parkway, with pre-parade festivities kicking off at 11 AM. Plus, laughter takes center stage this week with the Riot Comedy Festival running through Sunday across Montrose venues.
As for our skies, we’re looking at mild spring weather this week—sunny days with highs near 80 and evening lows in the 60s. Perfect for enjoying all the events Houston has to offer.
Word on the streets of Houston is that our city thrives when we stay informed, engaged, and connected. Whether it’s raising voices for change or celebrating creativity, Houstonians know how to make an impact.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Subscribe so you never miss a Houston news update. For more, email me at [email protected] or visit QuietPlease.AI. Until next time, stay curious, stay kind, and keep it distinctly Houston.
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By Quiet. Please**Word on the streets of Houston, it’s Morgan Riley bringing you the latest from our city.**
This weekend, hundreds gathered in downtown Houston for the "Hands Off National Day of Action," protesting policies tied to former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Demonstrators raised concerns about threats to democracy, social services, and immigrant rights, with speakers calling for grassroots organizing ahead of upcoming elections.
Meanwhile, Houston’s cultural pulse is as vibrant as ever. Over in Hermann Park, the Great Elephant Migration has captivated visitors with 100 stunning, life-sized pachyderm sculptures scattered throughout the Museum District. These handcrafted art installations are free to explore and will remain through the end of April. And if you’re craving a taste of local flavor, don’t miss the Houston Oyster Festival today at Buffalo Bayou Park, supporting Galveston Bay conservation while serving up fresh seafood.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the 38th Annual Houston Art Car Parade this Saturday—expect over 250 wildly decorated vehicles rolling down Allen Parkway, with pre-parade festivities kicking off at 11 AM. Plus, laughter takes center stage this week with the Riot Comedy Festival running through Sunday across Montrose venues.
As for our skies, we’re looking at mild spring weather this week—sunny days with highs near 80 and evening lows in the 60s. Perfect for enjoying all the events Houston has to offer.
Word on the streets of Houston is that our city thrives when we stay informed, engaged, and connected. Whether it’s raising voices for change or celebrating creativity, Houstonians know how to make an impact.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Subscribe so you never miss a Houston news update. For more, email me at [email protected] or visit QuietPlease.AI. Until next time, stay curious, stay kind, and keep it distinctly Houston.
This weekend, hundreds gathered in downtown Houston for the "Hands Off National Day of Action," protesting policies tied to former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Demonstrators raised concerns about threats to democracy, social services, and immigrant rights, with speakers calling for grassroots organizing ahead of upcoming elections.
Meanwhile, Houston’s cultural pulse is as vibrant as ever. Over in Hermann Park, the Great Elephant Migration has captivated visitors with 100 stunning, life-sized pachyderm sculptures scattered throughout the Museum District. These handcrafted art installations are free to explore and will remain through the end of April. And if you’re craving a taste of local flavor, don’t miss the Houston Oyster Festival today at Buffalo Bayou Park, supporting Galveston Bay conservation while serving up fresh seafood.
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the 38th Annual Houston Art Car Parade this Saturday—expect over 250 wildly decorated vehicles rolling down Allen Parkway, with pre-parade festivities kicking off at 11 AM. Plus, laughter takes center stage this week with the Riot Comedy Festival running through Sunday across Montrose venues.
As for our skies, we’re looking at mild spring weather this week—sunny days with highs near 80 and evening lows in the 60s. Perfect for enjoying all the events Houston has to offer.
Word on the streets of Houston is that our city thrives when we stay informed, engaged, and connected. Whether it’s raising voices for change or celebrating creativity, Houstonians know how to make an impact.
This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Subscribe so you never miss a Houston news update. For more, email me at [email protected] or visit QuietPlease.AI. Until next time, stay curious, stay kind, and keep it distinctly Houston.