The Great Elephant Migration comes to Houston, Texas, where Hermann Park is fighting against the spread of invasive species.

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The Empire State Building's lights will be lit up in gold and cyan on Friday, to celebrate the 45th anniversary of ABC News' ...

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order on the Smithsonian Institution that targets funding to programs that ...

Police are searching for a Texas man who crashed his car while driving at 100 mph and fled the scene leaving his critically ...

The Houston skyline, a cowboy hat and an astronaut playing soccer are just some of the visual elements featured in the city's ...

DTLA Rooftop Cinema Club is, as the name suggests, a movie-style environment above the city lights. Located on the ...

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For a 40-cent entrance fee, the National Museum of Ethiopia has exhibitions on African art history and human evolution ...

Gina Marie boasts a Bronze Remi win from Worldfest Houston, Best Female Filmmaker from ... Official Latino Film and Arts Festival and Los Angeles Cinefest among others. Content provided by ...

Explore Tamara de Lempicka's bold Art Deco works at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, featuring 92 paintings and drawings.

"Nurture" was inspired by a photo Sophie Zhou's father took, capturing a cow and her baby calf with light shining down. Photo: Courtesy of Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo ...