People on social media upset over Bronny James' prom date
It's prom season. Lebron James' oldest son, Bronny, has chosen his date, which has stirred up a conversation about interracial dating online. Our guests say it's an odd attack on the teens.
TV panel deems new White House Press Secretary unfit for job
Karine Jean-Pierre has made history as the nation's first Black, immigrant, and openly gay White House Press Secretary. Overseas, a video of a Russian state TV panel demeaning Jean-Pierre has gone viral. Panelists argue she was a shoe-in for the job because of her race. Our guests talk about the harmful implications of the clip.
How you can cut your energy costs
Another hot Houston summer is on the horizon. As an expert explains, it's time to start thinking strategically about keeping those energy prices down.
How you can leave a harmful relationship
What can you do to help someone experiencing mental and physical abuse in their relationship? In the wake of a local family's tragedy, our guest from the Houston Area Women's Center offers helpful advice.
Effects of emotional stress on police officers
During National Police Week, we acknowledge the mental toll 911 calls can have on police officers.
Navigating dating without having sex
Can a relationship without sex be successful? Therapist Dr. Angela Jones has advice for both sides.
New study could reveal more information about sudden infant death syndrome
A new study could explain why babies die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Dr. Danish Ali joins us with more information on the potential medical breakthrough.
What is the 'Great Replacement Theory?'
The shooting massacre in Buffalo has led to the resurfacing of the "The Great Replacement" theory. Police say the shooting suspect referenced the theory in his 180 page manifesto. Turns out, it's a factually incorrect conspiracy theory that is rooted in racism. Two college professors join us to explain.
Health enthusiast shares benefits of veganism
Bad news for junk food fans. A popular TikTok influencer says those foods are more harmful than you think. He pleads his case for a vegan lifestyle.
Reported uptick in Norovirus cases
Just when we thought things were looking up, Norovirus cases are trending upward. A local doctor shares the warning about the virus.
First UFO Congressional hearing held in more than 50 years
Are aliens among us? For the first time in more than a decade, congress holds a hearing about UFOs. The subject is a specialty for our two guests.
Middle school staff criticized for keeping student's gender identity from parents
Honesty is the best policy. But what about when it comes to young children in the LGBTQ+ community. Our guests weigh in on a Pennsylvania middle school staff's decision to keep a student's pronouns private.
Mother shares her reasoning for tubal ligation procedure at 28
This segment continues our discussion about alternative forms of birth control. Guest Lauren Simmons-Mitchell shares her experience with having a tubal ligation procedure performed at 28-years-old.
Social media reacts to the Buffalo shooting massacre
Anger and outrage are resonating with many across the country in the wake of the mass shooting in Buffalo New York. In this segment, two social media creators share their feelings about the shooting, as well as race relations across the country.
Protecting your mental health from traumatic events
The man arrested for the supermarket shooting where 10 people died livestreamed it on social media. The video is raw, disturbing and gruesome. Therapist Dr. Angela Jones talks about the trauma watching videos can do to a person.
10 Black people shot, killed in New York grocery store
In light of the recent mass shooting at a Buffalo, NY supermarket, Isiah invites a diverse group of panelists to weigh in on the tragedy. A former police chief, journalist, gun store owner, sitting politician, conservative commentator and former board member from Newtown, CT (where more than 20 students and teachers were killed in 2012) give their take on solutions, racial tones, gun laws and reform and what we should all do as a community to make things better.
SAY WHAT? Man 'marries' 8 women
Can you be in love with more than one person at the same time? For this man the answer is: yes. In this segment, he shares what it's like to have a ceremonial marriage with eight women.
FDA authorizes underwear that protects against STD's
The resident ladies of Girl Talk have an interesting topic on the table: underwear that can prevent sexually transmitted infections. The FDA has authorized a company's specially designed underwear. But are they practical?
Man gets vasectomy at 28-years-old
Isiah has a one-on-one with a man who decided to get a vasectomy at 28 years old. It's a pretty big decision to make, but he says he had good reason.
FOX 26 Series 'The Missing' highlighting ongoing search for answers
Never doubt the power of good reporting. FOX 26's "The Missing" franchise has helped to bring a happy ending for missing persons cases. But it's a never-ending process. Kaitlin Monte talks about helping families find their loved ones.