Houston Community College hosting workforce training expo
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Houston Community College explains how you can get the education or training needed to land a newer, better job.

College students share their thoughts about 9/11
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Four college students join us to reflect on the 20 year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Three of the students weren't even alive when it happened. Despite their youth, they all agree that 9/11 has impacted their lives.

When is it worth quitting your job for your mental health?
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Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini discusses how your job could be affecting your mental health and when it's time to hang the hat.

New Study: 7,000 instead of 10,000 steps a day reduces risk of heart disease
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Do you remember when we were all encouraged to do whatever we could to take 10,000 steps a day? The number's been shaved down to 7,000. We find out why from John Higgins, sports cardiologist with McGovern Medical School at UT Health Houston.

REPORT: TikTok's algorithm is promoting sex, drug videos to children
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Do you know what your children are watching on the video-sharing app TikTok. According to a recent report, TikTok's algorithm has been promoting videos of sex and drugs to minors. For more information, we turn to Alex Hammerstone, Director of Advisory Solutions for with TrustedSEC.

9/11 Anniversary: Artifacts on display at Houston Fire Museum
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This September 11th is a major milestone for the families and friends of the nearly 3000 victims of the terror attacks. It will mark 20 years since the day that forever changed the world. Houston has artifacts from that fateful day on display for all to see.

Texas Renaissance Festival job faire looks to fill 400 positions
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The Texas Renaissance Festival is one of the most well-known renaissance faires in the nation and it's adding 400 team members for the 2021 season.

Understanding the housing market
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The housing market can be hard to keep up with the times. And that's why we have experts to help us figure it all out like Dan Roccato, a personal finance expert with credible.com

Food safety and school lunches
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Maybe you've almost fulfilled everything on your kids back to school list, but we want to make sure you've got some serious essentials to help keep your family safe from foodborne illnesses. For more help on that, FOX 26 speaks to Karen Hunter with the U.S. Department of Agriculture

Study: Avocados could help women lose belly fat
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A recent study says an avocado a day, could help keep the belly fat away. To learn more, we consult Amanda Beaver, a dietician with Houston Methodist.

Elizabeth Holmes: Who is she and why is she on trial?
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Opening statements began Wednesday in the trial of a woman once hailed as a genius and the female Steve jobs. We bring you a closer look at who is Elizabeth Holmes, why she's on trial, and how she may have fooled so many powerful people in Silicon Valley.

What to know about the new COVID-19 'Mu' strain
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Another coronavirus variant has made its way to Houston, and to learn more about its strength, FOX 26 turns to Dr. Wesley Long, medical director of diagnostic microbiology at Houston Methodist.

Houston 'paying it forward with love' to Louisiana amid Hurricane Ida recovery efforts
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The city of Houston is hosting a supply drive to help bring Louisiana after Hurricane Ida and Houston mayor the Honorable Sylvester Turner tells us more on the donation drive and what items they are expecting to send looking forward.

Breaking down Texas' abortion law
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There are a lot of questions around Texas' new abortion law. Josh Blackman, professor at South Texas College of Law, stops by Houston's Morning Show to discuss.

A look at kids and their mental health
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Going back to school can be more than just physically draining for our kids, it can be mentally draining for them, too, especially during a pandemic. They might be dealing with mental health issues like being anxious or depressed. Dr. Jessica Lanerie of Kelsey Seybold Clinic shares some signs to look out for.

Houston author debuts novel Paper Airplanes about 9/11
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Paper Airplanes by Tabitha Forney draws from her personal experience on 9/11. Forney and her husband were in the towers on the day of the terrorist attack. Her book, which is fictional, is available now on Amazon.

What's the progress against the COVID-19 surge?
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott tweeted progress against the latest COVID-19 surge in the state. FOX 26's Chelsea Edwards breaks down the latest.

Love Yourself to Better Health program
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Ruben Dominguez introduces us to Jenuine Nutrition, which is launching the "Love Yourself to Better Health" program with nutritious smoothies for customers.

COVID-19 rental relief fund
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FOX 26 Houston wants to make sure you realize that you have yet another chance to apply for financial assistance from Harris County. They've added an extra $30 million to the COVID relief fund. We talk to an expert about who qualifies.