The "Be Someone" piece has been a staple of the I-45 bridge since 2012. In fact, a 2018 petition advocated for the artwork to ...

The "Be Someone" bridge over Interstate 45 north of downtown Houston has seen better days ... which claims to be run by creators of the famous graffiti, posted a message Saturday after vandals ...

The contract extension approved Wednesday adds up to 10 years to an agreement going back to 2015, when the city tapped the ...

The future of the famed "Be Someone" graffiti emblazoned on a railroad bridge in Houston may be in doubt as an artist who painted over the mural faces a felony charge, a fresh sign of a new get ...

Months after being painted over, Houston's iconic "Be Someone" display has returned to its familiar spot. The famous graffiti was spotted Wednesday morning on the railroad bridge over I-10 and I ...

Over the years, Houston has seen many things come and go, never to return again - the Oilers, Six Flags and Free Press Summerfest. (Be strong.) But one thing is for certain, the "Be Someone" graffiti ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- Arguably Houston's most iconic spray-painted landmark, the Be Someone sign over the railroad bridge over I-10 and I-45 north of downtown has greeted and inspired drivers for ...

Iris Karami was a teenager the first time she saw the "BE SOMEONE" message. The iconic Houston graffiti art immediately made her feel "seen" and motivated. It also made her curious to find out who ...

Many thought Houston's famous "Be Someone" graffiti was gone for good, but now it's back, albeit smaller. On Tuesday morning, drivers saw that a new version of the local landmark had been ...

To some, Graffiti Park is the best place in Houston to take selfies. To others, it's a backdrop for car shows, fashion shoots and music events. To street artists, these quiet, post-industrial EaDo ...

The first time Mario Figueroa Jr. went to The Luckie School, he came face-to-face with a gun. Now, the famed Houston graffiti artist — best known as Gonzo247 — will merge the 106-year-old ...

the German shoe manufacturer has created an EndtoEnd Project exhibit in an empty lot on Lafayette and Houston. Adidas had different graffiti artists create designs for shoes in an East London ...