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Houston Is Growing, But Its Parking Spaces May Not Be
Posted on · We look at how city planners may reduce the number of parking spaces for new developments.
Posted on · We look at how city planners may reduce the number of parking spaces for new developments.
Posted on · A team of 80 people, six boats, and four search dogs arrived in Florida Tuesday night
Posted on · Workshops aim to help post-Harvey arts community prepare for disasters
Posted on · The city claims the measure may cause new employees to lose their jobs if passed
Posted on · Major orchestras in America have mostly white musicians, according an industry-wide study. We take a look at how the Symphony is trying to redirect a pattern set by barriers within the industry.
Posted on · Nonetheless, the school district will have a strong police presence on Tuesday
Posted on · Twenty percent of America’s conductors are female, according to an industry-wide survey.
Posted on · Republicans say the registration challenges were nonpartisan, but some of those who were challenged feel otherwise.
Posted on · A year after the storm, we check in with recovery efforts for the homeless population in the Houston region.
Posted on · The team will go head-to-head Thursday with Rhode Island's Coventry Little League team
Posted on · We take a look at how one shop is still repairing ‘Harvey clocks,’ nearly a year after the storm.
Posted on · The district is now eligible for a USDA program that allows HISD to provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner at no charge to all students
Posted on · Backlash to the review change caused a two month delay, after physicians voiced concern to the Texas Department of Insurance
Posted on · Samples from the Guadalupe River showed high-levels of E. coli in the months following the storm
Posted on · The largest sheriff’s office in Texas is trying to divert arrests and help citizens more effectively