
Houston Matters
Five things you should know about Houston bats
Posted on · A local conservationist talks about the many species of bats that live in greater Houston and what they do for our natural environment.
Posted on · A local conservationist talks about the many species of bats that live in greater Houston and what they do for our natural environment.
Posted on · The COP28 climate change summit later this year is on the minds of energy industry experts this week at an annual conference in Houston.
Posted on · Food Not Bombs says they have been handing out food downtown for nearly two decades, but the latest warning from the city feels more like a threat than a warning.
Posted on · The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo will run until March 19. The concert series kicks off Tuesday night with country artist Parker McCollum.
Posted on · The vandalization of the Houston Zoo's Brown Pelican habitat comes after several animals were stolen from a zoo in Dallas.
Posted on · Pet owners can be fined between $100 to $500 dollars if their pets are found without a microchip, but BARC says they understand pets get out and are not trying to get punitive.
Posted on · Local gas companies like Center Point pass the wholesale price of natural gas, which has been up, onto the consumer.
Posted on · Tropical plants and arctic blasts don’t mix well, and with the predicted freezing temperatures there can be major impacts on outdoor trees and plants.
Posted on · Multiple Houston area stores are having a hard time keeping children’s fever-reducing products like Tylenol and Children’s Motrin in stock.
Posted on · A group of about 300 United employees protested outside in downtown in hopes of better employment contracts at a pivotal time for the industry.
Posted on · The young 22-year-old student died after being arrested by the Iranian morality police for not wearing her hijab correctly.
Posted on · Texas’ EV charging plan outlines how the state will grow its emerging charging network of approximately 5,798 public charging ports, using funding from President Biden’s infrastructure law.
Posted on · The current numbers of flu cases throughout the Houston area aren't usually seen until December or January.
Posted on · There hasn’t been any kind of explosion in the alligator population in Harris County, rather there are multiple dynamics at play for the recent uptick in sighting.
Posted on · The school will offer public safety training courses including nursing, respiratory care and firefighter training