Posted on · In the Houston TranStar building, emergency management officials for the southeast Texas region test how these departments collaborate on various social networks, like Facebook and Twitter.
Posted on · How are people exercising in Hermann Park combating the heat?
Posted on · Now that same-sex marriage has been legalized nationwide, the wedding industry here in Greater Houston expects to see an explosion in growth.
Posted on · The Harris County Department of Education said goodbye to about three dozen Americorps members Thursday. The college students spent a year mentoring children in after school programs throughout the county.
Posted on · It's part of a pilot program.
Posted on · Houston plays host to one of the country's premier canine events. The World Series of Dog Shows is a mixture of exhibition, competition and education.
Posted on · Book publisher Harper Collins plans to release the sequel to the classic "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Tuesday, July 14. Patrons at one Houston bookstore are excited about the book.
Posted on · A teammate and a local journalist are remembering former Oilers quarterback Ken Stabler, a charismatic leader on the field who spent two years here in Houston. Stabler died Wednesday, and as News 88-7's Pat Hernandez reports, he made some big impressions.
Posted on · Houston businessman Dave Wilson delivered more signatures to City Hall on Thursday.
Posted on · Last month, Governor Abbott signed into law SB1452, which authorizes foreclosed properties to be sold online in Harris County. When those auctions move online, it will increase the bidders involved and bring in more money for the county.
Posted on · Late last week, the federal government and 5 Gulf states announced an $18.7 billion dollar settlement over the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. While it represents the largest settlement in American history, some experts say the amount for the damage done barely scratches the surface.
Posted on · Galveston beaches are clear of pollution caused by Tropical Storm Bill and the Memorial Day flooding. Health officials say they continually test the water to ensure safety.
Posted on · Law enforcement officers across the country are ramping up security measures for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. While there are no specific threats in Greater Houston area, but cops here say they are being extra vigilant.
Posted on · The goal of a new initiative is to make sure businesses are following the law.
Posted on · On the road or on the water, law enforcement will be out in force this long July 4th holiday. They'll be looking for impaired drivers and boaters.