On Tuesday’s Houston Matters: Hundreds of fish have reportedly washed up on shore in Kemah. And state health officials have suspended oyster harvesting and are urging the public not to eat fish caught in a certain part of Galveston Bay. That’s after an estimated 9,000 barrels of a toxic gasoline blend stock spilled into the Houston Ship Channel last Friday. We learn more about the spill and its impact.
Also this hour: We discuss Houston’s efforts to host some of the World Cup matches in 2026 when the event comes to North America. Then, producer Joshua Zinn takes a tour of downtown to learn about some groundbreaking skyscrapers erected in Houston during the 20th century.
And longtime Houston-area resident Allison Wolfe talks about winning the Food Network’s cooking competition, Worst Cooks in America.
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