On Thursday’s Houston Matters: The state is taking over the City of Houston's Homeowners Assistance Program for those affected by Hurricane Harvey. We learn what this means for those whose homes were damaged by the 2017 storm.
Plus we learn about new contact tracing efforts about to launch in Harris County.
Also this hour: When could schools reopen and students and educators return to some semblance of normal? And what would that new normal be like? A new report called A Blueprint for Back to School offers some guidance for educators.
And we learn about some of the women considered for the Supreme Court over the decades who, despite having accomplished legal careers, were ultimately not appointed and were often used to create the appearance of diversity. Renee Knake Jefferson from the UH Law Center discusses the book she co-authored, Shortlisted: Women in the Shadows of the Supreme Court.
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