On Thursday’s Houston Matters: Protesters rallied outside the Houston City Council meeting Wednesday demanding police reform. News 88.7’s Jen Rice recaps what took place and what measures council members are considering.
Also this hour: Several hundred Texas companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since the beginning of the year. Of course, this doesn't mean that these companies are going away – some hope to reorganize under bankruptcy protection and stabilize themselves in the months and years to come. We recap how bankruptcy works and how companies can re-emerge from it.
Then, many jails across the state and nation have become some of the most dense hot spots for COVID-19. We hear some extended accounts from inmates inside the Harris County Jail about their experience in a special report from News 88.7.
Plus, Houstonian Casey Henry explains how her love of reading began as a kid with her grandmother’s romance novels.
And Gary Tinterow of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston talks about how the museum is adapting to life amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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