Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: Remembering the life of slain Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal, the week in politics, Benjamin Moser on his new biography of Susan Sontag, and the racing legacy of AJ Foyt.
Posted on · Robert Solis, the alleged shooter, was wanted on a warrant for violating parole. The funeral for Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal will be held Wednesday in Cypress.
Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · The century-old dreadnought is in danger of rusting away. The state has ponied up $35 million to save it, but with the condition that it attract enough visitors to pay for its own maintenance.
Posted on · Chief Public Defender Alexander Bunin says the goal is handling 20 percent of cases with indigent defendants by February 2020.
Posted on · Besides the Cruz–O’Rourke contest, political expert Bob Stein thinks the races for the U.S. House of Representatives and county level contests can motivate the electorate
Posted on · “I look forward to speaking with the residents of East Harris County, and earning your support for our campaign to make our communities a better place to live, work, and raise a family,” said former Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia
Posted on · After his Super Tuesday victory, the incumbent is expected to easily defeat his Republican rival for Texas U.S. House District 29 in the November Election.
Posted on · The remaining Republican presidential candidates face off in a televised debate tonight (Feb. 25, 2016) at the University of Houston. It's the final debate before Super Tuesday, when Texas — and 11 other states and one U.S. territory — go to the polls in their primary elections or caucuses. But the presidential race isn't the […]
Posted on · Green is running for a thirteenth term representing eastern Greater Houston. His rival, the former Harris County sheriff, is going after the incumbent’s record on fighting poverty and gun violence.
Posted on · Host/Commentator Jay Aiyer discusses the Democratic Primary race between Rep. Gene Green and Adrian Garcia for Congressional District 29.
Posted on · The candidates recently appeared on Houston Public Media’s "Red, White, and Blue" to make the case for why they should represent the 29th Congressional District of Texas.
Posted on · The incumbent Congressman campaigns on his seniority in the House of Representatives, while the former Harris County Sheriff says he wants to be a stronger voice for Latinos.
Posted on · He received the support of several Texas lawmakers who underscored his experience and seniority in the House of Representatives.
Posted on · He worked for the Police Department for 36 years and started its Cultural Awareness Program and its Organization of Spanish-Speaking Officers.