Posted on · On Thursday's show: Several Houston areas have recently had racist fliers distributed in certain neighborhoods. Then, Kam Franklin and some of her fellow members of The Suffers talk about their new music. And we visit Rice University baseball program's new high-tech pitching lab.
Posted on · A perfect storm of COVID, blood drive cancellations and the calendar has created a national blood shortage. Here’s how it’s affecting Texas.
Posted on · Today, we have the latest on the aftermath of Nicholas. How were Houston and nearby coastal counties impacted? Plus, listeners share their experiences of the storm.
Posted on · Houston-area hospitals and nonprofits are stepping up to assist those impacted by the category four storm. It's just the latest in a string of storms that have forced Houston and Louisiana to rely on one another.
Posted on · Prison officials said this is not the first time inmates have helped following a natural disaster
Posted on · The Red Cross tells us where evacuees are headed now that the shelter at the convention center is closing.
Posted on · Emergency response is ongoing in Fort Bend and Brazoria counties.
Posted on · Resources for those impacted by severe rain and flooding, and those who want to help.
Posted on · The Houston chapter of the American Red Cross recently staged a drive to install smoke detectors in homes across southwest Houston.
Posted on · The start of the 2012 hurricane season is days away and the Red Cross has been busy training hundreds of volunteers. These volunteers are critical for Red Cross to be "ready when the times comes."