Posted on · On Tuesday's show: We discuss how the new legislative session might affect Texas children. And we visit a section of the East End to learn how some developers want to create a neighborhood where residents can function without cars.
Posted on · Projects include restoring, expanding and improving park land, including the Tony Marron and Japhet Creek Park.
Posted on · Little Red Box Grocery opened a few months ago and sells around 450 items so far, including fresh fruits and vegetables, along with other things that you might expect at a larger store.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: Houston City Council approves an agreement with the Ion developers, and an Afghanistan veteran shares how working to resettle refugees from that country helped him process his experiences from the war.
Posted on · The company has a history of environmental violations, including a recent explosion at its Port Neches facility in 2019.
Posted on · The Republican made her bid official Monday, touting her experience and integrity. She'll face incumbent Ken Paxton and Land Commissioner George P. Bush in the primary.
Posted on · The sites include a former incinerator, thermal processing facility and two abandoned commercial high rises.
Posted on · The plan covers 16 square miles and it includes the neighborhoods of Second Ward, Magnolia Park, Eastwood, Lawndale, and Pecan Park.
Posted on · The city says it's addressing complaints from neighbors who think the busy streets make it hard to walk and bike.
Posted on · Forest Hill Bridge also includes a new wider sidewalk and a separated two-way bike lane.
Posted on · Board members are considering different proposals ahead of a bond election this fall.
Posted on · Join us as we celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a tasty Tostada!
Posted on · The city gave itself 29 days to respond to 3-1-1 calls about illegal dumping last year, but it missed that target more often than not. Two interactive maps, produced by News 88.7, show where the problem is worse — Houston's poorest areas.
Posted on · Increased demand after Harvey has led to an even higher shortage of middle-skilled workers.
Posted on · The mural, at 111 N. Ennis, features a large tree and different skulls that represent the lives of Mexican-Americans who called the East End home