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Some Houston Libraries Still Closed 11 Months after Hurricane Harvey
Posted on · The library system has set up a few temporary mini-branches where cardholders can go to turn in books and pick up holds they've requested
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Santa Fe 10-Year Class Reunion Becomes Victims’ Fundraiser
Posted on · The Houston Chronicle reports that all changed on May 18, when a gunman killed 10 people and wounded 13
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Work Ramped Up On New Houston Ship Channel Bridge
Posted on · The Houston Chronicle reports crews are tying steel and drilling deep into the mud along the Houston Ship Channel
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Modular Homes Gaining Popularity In Parts Of Houston
Posted on · The Houston Chronicle reported in about four months, these so-called modules will have been transformed into a 3,000-square-foot, architect-designed house clad in glass, siding and masonry blocks centered around a courtyard
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Volunteers Build Oyster Reef In South Texas Following Harvey
Posted on · The reef built is near the 6-acre reef that survived an almost direct hit from Harvey, but is closer to the shore
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Houston-Area School Districts Still Face Busing Challenges After Harvey
Posted on · School transportation across greater Houston has been thrown out of whack since Hurricane Harvey made landfall Aug. 25, 2017
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Bridge Battle Draws More Attention, Reviews In League City
Posted on · Residents in the rural neighborhood worry that plans to add a bridge across Clear Creek could cause unwanted changes to their neighborhood
Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1347: Inventing Money
Posted on · Episode: 1347 The invention of money: an abstraction of goods and services. Today, a history of money.
Houston Matters
How You Can Navigate the New Health Exchange for the Affordable Care Act in Houston
Posted on · This coming Tuesday will mark the start of the sign-up period for uninsured Houstonians to receive coverage through a new health exchange. In the final installment of our recurring Affordable Care Act series, we offer you a chance to get your questions answered and myths debunked. We are joined once again by KUHF Health and Science […]
Houston Matters
Navigating Health Care Options for the Affordable Care Act in Houston
Posted on · We continue our weekly series of conversations designed to help prepare you for the rollout of the final phase of the Affordable Care Act, in which uninsured Americans can seek out health care benefits through a “marketplace.” Today, we learned about resources available to help you navigate that marketplace. KUHF’s Health and Science reporter Carrie […]