Posted on · The decision comes just a week after news surfaced that the two schools planned to leave the Big 12, sending shockwaves through college sports and many Texas lawmakers who feel the expansion will have drastic consequences on the remaining Texas schools in the Big 12.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: An analysis of Census Bureau data shows 54 percent of Houstonians saw a drop in employment since the beginning of the pandemic. That's higher than the rest of the state -- and the rest of the country.
Posted on · Two of the women have not filed a civil lawsuit, bringing the total number of accusations to 24.
Posted on · Two of the women have already publicly identified themselves.
Posted on · The woman allegedly demanded $30,000 for her “indefinite silence" regarding what she stated was a consensual encounter with Watson.
Posted on · The Cougars have had five games either canceled or postponed because of the pandemic, pushing their season opener back again and again.
Posted on · The firing comes after Sunday’s loss to the Vikings dropped the Texans to 0-4 for the first time since 2008.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: The Astros hire veteran Dusty Baker as their new manager, how Houston cut its homelessness, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and football legend Earl Campbell.
Posted on · Morning News Anchor Eddie Robinson sat down for a one-on-one interview with Campbell to discuss his life, his legacy and whether or not he has any regrets from playing football.
Posted on · Journalist Asher Price discusses his new biography, Earl Campbell: Yards After Contact.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: A preview of the Presidential debate at TSU, a new biography of Earl Campbell, and singer Christina Wells performs.
Posted on · Robert D. Jacobus discusses his book, Black Man in the Huddle.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: A tentative settlement is reached in the lawsuit over the county's bail system, a new program aims to keeps kids out of the court system, lawmakers want Texas to sue the federal government over costs of securing the border, we discuss issues raised in the Hulu movie Culture Shock, and we hear stories from the integration of Texas football.
Posted on · A former player reflects on breaking barriers in the 1970s, and her daughter discusses her documentary about the team.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: A vote is delayed on a plan to address sewage spills, the legacy of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, our weekly political roundup, two generations of NASA flight directors from the same family, and remembering the Houston Herricanes women's football team.