Posted on · The Houston Matters panel of non-experts weighs in on stories from the week’s news and decides if they’re good, bad, or ugly.
Posted on · The tote goes on sale at 9 a.m. on Friday, March 2nd, in select H-E-B locations and online at noon
Posted on · Council Member Greg Travis opposed the deal because the area where it will be built is not officially a food desert.
Posted on · Two cases illustrate how big-name employers benefit from illegal labor and why undocumented workers are easily exploited.
Posted on · The Texas Department of Public Safety says 4 percent of Texas residents – about 826,000 – have registered for concealed handguns licenses and can now openly carry their firearms where that’s allowed.
Posted on · Weâve all seen organic food in our supermarket, but the selection isnât always abundant and the prices are often higher. And those things might prevent people from trying and integrating organic foods into their regular diet. But there are initiatives afoot to make organic food options more prevalent â and theoretically cheaper â in Greater […]
Posted on · It seems like every time there’s even moderately heavy rain here in Houston, we experience some measure of flooding. That’s to be expected when you live in a very flat city that’s only 43 feet above sea level. Still, while flooding may not be preventable, there may be steps to take to mitigate it. On […]