Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · They've teamed up with a national organization to ask people to drive under the speed limit.
Posted on · The fatal accident occurred around 3:05 p.m. at the intersection of East 8th Street and Heights Boulevard.
Posted on · Remains found in the wall of Heights home identified as home owner Mary Cerruti
Posted on · The Heights is no longer a dry zone
Posted on · A new course explores how areas and developments within Greater Houston have forged their own unique identities -- and even governments -- over the years.
Posted on · Harvey continues to menace Houston, but a local restaurant is opening its doors to provide a release from weather stress.
Posted on · The Heights has been a dry neighborhood ever since the Prohibition Era. Now, a local group of restaurateurs are working on getting people out to the polls to change that.
Posted on · Restaurant owners in a local neighborhood are tired of being bound by a law made before the prohibition era.
Posted on · A coffee shop in the Heights is training trafficking victims for restaurant jobs.
Posted on · If the voters decide to do away with the 1912 rule, grocery and convenience stores will be allowed to sell beer and wine.
Posted on · Alcohol sales have been heavily restricted in the Heights since 1912, but one group is trying to change that.
Posted on · A never-before used Houston city ordinance would ensure trees along the street cannot be cut down.
Posted on · Houston Planning and Development Department finalizes a wide-ranging transportation study for areas north of downtown.
Posted on · A 2011 estimate from the Texas Forest Service put Houstonâs number of trees at about 663 million. The drought that occurred in 2011 though, took about 66 million of those trees out, according to the Bayou Land Conservancy. Something that is particularly noticeable in Memorial Park and something that many Houstonians and officials are loath […]