Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: How lessons from our floods and chemical disasters in recent years are coming in handy in the coronavirus pandemic, HPD Chief Art Acevedo answers your questions, advice for dealing with cabin fever, and The Alley Theatre's streaming video production of 1984.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: HPD's new policy for serving high-risk warrants in drug cases, citizens share their concerns about TxDOT's plans for improving I-45, and the challenge of being a strong-willed woman in communities of faith.
Posted on · If a defendant is to be released without having to pay bail, Acevedo says risk assessments need to be conducted on whether they have a history of violent crime.
Posted on · Cities across Texas have been rethinking their juvenile curfew ordinances.
Posted on · This week, Houston City Hall and several bridges were lit in the trans pride flag colors -- blue, pink and white -- in memory of Tracy Single.
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner is allocating an additional $1.5 million for public safety.
Posted on · “It’s not in our policy. And I have a very strong suspicion that it will never happen again in the city of Galveston.”
Posted on · Houston Matters discusses how victims of domestic violence sometimes end up in trouble with the law themselves.
Posted on · The many languages spoken in Houston can make the already difficult job of law enforcement even harder.
Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · The hour-long show will air every Tuesday morning and aims to clarify policing protocol for Houston’s Spanish-speaking communities.
Posted on · The Houston Police Department has turned over a report of its investigation into the deadly drug raid on Harding Street to the district attorney.
Posted on · Maleah Davis' stepfather has reported she was abducted during the weekend. The Houston Police Department leads the investigation.
Posted on · County Attorney Vince Ryan alleges that the Post Oak Poker Club and the Prime Social Club are open seven days a week for the purpose of illegal gambling.