Posted on · On Friday's show: CHI St. Luke’s is breaking ties with two major health insurers, plenty of bad news for the energy sector this week, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the news, and Houston writer Bryan Washington discusses his new novel, Memorial.
Posted on · There’s and old saying that we shouldn't speak ill of the dead, but does that still apply in the age of social media?
Posted on · Santa Fee school officials announced Monday that students won't return to classes until after Memorial Day
Posted on · The public can visit the memorial on weekdays, though it's unclear whether the memorial will be a permanent installment.
Posted on · Hundreds gather to remember the Oklahoma City bombing
Posted on · Hundreds of people gathered at Houston Baptist University Wednesday to say goodbye to a fallen Houston firefighter. The ceremony was filled with tradition and memories.
Posted on · Honoring those affected by 9/11 through music.
Posted on · Dionisio Garza's motive remains unknown as Houston police continue to investigate the shooting.
Posted on · The family of a "troubled" Army veteran from California says he was the gunman who killed one person and injured several others in a shooting at a Houston auto detail shop.
Posted on · Police have said the victim who was fatally shot was known to be a customer at the shop and had arrived shortly before a man entered and started shooting.
Posted on · One online fundraising campaign has already surpassed its goal.
Posted on · We learn about a fountain that memorializes victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Posted on · We hear from Dr. Nathan Hoot, an ER Doctor at Memorial Hermann Hospital and Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital, who tells us what it means to be a doctor in the emergency room.
Posted on · Houston is now home to the nation’s first mobile stroke unit. The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Medical School, in partnership with Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, unveiled the new vehicle earlier this month. It’s an ambulance equipped with a scanner that allows the team on board to quickly assess whether a […]
Posted on · Houston, like any city, has its share of trails for hiking, biking, walking, and running. From Hermann Park to Buffalo Bayou park, to Tinsley and Memorial parks, where do you like to go to exercise and how do you do it? Weâll talk with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joshua Harris from Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports […]