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Posted on · Memorial City Mall is embarking on a redevelopment boosted by the closure of Sears.
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Posted on · Memorial City Mall is embarking on a redevelopment boosted by the closure of Sears.
Posted on · The number of high-income renters keeps rising in Houston and the nation.
Posted on · The growing Latino population supports both conservative and progressive ideas and policies.
Posted on · Advancements in technology may come easy for digital natives like millennials and Generation Z, but are people in older generations being left behind?
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: A Houston man who was detained in Vietnam last month is on his way back home. We find out how much of a disadvantage is being computer literate these days, our panel of “non-experts” parse The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly of it all, and hear what happened with Tour de France cyclist Lawson Craddock, from Houston.
Posted on · Houston Millennials talk about what makes their generation unique and why they're blamed for everything.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: We talk with a parent of Santa Fe High School about receiving metal detectors at the school, and News 88.7 Allison Lee checks up on allegations of mistreatment of migrants at the border. We discuss concerns about the relevance and future of affirmative action in college admissions, Millennials talk about what makes their generation unique, then we talk about addiction on college campuses and how students can get help.
Posted on · As young, educated professionals push away old ideas about how to move around Texas cities, transportation planners’ vision for the future is still largely influenced by the past.
Posted on · Texas Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian told House lawmakers on Wednesday that the biggest threat to a burgeoning oil boom is "the acceptance of the politically-correct-driven environmental anti-oil and gas science"
Posted on · Houston Millennials talk about what makes their generation unique and why they're blamed for everything.
Posted on · Houston Matters examines a ruling on heat conditions in a prison near Houston, Gov. Abbott’s desire to repeal tree ordinances in cities, and how Houston plant life has changed over the years. Plus Houston Millennials talk about the state of their generation.
Posted on · A new generation’s lifestyles and tastes may be changing Houston’s antiques market.
Posted on · A new report shows millennials want to buy homes – but are putting it off for a few years.
Posted on · Some energy companies are stepping up their campus recruitment efforts.
Posted on · We’re used to hearing a lot about the lives and attitudes of Millennials, the generation of young adults between the ages of 20 and 35. And it’s not always good. But one potentially positive story about Millennials is that some studies suggest they are outpacing their predecessors when it comes to starting their own businesses. […]