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Hurricane Harvey

WATCH: PBS’ Discussion About Houston’s Hurricane Harvey Recovery 5 Months Later

Posted on February 6, 2018 · Five months after Hurricane Harvey tore through Houston, thousands of Texans are still living in temporary federal housing and awaiting aid.

Hurricane Harvey

PHOTOS: Picking Up The Pieces In Harvey’s Aftermath

Posted on September 14, 2017 · Karen Walrond’s Memorial Bend home was heavily damaged by floodwaters. She reflects on her family's experience and the lessons she's learned in a video essay scheduled to air Friday on the PBS NewsHour.

Hurricane Harvey

Mayor Turner: ‘We Shouldn’t Do Any Building in Flood-Prone Areas’

Posted on September 6, 2017 · PBS NewsHour Correspondent Marcia Biggs caught up with Mayor Sylvester Turner in Northeast Houston. They talked about neighborhoods in the reservoirs area, FEMA aid, housing for those displaced and the future after Harvey.

Hurricane Harvey

WATCH: Getting Dialysis Treatment During Harvey Means Life Or Death

Posted on August 31, 2017 · The Houston health care system is under strain from the fallout from Hurricane Harvey. Aside from those who have been injured, patients with chronic diseases still need their life-saving treatments. Miles O’Brien talks to Tomeka Weatherspoon of Houston Public Media.

Houston Matters

Houston High Schoolers Share Their Take On The News Media

Posted on July 18, 2017 · Student journalists at Jersey Village High School talk about where they get their news and their definitions of "media” and “journalism.”

Election 2016

Video: PBS NewsHour Democratic Debate

Posted on February 11, 2016 · PBS NewsHour will host the sixth Democratic Presidential Primary Debate sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee.