Posted on · On Friday's show: Bars reopening across the state, policy changes to help the economic recovery, voters' concerns about going to the polls during a pandemic, and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news.
Posted on · Experts weigh in on the possible medical, economic, and psychological ramifications of another potential surge of coronavirus infections.
Posted on · The newly-appointed leaders of the coronavirus economic recovery efforts in Houston and Harris County outline their approach to the job.
Posted on · We learn about the Houston SPCA horse rescue and adoption program.
Posted on · Catch the latest episode of "Red, White and Blue."
Posted on · Houston's housing department expects to finalize an agreement with state and federal officials within the next few weeks.
Posted on · The deadly storm was indiscriminate during its week of destruction. Texans living in the massive disaster area were thrust into a historic housing recovery effort rife with bureaucratic roadblocks, agonizing financial decisions and still-lingering anxieties.
Posted on · The library system has set up a few temporary mini-branches where cardholders can go to turn in books and pick up holds they've requested
Posted on · There are still many Houstonians in recovery mode. Houston Matters gets an update on how the process is going.
Posted on · The president and first lady also spoke by telephone Tuesday, the White House said
Posted on · Homeowner and disabled vet James Hert has won the fight with FEMA over disaster assistance for his home near Greens Bayou
Posted on · After her brother died of a heroin overdose, Stephanie Wittels Wachs wrote her memoir, Everything Is Horrible and Wonderful, about -- and to -- her late brother, Harris, who was an accomplished comedy writer and producer.
Posted on · Texas Governor Greg Abbott called the tracker — which provides a county-level view of the more than $13 billion in flood insurance payouts, hotel vouchers and other forms of federal aid that has been disbursed so far — "a good start in achieving transparency"
Posted on · Five months after Hurricane Harvey tore through Houston, thousands of Texans are still living in temporary federal housing and awaiting aid.
Posted on · "If a person has the means to help, then they should. And so that’s what I did," said Erica Kang, a teacher at YES Prep Southeast