Posted on · The program -- called “Let’s Beat COVID-19: Health Education, and Support Services,” or HESS -- launches Thursday, and includes a support hotline, virtual support groups, and other resources, according to the city’s health department.
Posted on · Many reject the official assessments that the recent hangings of mostly African Americans were suicides.
Posted on · On Friday's show: Efforts to make Juneteenth a national holiday, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and bringing live music to audiences.
Posted on · Listen to a live broadcast of the funeral from Fountain of Praise church in southwest Houston.
Posted on · Teachers, students, parents and other voters had to wait for hours to cast a ballot on campus at the HBCU.
Posted on · The new technology will allow international travelers to cut down on travel time by making it easier to go through customs and border inspections.
Posted on · Donald Neely’s family wants body-cam footage to be released and the Texas Rangers will investigate the arrest.
Posted on · Jose Escobar was cheered on by friends and family when he arrived back to Houston Monday.
Posted on · The same day, a second suspect was charged with capital murder.
Posted on · Her calls add to others from advocates and parents, including one of the women who was arrested, for Skillern-Jones to step down.
Posted on · The congresswoman says in a statement that she didn't ask for anything "exceptional or out of the ordinary"
Posted on · The Democratic lawmaker stresses the bill the Republican Party is trying to get through in the Senate would make big cuts to Medicaid.
Posted on · The Houston Housing Authority breaks ground for a mixed-income complex north of downtown.
Posted on · The civil rights icon participated in a forum held at Texas Southern University, along with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.
Posted on · Simone Biles returns to Houston to a cheering crowd, including elected officials, and band music.