Posted on · Businesses are waiting on more guidance, while officials are waiting on more testing equipment. But with a stay-at-home order and capacity demands, Houston’s "routine has not yet become routine," officials said Wednesday.
Posted on · Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo on Tuesday ordered county residents to stay home to stop the spread of the coronarvirus, limiting all outside travel to necessities like groceries and essential work.
Posted on · “We want to make sure people know it’s an evaluation process that doctors and nurses do every single day with our patients,” says Dr. Umair Shah with Harris County Public Health.
Posted on · The new rules are in place for at least 15 days.
Posted on · Representatives from grocery chains stressed the food supply chain was intact, and that there was no reason to hoard groceries and supplies.
Posted on · Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner declared a local health emergency, and the World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus a pandemic.
Posted on · The boil water notice in Houston was lifted Saturday morning, but residents were urged to use caution when consuming water.
Posted on · The 96-inch water main near Fidelity and North Carolina streets in the Galena Park area broke just after noon Thursday and flowed onto the southbound lanes near the Ship Channel Bridge.
Posted on · The opening is part of a $220 million project to add 3,000 acres of greenspace and 150 miles of trails to connect Houston’s major bayous.
Posted on · In his speech, the former New York City mayor also offered an apology for stop and frisk.
Posted on · The mayor will also serve as the campaign's national infrastructure co-chair.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We hear highlights from recent conversations with the two candidates in the runoff election for Houston mayor. We learn about a new piece from the Houston Symphony celebrating the history of NASA. And retired Tonight Show host Jay Leno talks about his career.
Posted on · Tony Buzbee is in second place with 29%, followed by Bill King with 13% and Dwight Boykins with 6% of the votes.
Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · There will be street closures and an extensive police deployment. METRO is offering free rides to Minute Maid Park on light rail for ticket holders.