Posted on · Renowned UT-Austin journalism professor, Kathleen McElroy, calls what happened to her this summer an “eye-opener” as she remains passionate in inspiring journalists for tomorrow’s newsrooms despite fallout from a botched hiring scandal at Texas A&M.
Posted on · The ballroom went through a $10 million renovation, with a grand re-opening earlier this year, but was not able to install its sign – which is prohibited under the city’s signage code.
Posted on · A Texas-based company, with funding from Evolve Houston and Houston City Council District D, is using electric vehicles to provide rides in an underserved part of the city where many residents do not have their own automobiles.
Posted on · Security features such as increased lighting, surveillance cameras and call boxes also are coming to the part of the trail in the Third Ward area, according to Houston City Council member Carolyn Evans-Shabazz.
Posted on · Houston pastors reveal surprising revelations a year after Floyd’s death. This episode is an encore of the May 21, 2021 original broadcast.
Posted on · The ballroom has been a part of the Third Ward since 1939. A nearly $10 million renovation has allowed the ballroom to open once more.
Posted on · The campus is expected to be an important addition to the community by allowing the city to use the space for city-sponsored events, community meetings, recreational programs, educational opportunities, workshops, job fairs, and more.
Posted on · The owners of Blue Willow Bookshop and Kindred Stories discuss how indie bookstores are succeeding in ways others are starting to emulate.
Posted on · The longtime Tex-Mex staple will close March 31, but could reopen as part of a planned development at the same site.
Posted on · Work began nearly a year ago on a $12.1 million road reconstruction project near Texas Southern University, where bicycle lanes are being added and vehicular lanes are being reduced. The Houston City Council member who represents the area has said some nearby residents do not want the project and were not adequately consulted beforehand, but Mayor Sylvester Turner says it should move forward.
Posted on · Learn about and celebrate Juneteenth this weekend throughout the Houston area.
Posted on · The popular segregation-era venue for Houston's Black community is a landmark of late Art Deco design.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: How local colleges and universities are dealing with the omicron surge, and a conversation with Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee about a new hiring policy and several lawsuits the county is involved in.
Posted on · BCycle's new board president says she'd like to see a network of neighborhood stations along with more payment options to access the system.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: A pediatrician answers your questions about kids and the COVID vaccine, what to expect during the holiday travel season, food writers discuss their favorite places for Italian cuisine in the city, and preserving the history of the Third Ward virtually.