Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: The role of Texas in the wind industry, reflections on working with Elie Wiesel, former NFL player Martellus Bennett's storytelling initiatives, and the effect of Project Row Houses on the Third Ward.
Posted on · The city gave itself 29 days to respond to 3-1-1 calls about illegal dumping last year, but it missed that target more often than not. Two interactive maps, produced by News 88.7, show where the problem is worse — Houston's poorest areas.
Posted on · B-Cycle says it’s now looking to expand into areas of the city that currently don’t have the service.
Posted on · As new development and investment comes into the neighborhood, community leaders are trying to make sure long-time residents won't be pushed out.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: We learn about last night's HISD board meeting and about the latest efforts to woo the Democratic National Convention in 2020. Then, we explore how so-called prosperity gospel messages affect people's behavior. We break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week’s news. And Project Row Houses turns 25.
Posted on · The nearly obsolete devices have been re-purposed as interactive historical markers.
Posted on · The John M. O'Quinn Foundation is giving the college $3.5 million. The grant will partly fund a program through which students will help families in underserved communities.
Posted on · The community-based organization celebrates a milestone.
Posted on · Republicans say the registration challenges were nonpartisan, but some of those who were challenged feel otherwise.
Posted on · Micheal Brown wants to major in political science and become a lawyer or politician
Posted on · The school first opened in 1926
Posted on · Devonte Lockett, 18, has been arrested and charged with murder, for his involvement in last month’s drive-by shooting
Posted on · Micheal Brown says he expects it to take "a few weeks" to decide which university to attend
Posted on · Mayor Turner urges the public to help investigators and assures these incidents will not be the "new normal" in Houston
Posted on · The Houston Mayor’s Office has awarded five community-driven arts grants that will serve under-resourced neighborhoods.