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Posted on · We all need to vent a little. Houston Matters invites you to share your pet peeves about life here in Greater Houston.
Posted on · We all need to vent a little. Houston Matters invites you to share your pet peeves about life here in Greater Houston.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: More road closures, examining voter lists, philosophers who perpetuated racist ideas, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and the music of Harry Potter.
Posted on · The Houston Matters panel of non-experts weighs in on stories from the week’s news and decides if they’re good, bad, or ugly.
Posted on · We discuss noise pollution in Houston with a local acoustic consultant.
Posted on · The busy roadway has been widened to accommodate a growing population northwest of Houston.
Posted on · Houston Matters offers listeners a chance to share with the rest of Greater Houston their pet peeves about life In The Bayou City.
Posted on · Planners say along with moving traffic, they want to keep the road from flooding during another storm.
Posted on · The transportation agency says it's looking at future population growth.
Posted on · We all need to vent a little. Houston Matters invites you to share your pet peeves about life here in Greater Houston.
Posted on · Galveston is about to launch a major effort to fix some of its aging streets. Much of that work will be paid for with local money.
Posted on · Besides looking for drunk drivers this Labor Day holiday, law enforcement will also go after establishments that illegally sell alcohol
Posted on · Crews are about to finish another segment of a big connector project on I-45 northbound at U.S. 59/I-69. The project is designed to eliminate “lane weaving” by building new direct connectors between the two freeways.
Posted on · The study focused on the country's most dangerous roads from 2010 through 2016
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Posted on · The system will use flood gauge data to indicate streets that are likely to go underwater during heavy rain.