Posted on · On Wednesday's show: In a double dose of our weekly political roundup, we recap the Jan. 6 hearings and find out why county leaders are proposing a billion-dollar bond package. And we visit Harris County’s Emergency Operations Center at Houston TranStar.
Posted on · With the start of another Atlantic hurricane season, Houston Matters presents an hour of information on preparing to weather another storm season.
Posted on · The National Weather Service predicts the rain will continue into Thursday.
Posted on · Houston continues to face icy driving conditions
Posted on · More rain fell onto Houston Sunday night into Monday morning. Transtar has released an updated list of road closures due to flooding.
Posted on · Houston has a large list of road closures due to the high water and floods caused by Harvey
Posted on · Houston TranStar is celebrating 20 years of transportation and emergency management with completion of a 26,000 square-foot expansion and 11,000 square-foot renovation of its original facility. To learn more about the improvements — and what they might mean for Houston drivers — we talk with Jack Whaley, TranStar’s executive director. MORE: Houston TranStar Celebrates Anniversary […]
Posted on · A year ago Monday (3/23), a barge in Galveston Bay struck a ship and sprung a leak. Up to 168,000 gallons of marine fuel oil spilled into the bay, and the Houston Ship Channel was closed for a few days between Galveston Island and Bolivar Peninsula. Fast forward to two weeks ago – a foggy […]
Posted on · Whether we like it or not, traffic is a fact of life here in Houston. Millions of us hit the roads every day to commute to and from work. But for some, traffic is more than just a headache. Itâs a 24/7 job. Thatâs Houston TranStar, a partnership between several agencies that work together to […]
Posted on · The Houston Public Library last week announced itâs making available thousands of audiobooks, movies and music titles for free borrowing and streaming online and on mobile devices. Itâs a reminder that libraries are much different places today than they once were – or, at least, what we may have once perceived them to be. You […]