Posted on · Continuing its commitment to prioritizing and elevating voices in the community, Houston Public Media is pleased to welcome Laurie Johnson-Ramirez in her new role as the Executive Director of Content Operations.
Posted on · Houston Public Media is restructuring its Content Operations and Marketing divisions, and Kyle Claude will serve in a newly created role as Executive Director of Marketing.
Posted on · Houston Public Media is pleased to welcome Lynne Cook as the new Chief Development Officer.
Posted on · Political and journalism experts discuss how African Americans really feel about their safety and what still needs to be fixed.
Posted on · Today, medical experts join us to help send the message that life after cancer is something worth celebrating, and a better quality of life for cancer survivors is worth fighting for.
Posted on · Houston Public Media is pleased to welcome Mark Norris as the new Director of Digital Content.
Posted on · Let’s be tourists in our own backyard! A local cultural ambassador is here to serve as our guide to fun, quirky and must-see locations – right here in Houston.
Posted on · The two Co-Champions advance to the national spelling bee held in National Harbor, Maryland.
Posted on · Experts continue to address perceived concerns surrounding J&J, Pfizer, and Moderna vaccines, and how to gather safely this time of year amid the Omicron surge.
Posted on · Justin McKee excels with Houston Public Media as Director of Creative Services
Posted on · Laurie Johnson-Ramirez elevated to News Director for Houston NPR and PBS station
Posted on · Non-profit associations have also pooled funds for rental assistance programs for families whose income has been affected by the COVID pandemic.
Posted on · HPM, University of Houston and KTSU Produce Series of Original Programming The Black Church in Houston
Posted on · Houston Public Media will broadcast the Houston Defender Network’s State of BLACK TEXAS event on News 88.7 (NPR for Greater Houston) Feb. 11 and Feb. 28.
Posted on · An update concerning a programming decision made by Houston Public Media and to share a statement from PBS about a story that broke today involving a former employee.