Posted on · On Thursday's show: Sportscaster and UH alum Jim Nantz is calling his last Final Four on CBS this weekend. We talk with the longtime broadcaster about his Houston connections and memories of college basketball tournaments past.
Posted on · Six communities are set to be part of a pilot program that could test the benefits of a conservation designation.
Posted on · Party Politics co-host Jeronimo Cortina and Rice University's Mark Jones weigh in on the latest developments in the world of politics.
Posted on · The opening-weekend festivities at Minute Maid Park also will include fan giveaways and ceremonies recognizing the Astros and their top players during last year's World Series championship run.
Posted on · Recently released court records offer new insights into Paul Pressler's sex abuse scandal, including statements under oath from his former law partner.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: What are the biggest challenges children face growing up in Houston? A new report sheds some light on the situation. And we discuss the week in politics.
Posted on · Elected board members for the Houston-area school district suspended the first two layers of the book review process, which involve input from teachers, librarians and school administrators.
Posted on · The iconic fashion designer discusses his career and thoughts on issues in today’s society.
Posted on · The local economy, including restaurants, bars, and hotels, would likely see a $150 million economic boost over the next few days.
Posted on · The complaint said the city ignored its 20 years of sales at Hobby, and only focused on the other company's projected sales.
Posted on · We learn about two recent and separate disputes at Bush and Hobby airports.
Posted on · Efforts to limit social media platforms are about data, security -- and also worries about kids and mental health.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: With the news that Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is running for mayor, we discuss what the announcement means for the other declared candidates – and for her.
Posted on · Houston officials say they are ready to host thousands as the NCAA Men's Basketball championship takes place. Officials warn against drunk driving and say there will be increased law enforcement across the city.
Posted on · The City of Houston is terminating its contract with Inframark, which manages five wastewater treatment plants and five drinking water supply facilities in the Kingwood area, effective this Friday.