Posted on · An emergency pandemic policy under the Trump and Biden administrations has led to more people covered by Medicaid in Texas, a state that has long refused to expand coverage. But it's unclear how long those protections will last.
Posted on · Brady is vacating what’s generally regarded a solidly Republican seat, Texas’ 8th Congressional District.
Posted on · Many Houston-area educators are finding themselves in a classroom for the first time after nearly two years of virtual learning.
Posted on · Housing experts say the new law is a good first step to inform renters of flood risk, but will need more work in the future.
Posted on · To learn more about what’s expected in 2022 for clean energy, Houston Public Media spoke with Gavin Dillingham, Vice President of Research for energy with the Houston Advanced Research Center.
Posted on · BCycle's new board president says she'd like to see a network of neighborhood stations along with more payment options to access the system.
Posted on · To learn more about the outlook for the oil and gas industry in 2022, Houston Public Media spoke with Mitch Fane, U.S. Oil and Gas Leader with consulting firm Ernst & Young.
Posted on · Houston Public Media spoke with Dr. Wesley Long, director of microbiology at Houston Methodist, about a new study reporting decreased hospitalization rates among omicron patients.
Posted on · After years of dealing with toxic air pollution, residents of overburdened communities are taking matters into their own hands and installing a growing network of community air monitors.
Posted on · Workplace injuries and at-sea sickness are often left untreated in a job rife with occupational hazards.
Posted on · “We’re the ones making sure that our people can be safe," said 25-year-old researcher Ryan Gadd.
Posted on · Programs like the Houston Community Land Trust aim to help residents buy homes and keep them affordable, while also breaking down misconceptions about affordable housing.
Posted on · Texas born adoptees can’t access their original birth certificates until they’re 18. Even then, they have to already know the names of both of their birth parents. Otherwise, the adoptee will have to petition the court.
Posted on · The 29-acre all-inclusive playground at James Driver Park in Aldine is the first of its kind in Harris County.
Posted on · Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez was nominated in April and approved by a Senate committee in August. The Senate has until the end of December to hold a floor vote before the entire process has to start over.