Posted on · Despite being close to downtown's attractions, Old Sixth Ward residents have a problem getting there by foot or by bike. New development on Washington Avenue has also created traffic and parking challenges.
Posted on · The Black-owned market aims to highlight local Black and Hispanic vendors, while also providing fresh food to the community.
Posted on · The new online cultural center continues the city’s recognition of Indigenous communities after City Council’s recent vote for an Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Posted on · Grammy-nominated recording artist Jim Brickman talks about how he’s reimagined holiday touring. Plus, biomedical policy expert Dr. Kirstin Matthews explains vaccine progress, and business professor Dietrich von Biedenfeld forecasts the holiday economy.
Posted on · Houston BCycle says the e-bikes give riders an added boost. They're hoping the new bikes will get more people interested in bike share as Houstonians seek recreational opportunities during the pandemic.
Posted on · Houston-area artists share their how they're coping with financial losses and other challenges. Many are innovating in light of canceled in-person shows, in order to continue to bring the arts to the community.
Posted on · They’re baaa-ck as part of a pilot program to test out a more eco-friendly way of maintaining the grounds.
Posted on · Veteran Houston police Sgt. Sean Rios is the second Houston police officer to be killed in the past three weeks and the fourth since December.
Posted on · Airport officials say they're prepared to take a financial hit during what's usually their busiest travel time.
Posted on · Food banks and school districts are seeing large demand for food assistance during the pandemic.
Posted on · We analyze the current political divide with the author of “Patriots of Two Nations: Why Trump Was Inevitable and What Happens Next.” Plus, we discuss COVID and economic news with experts in business and biomedical policy.
Posted on · Political science and legal experts discuss Election results – what they mean for the country and state, and what comes next.
Posted on · Democrats already had a 3-2 majority on the court, but a minority of commissioners can still block legislation in extraordinary circumstances.
Posted on · METRO is cutting service on some routes while others will go back to pre-COVID levels to promote social distancing.
Posted on · Riders can use the app for curb-to-curb service and the fare is the same as for a local bus.