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Texas has made payments to more than 315,000 households to date. → Read More
Abbott claimed that the state universities “understand this is a bipartisan issue to keep the tentacles of China out of our universities and out of our state.” → Read More
The Houston area will see isolated showers and thunderstorms throughout the first Monday of 2023. → Read More
A cold front will settle into the Houston region on Friday, that will keep temperatures peaking in the low to mid 60’s for this weekend. A separate cold front is also set to arrive on Monday, most likely keeping temperatures from reaching 70 degrees for all of next week. → Read More
This has been the hottest July on record, with temperatures averaging 100 degrees. → Read More
The “major industrial accident” occurred just after 1 a.m. Thursday, officials said. → Read More
Methodist researchers identified the cases through its genome sequencing surveillance project. → Read More
The vaccine would only be used in India at first before researchers look to get approval for other countries with low vaccination rates. They hope that means fewer variants in the future. → Read More
The building was completely evacuated around 9:55 a.m., and law enforcement with bomb sniffing dogs were working as of 10:45 a.m. to investigate. → Read More
Once final approval is given Houston health officials say addressing vaccine hesitancy in parents and reaching underserved communities will be key. → Read More
Just 25 employees chose to get vaccinated and return to work. → Read More
According to Harris County Public Health, children 12-15 can now receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at NRG Park. → Read More
Six out of nearly 7 million people who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine had a potentially dangerous side effect -- or roughly 0.00000088% of all patients. But officials are afraid that's led to a lack of trust. → Read More
The doses will go to the FEMA vaccination site at NRG Park, starting Tuesday. → Read More
Health experts are worried about a possible spike in COVID-19 cases after Thanksgiving holiday travel. → Read More
Vaccines will probably not be in widespread use for weeks or even months, meaning masks and socia distancing will still be important to stopping the spread of the virus, according to Dr. Umair Shah of Harris County Public Health. → Read More
Organizers are looking for action on Houston police reform. In an exclusive interview with Houston Public Media, Police Chief Art Acevedo addresses some of those demands. → Read More
Houston-area leaders urged the region to prepare for severe winds and Galveston recommended some parts of the city evacuate Monday, as Tropical Storm Laura makes its way to the Gulf coastline. → Read More
City and county officials have set ambitious COVID-19 benchmarks the community is not close to hitting, but which health officials believe can be reached if the public takes the virus seriously. → Read More
Public and private hospitals are both struggling with their finances as COVID-19 stresses the system and cuts off important revenue streams. → Read More