Ed Mayberry
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Report Looks At Financial Impact Of Hurricane Harvey On Houston Households
The JPMorganChase Institute looks at transaction data from a million checking accounts to measure the economic hit. → Read More
Increased School Counselor Staffing Could Lead To Earlier Intervention
Schools do a great job of providing grief counselors after an incident. But some Houston education advocates want to see a system that can address the mental health needs of students earlier → Read More
Federal Financial Help On The Way For Texans Affected By Hurricane Harvey
The Texas governor is announcing $5 billion in community block grants, and another $1 billion in hazard mitigation funds → Read More
Federal Financial Help On The Way For Texans Affected By Hurricane Harvey
The Texas governor is announcing $5 billion in community block grants, and another $1 billion in hazard mitigation funds → Read More
‘Alert Houston’ Public Warning System To Become More Targeted
The current public warning system contacts residents only through email or social media. But new "push" alerts are coming soon that target residents based on location. → Read More
‘Alert Houston’ Public Warning System To Become More Targeted
The current public warning system contacts residents only through email or social media. But new "push" alerts are coming soon that target residents based on location. → Read More
Report Alleges Inadequate Apartment Safety Oversight In Houston
The study from the UT School of Law says Houston's response to dangerous apartment conditions is largely complaint-based, and the city fails to follow up adequately on those complaints. → Read More
Report Alleges Inadequate Apartment Safety Oversight In Houston
The study from the UT School of Law says Houston's response to dangerous apartment conditions is largely complaint-based, and the city fails to follow up adequately on those complaints. → Read More
One Of Houston’s Most Historic Places Getting Major Restoration
At the Johnson Space Center, the original Apollo control room -- designated a national historic landmark in 1985 -- is being restored to how it looked five decades ago. → Read More
One Of Houston’s Most Historic Places Getting Major Restoration
At the Johnson Space Center, the original Apollo control room -- designated a national historic landmark in 1985 -- is being restored to how it looked five decades ago. → Read More
Fracking Sand Shortage Leads To New Texas Sand Mines
A resurgence in oil and gas drilling is underway in Texas, but drillers are running short of sand. It's a certain grade of sand that's needed, and most of it comes from Minnesota and Wisconsin. Because of the shortages, companies are now mining West Texas sand → Read More
Bi-partisan Commission Tackles Public School Funding in Texas
The commission comes 18 months after the Texas Supreme Court declared the current way "unconstitutional" -- but deeply flawed. The group of lawmakers and educators hope to send a recommendation to the next legislature that convenes in 2019. → Read More
Bi-partisan Commission Tackles Public School Funding in Texas
The commission comes 18 months after the Texas Supreme Court declared the current way "unconstitutional" -- but deeply flawed. The group of lawmakers and educators hope to send a recommendation to the next legislature that convenes in 2019. → Read More
Worst Part Of Winter Weather Event Has Passed
Driver may still encounter ice on the roads when temperatures drop again tonight. → Read More
Worst Part Of Winter Weather Event Has Passed
Driver may still encounter ice on the roads when temperatures drop again tonight. → Read More
Prison Rights Groups Allege Mistreatment Of African-American Muslims
The Council on American-Islamic Relations is alleging mistreatment of two African-American Muslim inmates in the Texas prison system. The inmates say they are facing retaliation because they spoke about conditions during Hurricane Harvey. → Read More
Alley Theatre’s Artistic Director, Gregory Boyd, Announces Retirement After 28 Years
The search for a new Artistic Director is expected to take six to nine months → Read More
Alley Theatre’s Artistic Director, Gregory Boyd, Announces Retirement After 28 Years
The search for a new Artistic Director is expected to take six to nine months → Read More
Sub-Freezing Temperatures Intensify Homeless Outreach
Two homeless men have been found dead amid freezing weather, and others have been treated for hypothermia. Houston police officers have been working to get homeless people to shelters as freezing temperatures continue. → Read More
Sub-Freezing Temperatures Intensify Homeless Outreach
Two homeless men have been found dead amid freezing weather, and others have been treated for hypothermia. Houston police officers have been working to get homeless people to shelters as freezing temperatures continue. → Read More