Houston recession forecast shows economy losing tens of thousands of jobs due to COVID-19, oil price war
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreAll nonessential businesses must close, but grocery stores and restaurants will remain open.
Read MoreHouston-based Occidental Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: OXY) announced March 24 that former CEO Stephen I. Chazen has been named chairman of its board of directors.
Chazen currently is chairman and CEO of Houston-based Magnolia Oil and Gas Corp. (NYSE: MGY),…
Read MoreGood morning. We’re entering Houston’s “week of summer” and it’s only March. If this is too early for humid nights and hot days for you, don’t fret too much. Before the end of March it appears as though Houston will return to more seasonable, spring-like weather. But it will definitely be warm until then. Tuesday […]
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Read MoreAs the NBA continues it’s hiatus, let’s look back into Houston Rockets’ history and point out the time Clint Capela outperformed Anthony Davis on today’s date, two years ago. When the Houston Rockets squared off against the New …
Read MoreWhile COVID-19 shut down the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, it failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the high-style Champagne Cowgirls, who once again stepped up to the auction plate and purchased the 2020 Grand Champion Steer. But not in their jewel-s…
Read MoreHarris County has issued a “stay home, work safe” order in an effort to slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus disease.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo made the announcement at a press conference Tuesday morning. The order applies to the city of…
Read MoreThe Houston Texans must find a way to lock down their franchise quarterback Deshawn Watson past 2020. It is hard to find a true franchise quarterback, and the Houston Texans have one in Deshaun Watson. They need to find a way to lock him down for the f…
Read MoreThe less fortunate in the Bay Area are feeling the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak, but local nonprofits and churches are doing what they can to help them during this troubling time.
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