Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Since the weather is not terribly busy, let’s start with a couple housekeeping items today. First, the National Weather Service surveyed the damage from Wednesday’s tornado in Onalaska yesterday. They found that a tornado traveled from at least near Waterwood, on the west side of Lake Livingston through at least Barnes, in northeast Polk County. […]
Read MoreThe NFL Draft is one of the biggest spectacles of the sports year. But, in the era of COVID-19, things were a bit different. Gone were the red carpets, the bright lights, the crowds and in-person interviews. Instead, ESPN and the NFL Network jointly br…
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The Woodlands Financial Group announced the acquisition April 21.
Read MoreOn Friday’s Houston Matters: Some private schools are closing their doors over the financial strain from the coronavirus. News 88.7’s education reporter Laura Isensee joins us to talk about that and other education stories stemming from the pandemic. A…
Read MoreTexas Medical Center reports week-over-week declines in the both the total number COVID-19 hospitalizations and the number of ICU beds in use.
Read MoreRight now, many of us are working at our home computers, trying to figure out how to teach our children algebra and what to make for dinner from the supplies that we have left. Others are pulling double shifts at hospitals or fending off complaints fro…
Read MoreThanks to the conronavirus, large gatherings of any kind — including music concerts — are on hold right now. But that doesn’t mean our Houston Press music writers haven’t been busy keeping us apprised of what’s going on. Matthew Keever converted his be…
Read MoreAs we enter the tenth year (or whatever) of self-quarantine, you’ve likely settled into a semi-sustainable routine of homeschooling (if you’re a parent), working from home (if you’re still employed), and gorging yourself on the obscene bounty of stream…
Read MoreOne of the most relaxing things to listen to is spring training baseball on the radio. There is no pressure and no crowd screaming. The announcers are relaxed and feel free to yammer on about random things they would likely never discuss during a regul…
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