Bus and rail service ridership in Houston could take years to recover, Metro officials predict
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreLondon-based BP PLC (NYSE: BP), which has its U.S. headquarters in Houston, announced May 28 that David C. Lawler will be the next chairman and president of BP America Inc.
Lawler is currently CEO of BPX Energy, the company’s Lower 48 division, which …
Read MoreWe anticipated some rain, some hail, and damaging winds on Wednesday afternoon and evening in the Houston region, but we did not quite expect what we got. The primary damage came from strong wind gusts of 65mph or higher, which knocked down fences, and trees into power lines and structures. At one point more than […]
Read MoreBeloved Fort Worth brand Alchemy Pops, which makes frozen pops in small batches using fresh ingredients, is preparing to say goodbye for good. Alchemy Pops will reopen to customers only briefly this summer before shuttering, according its owner and chi…
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Read MoreThe NBA is full steam ahead on a return to the 2019-2020 season with workouts expected to ramp up in June and an anticipated re-launch to the season in July. There are a number of possible options on the table from going straight to the playoffs to pla…
Read MoreMasks are required; only 50 people are allowed in at a time; and all in-person programs and outreach services are not available.
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: Weather has delayed the NASA and SpaceX launch of two astronauts from U.S. soil — the first such launch in nine years. The next opportunity for launch is Saturday afternoon. Also this hour: We learn how each year’s hurri…
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