Month: June 2020

On Tuesday’s Houston Matters: We discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling protecting LGBTQ employees from being fired because of their sexual orientation. Also this hour: Interim Harris County Clerk Chris Hollins talks about his new position, preparatio…

On Monday morning, the scales of justice tipped one step closer toward equality for LGBT Americans when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the same federal Civil Rights Act prohibiting discrimination based on sex also applies to sexual orientation and g…

It only took a pandemic for the city of Houston to realize that providing safe ways for people not in cars to get around is perhaps a good idea. Something cycling enthusiasts and proponents of neighborhood walkability have been clamoring for in a city …

As Houston reopens and people return to their favorite spots while adjusting to the new norms of social distancing in a world with COVID, one activity is back on the minds of many Houstonians: brunch. Local roots reggae groovers, Dem are picking u…

Will J.J. Watt kneel for the national anthem this fall prior to Houston Texans games? Just three weeks ago, this question would have been a headline dismissed as the most ultimate salacious headline porn. After all, the number of players still kneeling…