Month: June 2020

On Tuesday’s Houston Matters: Funeral services will be held today for George Floyd following a public visitation Monday. Also this hour: City Controller Chris Brown answers your questions about the city’s budget and finances. Plus, this week Houston is…

With everything going on in the world over the last few weeks and months, it would be easy to notice that the anniversary of the Texans’ firing Brian Gaine after just over a year as general manager of the Houston Texans came and went late last week. Wh…

Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation By Kristin Kobes du Mez 368 pp. Liverlight $29.85 That Christian conservative and evangelicals would vote Republican in a U.S. presidential election is not surprising…

Sometimes, the sound of impending doom is quiet. And sometimes it is loud. Less often, it is both. That’s how Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle recalls what he and 25 other band members, crew, associates, and pilots heard inside their Convair CV-240 …

On Monday, Major League Baseball made a new proposal for a pandemic-shortened season, but it appears it is dead on arrival with the players’ union. The proposal included 76 games, but with a flat-rate pay cut for players across the board to 50 percent …

Father’s Day is coming up on Sunday, June 21; and whether you prefer to dine in at home or dine out with the family, these Houston rest have you and Dad covered.  Treat the special fathers in your life to prix fixe feasts, at-home grilling session…