Month: August 2020

On Tuesday’s Houston Matters: Houston City Council Member Robert Gallegos answers your questions. You can submit them now to talk@houstonmatters.org. Also this hour: As businesses begin to reopen, health officials are looking for ways to track the spre…

In what is one of the strangest twists of irony in the weirdest sports year in history, the Rockets face the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round of the playoffs beginning Tuesday night from the bubble in Orlando, the same two teams who swapped All…

Even in a highway-riddled, car-crazy town like the Bayou City, public transportation still plays a pivotal role in getting thousands of Houstonians to work, the grocery store, healthcare appointments and everywhere in between. And it’ll take more than …

Local artists Worst Nightmare (Jesse Cardoso) and Hollywood Dreaddy (Jacob Isget) have teamed up for their newest joint project and premiere of their collaborative group, Cocaine Cowboys. While the two had planned an album release concert for earlier t…

It was a roundabout way of getting there, but it sounds like Houstonian Attica Locke was born to write. “I’ve been writing my whole life, acknowledges the novelist and TV scribe promoting her latest book Heaven, My Home being published in paperback on …

Back around the middle of April of this year, around the time we’d gone through at least the first couple Kubler Ross stages of COVID-19 grief, we reached the stage that I’ll just call “looking for the bright side in all this craziness and uncertainty….