Month: September 2020

CBA Land Capital entered into a “lot warehousing” deal that will allow a homebuilder to purchase lots as needed when homebuyer demand exceeds the existing supply.

On Monday’s Houston Matters: We discuss the Houston Chronicle’s investigative series called Exposed, which examines how all levels of government failed to prepare for a pandemic leaders knew would someday arrive.  Also this hour: New York Times’s colum…

On Sunday, in Pittsburgh, the Houston Texans fell to 0-3 on the season for the second time in the last three years under Bill O’Brien. Two seasons ago, in 2018, the Texans were able to pull the plane out of a nosedive, recover with a nine game wining s…

Donating blood used to be a popular, low-hanging fruit way to give back to the community during pre-pandemic times — if you aren’t scared of needles, that is — but like so many other public traditions, COVID-19 has thrown the good old-fashioned blood d…

This is the sort of year where practically everything invites spirited discourse, to put it mildly. Rolling Stone’s revised list of the 500 greatest albums ever is no exception. An update of two previous rankings of your favorite music of all time, the…

Here’s a look at this week’s hottest culinary happenings: All week long “Big Tex” Burger at Rodeo Goat Ice House Rodeo Goat, 2105 Dallas, will be paying homage to the State Fair of Texas with an over-the-top burger creation available now through Monday…

As Tropical Storm Beta approached Houston, a handful of Rice University student protestors weathered the rain outside in the school’s main quad, huddled under umbrellas and by the towering statue of the university’s founder, William Marsh Rice. While t…

When the Covid-19 pandemic began sweeping through Texas in mid-March, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott temporarily suspended hospitals from offering elective procedures in order to ensure more hospital space for suspected Covid-19 cases. Things seemed to return …