Historic Third Ward hospital site to get new life as public health hub
County officials and others unveiled plans to transform what was once the city’s only hospital to serve African Americans.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
County officials and others unveiled plans to transform what was once the city’s only hospital to serve African Americans.
Read MoreTheatre Under The Stars announced Monday night that they’ve canceled all remaining performances of “The Little Mermaid” at Hobby Center because of Covid cases.
Read MoreThe district also authorized its legal team to take any action necessary to preserve its mask mandate.
Read MoreThe money would pay for new campuses, renovations, safety and security upgrades and a lot more.
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HOUSTON — A remarkably challenging school year is nearing its end, but Houston Independent School District leaders are already planning for next year.
They s…
Read MoreThe district says some students have succeeded at learning remotely during the pandemic.
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HOUSTON — Grenita Lathan just began her third school year as Houston Independent School District’s interim superintendent.
It’s a tenure that’s included hurrica…
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The big question for families dealing with distance learning for the last two months is: What about the fall?
Houston Independent School District in…
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HOUSTON, Texas — A so-called “cancer cluster” in Houston’s Fifth Ward is getti…
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HOUSTON — Highway 290 used to be Houston’s poster child for perpetual road construction.
It may now be 288.
“They said it was going to be …
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