Author: Matt Dulin

The River Oaks Foundation is beginning work on what its leaders said is a long-overdue project: beautifying its signature esplanades along River Oaks Boulevard.

“During the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses are helping to heal the world,” said Dr. Poldi Tschirch, dean of the Peavy School of Nursing.

In April, the Houston-area apartment market saw recent gains in rent begin to evaporate and sharp declines in leasing activity overall, according to data published May 1.

After two years in charge of the police force of the state’s largest school district, former Houston ISD Police Chief Paul Cordova has accepted a post at neighboring district Aldine ISD.

Area artists get creative, pull together to endure an economic downturn.

A ZIP-code snapshot of claims as of April 27 shows that some areas are feeling the economic effects more harshly than others.

The Saturday event at the yellow parking lot of NRG is expected to distribute 10,000 food packages—approaching 1 million pounds—in five hours, from 2-7 p.m.

If only 1% of the Houston population is undercounted in this year’s census, the city stands to lose as much as $250 million in federal support over the next 10 years, according to estimates by local officials.

With dining service allowed starting May 1 with some restrictions, such as 25% capacity limits and 6 feet of distance between tables, Houston-area restaurants are announcing their reopening plans.

The museum said it is implementing a range of precautions to mitigate the potential spread of infections.