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On Friday’s show: On this day in 1947, Texas City off of Galveston Bay was the site of the deadliest industrial accident in American history. The incident changed safety regulations in the chemical industry forever. A survivor reflects on that day, and…
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: The Texas Senate has passed a bill that would restrict the governor’s power to declare a state emergency. But it’s still up for Texas voters’ approval. We learn more from Shawn Mulcahy of The Texas Tribune. Also this hour…
Read MoreOn Wednesday’s Houston Matters: We talk with Harris County Public Health about the pause on distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and how it affects Houston. Also this hour: We break down the latest news in our weekly political roundup. The…
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Read MoreOn Tuesday’s Houston Matters: The White House recently released an assessment of each state’s infrastructure needs and gave them a letter grade. Texas got a C. We talk about the report and what Pres. Biden’s infrastructure plan could do for Texas. Al…
Read MoreOn Monday’s Houston Matters: When it comes to COVID-19, could things really return to “normal by summer” as some have suggested? Also this hour: It came as little surprise when proponents of oil and gas tried to shift the narrative during February’s …
Read MoreIf the Deshaun Watson soap opera over the last couple months has taught us anything, it’s this — whatever we think the maximum drama could be for the upcoming week, there will probably be significantly more than we had predicted. Hell, even going back …
Read MoreOn Friday’s show: Houstonians saw smoke from yet another industrial fire Wednesday afternoon. The fire ignited at a chemical plant in Channelview operated by K-Solv, a Houston-based company specializing in environmental emergency responses. The blaze w…
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: Texas students saw technical issues in their first day of STAAR testing. And what do Latino parents want in a new HISD Superintendent? We learn more. Also this hour: In an attempt to stop drugs in state prisons at the beg…
Read MoreOn Wednesday’s Houston Matters: More than three dozen Texans have been arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Why is that number so much higher than almost any other state? Also, Gov. Greg Abbott has issued an executiv…
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