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On Monday’s show: The game schedule for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been announced. We learn all the details about how many games Houston will host and at what stage.
Also this hour: Funding to help move Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens residents …
On Friday’s show: Three officers are being sued for conducting a no-knock, warrantless entry of a Houston man’s home in the middle of the night and holding him and his wife at gunpoint. The lawsuit alleges three Harris County Precinct 2 constables …
Read MoreOn Thursday’s show: Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee discusses several issues facing the county, including the questioning of the county’s new guaranteed income pilot program and legal action against a concrete batch plant located near Kash…
Read MoreOn Wednesday’s show: From the border standoff, to a Senate primary debate, to impeachment proceedings against the Homeland Security chief, we discuss the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup.
Also this hour: As college student, Ho…
On Tuesday’s show: The trial of the Santa Fe High School shooter has been delayed again as Dimitrios Pagourtzis has been recommitted to a state hospital for mental health treatment. His capital murder trial remains on hold nearly six years after th…
Read MoreOn Monday’s show: Since December, some Houstonians have been experiencing major mail delivery delays, which the Postal Service says may not be resolved anytime soon. Houston Chronicle reporter Peter Warren explains why we’re seeing delays here (and…
Read MoreOn Friday’s show: The Houston Police Department is revising its body-worn camera policy in order to retrieve footage from inactivated body cameras. The newly revised policy would allow the department to obtain body camera footage for a period of ti…
Read MoreOn Thursday’s show: We discuss the wave of layoffs hitting the news industry in recent days.
Also this hour: What the Oscar-nominated film “Poor Things” has to say about female liberation. That, and how women fought for their rights through the 20…
On Wednesday’s show: From the New Hampshire primary, to the Supreme Court’s ruling against Texas on border authority, we discuss the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup.
Also this hour: Writer and former Houston poet laureate Les…
On Tuesday’s show: The annual public school rankings from Children at Risk are out. Bob Sanborn, the organization’s president and CEO, goes through the report, which is intended to help parents, educators, and community members better understand ho…
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