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On Thursday’s Houston Matters: We re-examine renters’ rights in Texas after tenants were left without water for weeks following February’s hard freeze. Also this hour: As we continue to reflect on the one year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic un…
Read MoreDespite the pandemic driving down Houston traffic, a new global traffic report ranked the Bayou City one of the top 10 most congested cities in the U.S.
Read MoreOn Monday’s Houston Matters: Should Texas expect another spike in COVID-19 numbers after Gov. Greg Abbott lifted the mask mandate last week? Houston public health authorities weigh in. Also this hour: We begin a week of marking the anniversary of the C…
Read MoreSysco CEO Kevin Hourican didn’t have a global pandemic on his 100-day plan when he started at the company in early 2020.
Read MoreThere were significant warnings about the massive impact pandemic-related shutdowns would have on state tax revenue when Covid-19 hit about a year ago. While some of the doomsday projections haven’t materialized, the pain that did follow has not been s…
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to end the statewide mask mandate despite pleas from public health officials not to do so has once again brought into focus a key — and, so far, unanswered — question: when will the pandemic …
Read MoreSince taking on the superintendent role, Curtis Null has faced the challenges of opening schools in a rapidly growing district, sometimes opening one to two schools a year. But nothing could have prepared him for the abrupt changes everyone faced in Ma…
Read MoreOn Monday’s show: We learn how hospitals dealt with last week’s power and water outages amid a global pandemic. Also this hour: We discuss how grocery stores are dealing with the demand for food and water and learn what they’d like to see change to hel…
Read MoreUPDATE: American City Business Journals’ annual Mentoring Monday event has been delayed at the four Texas Business Journals because of the winter weather crisis still gripping the state.
Originally set for Feb. 22, the Houston Business Journal’s Mento…
Read MoreThe company’s CEO came into 2020 with big plans, and now she’s ready to pick up where she left off.
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