Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
This story is part of the Houston Business Journal’s March 12 cover story. Click here to read the main story.
Kimberly Britton has been thinking about the Texas grid for years, but she wasn’t prepared for the magnitude of February’s power outage.
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Read MoreJamie R. Wright, a great speaker, coach, activist, advocate and author, educated people about the rudiments of life on The Cam Hill Show recently in what many called a lifetime opportunity to learn about self-motivation, resilience, and perseverance. […
Read MoreHarris County lost more electricity generation than any other county in the state during the February freeze.
Read MoreThe Electric Reliability Council of Texas said it will start searching immediately for Bill Magness’ replacement.
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: Sky-high electrical bills are leading some Texans to court. We take a closer look at the expensive and litigious fallout from last week’s freezing weather and statewide power outages. And we learn about the civil investig…
Read MoreOn Monday, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner shared the good news that the massive COVID-19 vaccine super site run by the Federal Emergency Management Association is still set to open this week at NRG Stadium as planne…
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 MoreHours into its first day of offering phone charging, snacks and water, Rooftop Cinema Club saw over 20 cars in line to get relief.
On Feb. 17, the rooftop-turned-drive-in theater company began using its existing generators to help charge phones for u…
Read MoreIn their latest updates on the horrible winter weather still lingering over much of Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo both said that while we should celebrate the fact that most Texans and 99.5 percent of all local CenterPoin…
Read MoreFor the first time since this nightmarish winter weather punched Texas square in the jaw three days ago, there’s finally a bit of light peeking out of the end of the tunnel as most of the Houston region saw a reprieve from icy precipitation and electri…
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