Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The Houston Food Bank saw little activity in the first two days of the winter storm, as few facilities were open to receive food. Now, the food bank has six tractor trailers of water on the way to give to Houstonians and is rapidly trying to get more, …
Read MoreUPDATE: A boil water notice was issued for the city of Houston’s main water system on Feb. 17 after this story published. The story below has been updated.
The following story excerpts are courtesy of our partner KHOU 11.
Nearly all of Houston has …
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Business owners are serving up free meals, handing out hot cocoa, and getting warm coats to those in need While most Houstonians spent this past weekend making frantic plans to safegu…
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Most spots have opted to keep the doors closed through Tuesday, but a few neighborhood eateries will open As evidenced by the snow on the ground and chilly temperatures, thi…
Read MoreThe following story excerpts are courtesy of our partners at KHOU 11.
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ERCOT (Electric Re…
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