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Dangerous Cities In Arkansas 2024 – Safety Rules and Tips To Know
Exploring Wisconsin’s Wealth: Unveiling the 5 Richest Cities of 2024 and What Sets Them Apart
Prominent Kremlin Propagandist Threatens Nuclear Strike on US Territory Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions
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- News
Crimestoppers Houston offers up to $30,000 reward in finding 19-year-old’s killer – Houston Public Media
Houston Jewish community to mark one year since Hamas attack on Israel – Houston Public Media
Sugar Land $800 million jackpot winner claims prize – Houston Public Media
A new PBS series chronicles a couple’s journey along the Texas Gulf Coast – Houston Public Media
Houston-based THC shop investigated for alleged money laundering, selling illegal marijuana – Houston Public Media
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Sen. Sherrod Brown To Cosponsor Bipartisan Legislation To Extend Title 42
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Silverado Senior Living Management Inc.’s Criminal Charges Over COVID-19 Deaths Dismissed By L.A. Superior Court
$50M Lawsuit Filed Against Fresno County For Destroying An Illegal Lab.
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China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology Banned From Receiving U.S. Funding Due To COVID-19 Origin Suspicions
COVID Symptoms 2023: Virus is Changing and Becoming Milder
- Health
Celebrating the Chicago South Side Birth Center: A Step Towards Better Maternal Care in Illinois
Sen. Sherrod Brown To Cosponsor Bipartisan Legislation To Extend Title 42
Vaccine Hesitancy Fuels Measles and COVID Surge: A Growing Concern!
Combating Aging Effects: How Friendship and Fancy Footwork makes Ageless Bond
CWD Concerns: Do Plants Uptake Prions in Soil and Pose a Risk when Consumed?
- Politics
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo criticizes Gov. Abbott’s executive order for hospitals
Mayorkas warns FEMA doesn’t have enough funding to last through hurricane season – Houston Public Media
Driven by Republicans, most Americans are concerned about fraud in the 2024 election – Houston Public Media
Deadline to register to vote in Texas in the upcoming election is Monday – Houston Public Media
Students at Abilene’s Christian universities work to bridge political divides ahead of election – Houston Public Media
- Weather
More than $750 million in FEMA loans approved after Hurricane Beryl as deadline approaches – Houston Public Media
As southeastern U.S. recovers from Hurricane Helene, some Houston residents are finding ways to help – Houston Public Media
Hurricane Beryl’s death toll rises to 42 in Houston-area – Houston Public Media
Houston’s next big landmark (Sept. 27, 2024) – Houston Public Media
Weather in Santa Cruz County: Impact on Local Infrastructure and Roadways After Recent Storms
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Gail Delaughter A section of The Gulf Freeway near League City. Houston, famously, is the only major U.S. city without zoning. So, is it...
Arts & Culture
Houston-born filmmaker Sergio Lira with the poster for the film, “In the Summers.” Earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival, the winner of...
Angela Blanchard
Houston Matters begins at 9 a.m. CT on 88.7FM or listen online. Join the discussion at 713-440-8870, [email protected] or @HoustonMatters. On Tuesday’s show: It...
Arts & Culture
Maisy Stella and Aubrey Plaza in a scene from the movie “My Old Ass.” A number of films have explored the concept: characters in...
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A lot can happen in a week. Some of it good. Some of it bad. Some of it downright ugly. When faced with intriguing...
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On Friday’s show: Hurricane Helene is causing dramatic storm surge, flooding, wind damage, and widespread power outages across the southeastern United State. We ask...
Arts & Culture
Writer Rumaan Alam with his novel “Entitlement.” When the last novel by author Rumaan Alam came out, the world just happened to be going...
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Florian Martin | Houston Public Media The county-owned Astrodome opened in 1965 but officially closed in 2009. For decades, of course, the Astrodome was...
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On Monday’s show: A decision will be made in the coming weeks over controversial proposed Bible-infused curricula for elementary students in Texas public schools....