
Samantha Montano Has ‘Disaster Vision’
A new book explores past natural disasters and how Texas remains unprepared for future storms, big and small.
Since 1954
A new book explores past natural disasters and how Texas remains unprepared for future storms, big and small.
When Lina Hidalgo was elected Harris County judge in November, many scoffed at her unexpected victory. Now she’s on a mission to prove that her progressive agenda is just what Houston needs.
The governor’s State of the State address was heavy on Texaphile platitudes and predictably light on details. Despite the kumbaya, fault lines are already forming.
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Scientists predict temperatures, seasonal extremes and flooding will continue to intensify if carbon emissions aren’t immediately reduced.
After Hurricane Harvey, the windstorm insurer of last resort for the Texas coast is “broke, in debt and facing a shrinking revenue pool.”
If greenhouse gasses aren’t curbed, the Texas economy will likely face devastating consequences from climate change.
Democrats in Greater Houston are hoping to tap into the frustrations of residents who are still recovering from Hurricane Harvey.
The Aransas County DA hasn't prosecuted criminal cases from the Rockport Police Department for more than a year. Is she taking on bad cops or abusing her power?
A year after Hurricane Harvey, what has the Bayou City learned?