A long-time advocate for preserving a historic dome is seeking ideas from private businesses. This person has been working to save the structure for over a decade. The dome has been closed since 2009, but it remains standing.
Despite changes in leadership and ownership of nearby organizations, the dome's fate is still uncertain. Some groups are relocating to new facilities, which may impact the dome's future. Further details about the effort to revitalize the dome are available, including a recent request for information from businesses.
Children’s Safe Harbor is making its modern Training & Community Engagement Center available to organizations, businesses, nonprofits, and community partners for meetings, training, and special events. The center can flexibly accommodate a wide range of gatherings, from interacti...
There is promising news in the fight against opioid overdoses in Texas, with data showing overdose deaths have declined in recent years. But Houston-area medical experts say the decrease does not mean the opioid crisis is over, and they are urging families to remain prepared for ...
Conroe will continue funding its Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras after city leaders approved a new budget Thursday, despite residents and two council members pushing the city to reconsider the technology. The decision comes as other Houston-area cities pull back from F...
On Sept. 9, the Willis ISD board of trustees reviewed a presentation from Sue Clardy, WISD’s executive director of accountability, research and evaluations. The report focused on the Lone Star Governance program and the various educational standards the district met and failed to...
Montgomery County commissioners met Sept. 3 to review and consider the 2025 road bond financial report and move several project awards forward. Budget Officer Amanda Carter said according to the bond financial report, the county has received a total income of over $192 million. N...
Hello Houston: Where Houston Talks! Listen Audio Embed Popup To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code: On today’s Hello Houston, Dr. Zoabe Hafeez , a nonresident fellow at the Baker Institute’s Center for Health Policy, joins us to discuss a new study that ...
