Texas Road TripA Conversation With San Antonio's First Black Female MayorIvy Taylor took the oath of office this week. She won reelection after serving as interim mayor since last summer.Resume09:50Jun 26, 2015Oil And Gas Industry Pressures Texas Town To Overturn Fracking BanWhen Denton, Texas, voted to ban fracking in the town last year, the state's oil and gas industry jumped into high gear.Resume05:55Jun 26, 2015After Same-Sex Marriage Ruling, A Rush To Get Marriage LicensesThere is a lot of action today at courthouses across Texas, the biggest state in the country that had not yet legalized same-sex marriage.Resume01:54Jun 26, 2015What Happens When Mavericks Gather For Family ReunionTheir family name inspired the English word we know today. We drop in on their unusual family reunion in San Antonio.Resume11:22Jun 26, 2015Controversial New Textbooks Go Into Use This Fall In TexasThe books contain information challenged by academics, that critics say is making education far too political.Resume11:07Jun 25, 2015AdvertisementAlamo And River Walk Vie To Be Top Tourist Attraction In San AntonioJeremy Hobson explores the Alamo with its historian and curator, and strolls the River Walk with an author who writes about it.Resume11:22Jun 25, 2015Houston's Mayor On Race, Roads And Gay RightsJeremy Hobson sits down with Annise Parker, the city's second female mayor and first openly gay mayor.Resume11:13Jun 24, 201510 Years Later: Hurricane Katrina Evacuees In HoustonSyeda Hasan of Houston Public Media spoke with two New Orleans evacuees about what it took to call Houston home.Resume05:54Jun 24, 2015DJ Session: MariachiCynthia Munoz, an expert on all things mariachi, shares examples of the genre’s range, including 13-year-old Sebastien De La Cruz.Resume10:05Jun 24, 2015Texas Journalists Roundtable: From The Economy To DiversityCraig Cohen of Houston Matters, Aurora Losada of La Voz and Shelley Kofler of Texas Public Radio discuss a range of news and issues.Resume11:20Jun 24, 2015How One Nonprofit Is Working With Houston ImmigrantsThe Baker Ripley Neighborhood Center is helping immigrants in Houston deal with common challenges in the United States.Resume11:22Jun 23, 2015Houston: A 'No Zoning' ZoneIt's the only big city in America that doesn't have zoning. And that's led to some unusual development in surprising places.Resume06:28Jun 23, 2015Private Company Attempts High-Speed Train Between Houston And DallasThe $10 billion project would use technology from Japan's bullet trains, allowing passengers to make the trip in 90 minutes.Resume11:22Jun 23, 2015What Shifting Demographics And Growth Mean For HoustonIn addition to being the fourth largest city in the U.S., Houston is also the most ethnically diverse city. Resume11:22Jun 22, 2015A Conversation With Pastor Joel OsteenThe Texas native is pastor of the largest church in the country, with about 40,000 people attending Lakewood Church weekly.Resume11:17Jun 22, 2015Arabic Immersion School Will Be One Of The First In U.S.Soon, children as young as 4 years old will be able to learn Arabic at a new public school in Houston, Texas. Resume05:34Jun 22, 2015
A Conversation With San Antonio's First Black Female MayorIvy Taylor took the oath of office this week. She won reelection after serving as interim mayor since last summer.Resume09:50Jun 26, 2015
Oil And Gas Industry Pressures Texas Town To Overturn Fracking BanWhen Denton, Texas, voted to ban fracking in the town last year, the state's oil and gas industry jumped into high gear.Resume05:55Jun 26, 2015
After Same-Sex Marriage Ruling, A Rush To Get Marriage LicensesThere is a lot of action today at courthouses across Texas, the biggest state in the country that had not yet legalized same-sex marriage.Resume01:54Jun 26, 2015
What Happens When Mavericks Gather For Family ReunionTheir family name inspired the English word we know today. We drop in on their unusual family reunion in San Antonio.Resume11:22Jun 26, 2015
Controversial New Textbooks Go Into Use This Fall In TexasThe books contain information challenged by academics, that critics say is making education far too political.Resume11:07Jun 25, 2015
Alamo And River Walk Vie To Be Top Tourist Attraction In San AntonioJeremy Hobson explores the Alamo with its historian and curator, and strolls the River Walk with an author who writes about it.Resume11:22Jun 25, 2015
Houston's Mayor On Race, Roads And Gay RightsJeremy Hobson sits down with Annise Parker, the city's second female mayor and first openly gay mayor.Resume11:13Jun 24, 2015
10 Years Later: Hurricane Katrina Evacuees In HoustonSyeda Hasan of Houston Public Media spoke with two New Orleans evacuees about what it took to call Houston home.Resume05:54Jun 24, 2015
DJ Session: MariachiCynthia Munoz, an expert on all things mariachi, shares examples of the genre’s range, including 13-year-old Sebastien De La Cruz.Resume10:05Jun 24, 2015
Texas Journalists Roundtable: From The Economy To DiversityCraig Cohen of Houston Matters, Aurora Losada of La Voz and Shelley Kofler of Texas Public Radio discuss a range of news and issues.Resume11:20Jun 24, 2015
How One Nonprofit Is Working With Houston ImmigrantsThe Baker Ripley Neighborhood Center is helping immigrants in Houston deal with common challenges in the United States.Resume11:22Jun 23, 2015
Houston: A 'No Zoning' ZoneIt's the only big city in America that doesn't have zoning. And that's led to some unusual development in surprising places.Resume06:28Jun 23, 2015
Private Company Attempts High-Speed Train Between Houston And DallasThe $10 billion project would use technology from Japan's bullet trains, allowing passengers to make the trip in 90 minutes.Resume11:22Jun 23, 2015
What Shifting Demographics And Growth Mean For HoustonIn addition to being the fourth largest city in the U.S., Houston is also the most ethnically diverse city. Resume11:22Jun 22, 2015
A Conversation With Pastor Joel OsteenThe Texas native is pastor of the largest church in the country, with about 40,000 people attending Lakewood Church weekly.Resume11:17Jun 22, 2015
Arabic Immersion School Will Be One Of The First In U.S.Soon, children as young as 4 years old will be able to learn Arabic at a new public school in Houston, Texas. Resume05:34Jun 22, 2015
