Nick Powell examines how officials misled New Yorkers about toxic Ground Zero air, leaving 9/11 survivors and first responders with lasting health problems.
Sep 11 26September 11, 2026
Article at HoustonChronicle.com
Two weeks after an ICE agent shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado, Houston's protesters showcased a defiant joy and neighborly warmth in calling for action.
Jul 20 26July 20, 2026
Houston enters hurricane season with rising flood risk, weakened FEMA and weather forecasting cuts leaving Texas more vulnerable to deadly surprise storms.
Jun 22 26June 22, 2026
In San Antonio for Game 5, I lost my lucky Knicks hat, feared I’d cursed the NBA Finals, and watched New York win its first title in 53 years.
Jun 15 26June 15, 2026
Brendan Sorsby’s reinstatement gives Dan Patrick new ammunition against legal sports betting in Texas and raises alarms about integrity in college sports.
Jun 09 26June 09, 2026
Gov. Greg Abbott's alignment with Elon Musk carries political risk in an election year where Republicans appear increasingly vulnerable to Democrats.
Apr 24 26April 24, 2026
Facing a budget shortfall, Mayor John Whitmire may soon ask voters for more money. Would he spend it all on the police and fire departments?
May 30 25May 30, 2025
Fans believe Dallas Mavericks owner Miriam Adelson push to legalize sports betting and expand casino gaming in Texas is behind the Luka Doncic trade.
Feb 06 25February 06, 2025
Nine months ago, Wayne Christian was standing in his dark house, wearing three layers of coats to keep warm, one of millions of Texans who lost power from a ferocious winter storm. On the morning of Feb. 17, Christian, the chairman of the Railroad…
Nov 28 21November 28, 2021
A federal whistle-blower lawsuit accusing a Galveston-based contractor of illegally hiring Mexican nationals to guard border-wall construction sites in California was dismissed by a federal judge, according to court records. Sullivan Land Services…
Jun 04 21June 04, 2021
A convicted rapist and kidnapper who authorities say confessed to abducting and killing four women in separate attacks in 1997 in Texas and Oklahoma was sentenced to death this week for murdering a teen girl. William Lewis Reece, 61, was convicted…
Jun 03 21June 03, 2021
A convicted rapist and kidnapper who authorities say confessed to abducting and killing four women in separate attacks in 1997 in Texas and Oklahoma has been found guilty of murder in one of the slayings. William Lewis Reece, 61, was convicted Friday…
Jun 01 21June 01, 2021
A convicted rapist and kidnapper who authorities say confessed to abducting and killing four women in separate attacks in Texas and Oklahoma in 1997 has been found guilty of murder in one of the slayings. William Lewis Reece, 61, was convicted Friday…
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Galveston County will receive $179 million in federal funds for flood mitigation projects, the Texas General Land Office announced Friday. The money will flow to more than a half-dozen different projects, many of which will improve drainage in…
May 21 21May 21, 2021
A bill that would create a regional district to levy taxes and issue bonds to build and maintain a proposed $26 billion storm surge barrier on the southeast Texas coast is close to reaching the governor’s desk for approval. The measure, SB1160, is…
Three years after a mass shooting at Santa Fe High School tore at the fabric of a small, rural community, those devastated are still trying to process losing family members, friends and colleagues. A memorial for the 10 shooting victims was unveiled…
May 19 21May 19, 2021
SANTA FE — When Gail McLeod thinks about her son, Kyle, she is drawn to the vacant space he left behind: at the dinner table; playing video games; sitting in the art classroom at Santa Fe High School, where he was killed by a bullet from a fellow…
May 17 21May 17, 2021
The Houston region has been getting warmer and wetter over the last 30 years, according to new data released by the National Centers for Environmental Information. The average mean temperature recorded at Houston’s two airports ticked up slightly…
May 11 21May 11, 2021
When President Joe Biden proposed a nearly $2 trillion infrastructure bill, some Texas officials had high hopes that it might include funding for the long-awaited “Ike Dike” project to protect the Houston-Galveston region from catastrophic storm…
May 07 21May 07, 2021
GALVESTON — A group of activists called on Galveston law enforcement officials to answer for what they said was “aggressive policing” of a recent unsanctioned slab car event on the island that resulted in a man allegedlybeing beaten and tased by…
May 05 21May 05, 2021
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