When a new elevated bike path in Rio collapsed in April, hit by a fluke wave, the deaths of two people weren’t just seen as a tragedy. The collapse became an irresistible metaphor for the 25
The games of the 31st Olympiad kick off in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday. And if the swarms of Zika-infected mosquitos, roving street gangs and astonishingly polluted waterways don’t derail the big show, there 25
The Rio Olympics men’s soccer competition began on Friday. Here are six things you need to know about the event. Key dates: Competition opened Aug. 4; final is Aug. 20 Venue: Games will be played at seven stadiums 25
Laura Isensee | Houston Public Media For the last month, controversy has roiled the University of Houston ever since a student leader wrote on Facebook “Forget #BlackLivesMatter” in the wake of the shootings against Dallas 25
The controversial professor at ultra-liberal Oberlin College who sparked a national outcry after posting anti-Semitic rants and bizarre 9/11 conspiracy theories has been booted from the classroom, the school said Wednesday. Joy Karega, an associate 25
Initiative will focus on building a welcoming environment for immigrants and refugees The City of Houston Office of International Communities, Neighborhood Centers and the Houston Immigration Legal Services Collaborative today announced a partnership that will 25
Innovative Financing Tool Helps Property Owners Cut Costs, Increase Efficiency Mayor Sylvester Turner and the Texas PACE Authority today announced the launch of a commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy or PACE program in Houston, providing 25
Heroic, brave, angry, and scared. Those are some words that come to mind when we think about our nation’s veterans and their transition from the front lines back into civilian life. Houston Community College (HCC) 25
HOUSTON [August 3, 2016] – Tamika Key went to the Catch Your Success One Stop College Fair with one mission in mind: to get her niece registered for college, but a new opportunity opened up 25
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Calling Donald Trump an “authoritarian character” and a threat to democracy, Meg Whitman, a prominent Republican fundraiser and chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton’s White House bid late 25
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