Houston Refugee Resettlement Groups Scramble to Welcome Families
A ban on refugees was temporarily suspended by a court order. But refugees and resettlement agencies face an uncertain future.
Houston Refugee Resettlement Groups Scramble to Welcome Families
A ban on refugees was temporarily suspended by a court order. But refugees and resettlement agencies face an uncertain future.
Four Days in February Show Kinder Institute's Impact
The Kinder Institute has become a leading voice on some of the biggest issues facing Houston.
Refugee Ban Reminds Us We Must Defend — Not Just Celebrate — Houston’s Diversity
Diversity is at the heart of the moral blueprint of Houston. Its residents must work to preserve that.
Could Houston Become a Protest City?
The size, the sprawl, the history: what's kept Houston from earning the reputation of a protest city -- and could that change?
State Historical Commission Designates Astrodome a Landmark
The designation comes along with some protections for the "eighth wonder of the world."
Hispanic Voting May Be Higher Than We Thought in Harris County
The number of Hispanic voters in Harris County increased an estimated 39 percent in 2016. And one researcher says Hispanic turnout may actually be even higher than previously thought.
Is Annexation a Feasible Solution for the City of Houston?
Upcoming Kinder Institute reserach will examine ways the City of Houston and Harris County can save costs while effectively providing services.
The 6 Biggest Questions Facing Houston in 2017
Municipal finance, education and flooding top our list.
A Year-End Message From Kinder Institute Director Bill Fulton
The Institute isn't just producing reports and blog posts, Fulton says. It's having an impact.
Houston in 2016, As Told Through 5 Maps
These maps reveal the level of economic and racial segregation in Houston -- and point toward a worsening divide.
The Best Books of 2016 for Urbanists
Have some time off this holiday season? Curl up with one of these engaging reads.
The Urban Edge: Our Most-Read Stories of 2016
The stories cover everything from Astrodome redevelopment to gentrification battles.
What to Watch: A Rundown of Bills Filed So Far in Texas Legislature
Everything from fireworks to pre-kindergarten is covered in the hundreds of Texas legislature bills filed early, check out some of the most interesting.
How Do You Map the Character of a City? A New Tool Offers Solutions
The historic character of a community is often obvious. But in some places the past is less obvious and its significance harder to protect
10 Last-Minute 2016 Holiday Gifts for Urbanists
Nothing shows you care like a city-themed knick-knack.
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