Ruth Lopez Turley's data showed that full-day pre-K had a more positive impact on school readiness, part of the work at the Houston Education Research Consortium.
This is the first in a series of posts on the I-45 project that will be published on Monday and Wednesday throughout June.
This post is the final article in a month-long series on the I-45 project that was published every Monday and Wednesday throughout June.
This post is part of a series on the I-45 project, published every Monday and Wednesday throughout June.
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To combat flooding, City of Houston's Chief Recovery Office presents an incentive report for green stormwater infrastructure in private development.
Since being added to the tax code in December 2017, opportunity zones have been a complicated development that organizations, investors and community activists are trying to solve.
For years, districts and others have pushed back against the state's accountability system, which leans heavily on test scores.
Texas Tribune | The Texas governor's comments came amid controversial changes to Austin's ordinances, which many said criminalized homelessness. While San Antonio officials say they've reduced the visibility of people experiencing homelessness downtown, their overall numbers remain stagnant.
A new BikeHouston guide breaks it down alongside pedestrian and cyclist crashes and fatalities ahead of the November elections.
Increases in the credit lead to more stable housing and less crowding for single mothers, according to a new study.
The recommendation comes from a report assessing Hurricane Harvey's ongoing impact.
Plaza Life Revisited applies new technology to public spaces to revisit William H. Whyte's landmark text.
The analysis comes after the March fire at the Houston-area Intercontinental Terminals Company.
In booming cities, the population of children is declining in gentrifying neighborhoods, according to a study of three Western cities.
Texas Tribune | After multiple court findings that Texas intentionally discriminated in drawing political maps and writing election laws, a panel of federal judges says the state won't be subjected to federal oversight under the Voting Rights Act.
A new working paper on the 'freeway revolts' of yesteryear sheds light on what's at stake locally in the latest highway project.
This hot city summer reading guide is for all you hot boy and girl urbanists out there.
The committee committed an additional $51.5 million to go toward community planning and mitigation.
As of March 2019, only a handful of the largest metropolitan areas had housing markets that would be considered "healthy."
In the Ship Channel's shadow, the small community was selected to be part of a Gulf Coast collaboration fighting health inequities.
A Q&A with Bill Baldwin, Houston planning commissioner and chair of the Walkable Places Committee, reveals his goals for Houston.
We asked readers which Houston landmarks anchor their mental maps of the area. Here's what you said.
A "complete street" is designed to provide safe and accessible transportation options for all modes of travel and all people of all ages and abilities.
Car-centric Houston gets a little less car-centric.
