One Hundred Years Later, Camp Logan and the Houston Riot Bring Fresh Questions
At a ceremony Wednesday, the Houston mayor called for the anniversary to be a moment of reflection.

170 Public Markers Honor the Confederacy in Texas, and Counting
Many were built during the Civil Rights era, well after the Civil War.

Bus Ridership is Down Across the Country
But Houston's ridership appears to be in better shape than most.

Trust and Segregation in a Diverse City
How do segregation and diversity affect what sociologists call generalized trust?

In San Antonio, Armed Groups Oppose Confederate Statue's Removal
As Houston weighs what to do next, tension escalates in San Antonio.

Dallas-Houston High-Speed Rail Takes A Step Forward
Good news for people eagerly awaiting the high-speed connection.

Remaking Houston Schools' Food System
"I'm not running a damn Luby's," said the new nutrition officer.

Q+A: Energy and Houston's Future
Innovation is everything, but is Houston up to the challenge?

Streetlights and Crime in Houston: What's the Connection?
A new report sheds light on a much-debated topic.

Infill Development Could Make or Break San Antonio
Commentary: "It’s getting ugly out there," says architect Jim Bailey.

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