Blue Needle In A Red Haystack: Why One Texas Woman Is Taking on the Odds This November
Amid a wave of women candidates, Lisa Seger of Blue Heron Farm makes a run for it.
FEATURES: July 18, 2018 ELECTIONS
How To Improve The Recovery Funding Process
Eleven months post-Hurricane Harvey, what lessons have been learned?
RESEARCH: July 17, 2018 GOVERNANCE, HURRICANE HARVEY
Voice of San Diego | As the government struggles to stay on top of the surge in prosecutions of those accused of entering the country illegally, prosecutors are making errors they normally wouldn’t.
INSIGHTS: July 15, 2018 IMMIGRATION
Urban Review: Extreme Heat, MUDs and Rainwater
This week's roundup includes extreme heat, municipal utility districts after Harvey and a smarter stormwater management system in Los Angeles.
INSIGHTS: July 12, 2018 GOVERNANCE, HURRICANE HARVEY
Study: When Looking For and Buying a House, Racial Inequality and Discrimination Compound
A new Houston area study examines how race plays a factor at each stage of the home buying process.
: July 11, 2018 HOUSING, URBAN DISPARITY
Where Intermarriage Is Increasing the Most
While it's increasing overall, the change varies by county.
INSIGHTS: July 10, 2018 DEMOGRAPHICS
Q+A: Why The Harvey Health and Housing Registry Needs You
An innovative study tracking the effects of Hurricane Harvey looks for input from Houston-area residents, whether they were directly affected by the storm or not.
INTERVIEWS: July 8, 2018 HEALTH, HOUSING, HURRICANE HARVEY
The Rise of the “Nones” and Other Shifts in Area Residents’ Religious Identity and Attitudes
Changes in religious identity are strongly associated with attitudes toward diversity and government programs.
RESEARCH: July 5, 2018 DEMOGRAPHICS
Is Houston Ready to Embrace the Changes Needed to Prevent Future Flooding?
A variety of Harvey-related questions from this year’s survey indicate that Houstonians are surprisingly open to government interventions that are explicitly designed to increase flood resilience.
: July 4, 2018
Generational Differences among African Americans in Their Perceptions of Economic Opportunity
Why do more African-American Millennials than those in the earlier generations believe that blacks have the same opportunities as whites?
RESEARCH: July 4, 2018 DEMOGRAPHICS, URBAN DISPARITY
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