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Houston’s ‘end street homelessness’ fund remains well short of goal as regionwide efforts continue
The funding source for Mayor John Whitmire’s push to end street homelessness in Houston is about $40 million shy of its $70 ...
New study finds almost 50 percent of Houstonians have thought about moving away
Rice University released its annual Kinder Institute Survey on Monday, unveiling some important data about Houston and its ...
Here's why people move to — and stay in — Houston, according to new Rice University Kinder Institute survey
Houston's population is growing fast. The latest Houston-area survey from Rice University’s Kinder Institute reveals key ...
Global consulting firm Roland Berger expands to Houston with downtown office
The firm is occupying space in downtown's Houston Center office complex, which recently traded hands.
Houston survey finds diversity is top draw, but crime and traffic worry residents
A new Kinder Institute survey finds Houston’s diversity is its biggest appeal, while crime and traffic remain top concerns ...
Harris County leaders question whether a county administrator is needed, push to close office
Two commissioners have begun a push to shutter the nascent Office of County Administration after the resignation of Diana ...
New survey sheds light on Houstonians top priorities, concerns and outlooks
The 44th Kinder Houston-area survey looked at opinions and concerns in Harris, Montgomery and Fort Bend counties.
PDF: Monday's Houston City Council agenda
Members of the Houston City Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 19, at Houston City Hall. Here is the agenda. The post PDF: Monday’s Houston City Council agenda appeared first on Houston Herald ...