Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher talks police reform
Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher joins Isiah Carey to discuss the Justice in Policing Act.
Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher joins Isiah Carey to discuss the Justice in Policing Act.
Mental health resources available in Harris County.
Chief Medical Officer, Daryl Knox M.D. and Harris County Mental Health Program Manager for the Crisis Counseling Program, Dana Sobers Ben, MSW share resources available in our area for mental health with Isiah Carey.
Chief Medical Officer, Daryl Knox M.D. and Harris County Mental Health Program Manager for the Crisis Counseling Program, Dana Sobers Ben, MSW share resources available in our area for mental health with Isiah Carey.
Houstonians express concerns over COVID-19 Relief Fund
Tomaro Bell & Tony Diaz join Isiah Carey to discuss the $30 million COVID-19 Relief Fund and who it benefits.
Tomaro Bell & Tony Diaz join Isiah Carey to discuss the $30 million COVID-19 Relief Fund and who it benefits.
Family leaves cabin after racist sign is left on porch
Isiah Carey speaks with Kevin Burrell who says his family packed up and left 7A Ranch in Wimberly, Tx after a racist sign was left on their porch. 7A Ranch gave Fox 26 the following statement. "All of us at 7A Ranch were angry, horrified, and sickened by the incident that occurred early morning on June 20 to our guests. We have limited surveillance video that shows an individual entering our property from a public road and then exiting on foot on the same road. Unfortunately, we cannot make out the individual. This incident struck us to the core. It is clear our community must do more to root out intolerance and bigotry. We welcome the African-American community to 7A. Our offerings include individual cabins, as well as lodges and larger cabins for extended families and family reunions. During these difficult times, we believe our natural setting on the Blanco River is an ideal place for all to get out of the city, relax, and be with family and friends while properly social distancing, of course. We hope that we can build trust within the African-American community that 7A and Wimberley are open for their business."
Isiah Carey speaks with Kevin Burrell who says his family packed up and left 7A Ranch in Wimberly, Tx after a racist sign was left on their porch. 7A Ranch gave Fox 26 the following statement. "All of us at 7A Ranch were angry, horrified, and sickened by the incident that occurred early morning on June 20 to our guests. We have limited surveillance video that shows an individual entering our property from a public road and then exiting on foot on the same road. Unfortunately, we cannot make out the individual. This incident struck us to the core. It is clear our community must do more to root out intolerance and bigotry. We welcome the African-American community to 7A. Our offerings include individual cabins, as well as lodges and larger cabins for extended families and family reunions. During these difficult times, we believe our natural setting on the Blanco River is an ideal place for all to get out of the city, relax, and be with family and friends while properly social distancing, of course. We hope that we can build trust within the African-American community that 7A and Wimberley are open for their business."
Baton Rouge activist calls out school board member for shopping during meeting
Isiah Carey speaks with activist Gary Chambers about his interaction with the Baton Rouge school board that has gone viral.
Isiah Carey speaks with activist Gary Chambers about his interaction with the Baton Rouge school board that has gone viral.
Exclusive: City council members talk long-term police reform for HPD
Mayor Turner recently signed an executive order that immediately changed several polices for the Houston Police Department including banning choke holds and no-knock raids. Isiah Carey spoke with several city council members who say these changes are just the beginning. Council members Martha Castex-Tatum, Tiffany Thomas, Carolyn Evans-Shabazz and Jerry Davis share their thoughts on long-term changes for the HPD.
Mayor Turner recently signed an executive order that immediately changed several polices for the Houston Police Department including banning choke holds and no-knock raids. Isiah Carey spoke with several city council members who say these changes are just the beginning. Council members Martha Castex-Tatum, Tiffany Thomas, Carolyn Evans-Shabazz and Jerry Davis share their thoughts on long-term changes for the HPD.
Panel discusses recent hangings across the country
There's been an increase in black hangings across the country. Tomaro Bell, Justin Lurie, and Claver Kamau-Imani share their thoughts.
There's been an increase in black hangings across the country. Tomaro Bell, Justin Lurie, and Claver Kamau-Imani share their thoughts.
Angela After Dark: How to handle your significant other having COVID-19
Dr. Angela Jones gives a few tips on how to handle your significant other having COVID-19. She's also speaking from her personal experiences with the virus.
Dr. Angela Jones gives a few tips on how to handle your significant other having COVID-19. She's also speaking from her personal experiences with the virus.
5 blocks in Seattle offer freedom from police
Kandice Webber shares her thoughts on the 5 blocks in Seattle that are police free.
Kandice Webber shares her thoughts on the 5 blocks in Seattle that are police free.
How does Black America heal?
Isiah Carey explores the issue of trauma as Americans demand change for people of color.
Isiah Carey explores the issue of trauma as Americans demand change for people of color.
The Tulsa Race Massacre Explained
Isiah Carey speaks with Morgan State University professor Raymond Winbush about the dark stain in our history that is rarely discussed.
Isiah Carey speaks with Morgan State University professor Raymond Winbush about the dark stain in our history that is rarely discussed.
Understanding the significance of Juneteenth
Isiah Carey speaks with Dr. Melanye Price from Prairie View A&M and Dr. Jonathan Chism from The University of Houston-Downtown about the day that marked the end of slavery for the state of Texas.
Isiah Carey speaks with Dr. Melanye Price from Prairie View A&M and Dr. Jonathan Chism from The University of Houston-Downtown about the day that marked the end of slavery for the state of Texas.
Concerns over COVID-19 continue to grow as Texas reports record high number of cases
Dr. Mayar Al Mohajer shares a few reminders to protect yourself from COVID-19, and shares his thoughts on the recent surge in positive cases.
Dr. Mayar Al Mohajer shares a few reminders to protect yourself from COVID-19, and shares his thoughts on the recent surge in positive cases.
Brands supporting black consumers
More brands are beginning to support the Black Lives Matter and black consumers. Houston Chronicle Fashion Editor, Joy Sewing talks with Isiah about the recent changes and if they're genuine.
More brands are beginning to support the Black Lives Matter and black consumers. Houston Chronicle Fashion Editor, Joy Sewing talks with Isiah about the recent changes and if they're genuine.
President Trump signs executive order for police reform
President Trump has signed an executive order for police reform across the country. Isiah Carey spoke with Joe Gamaldi, President of the Houston Police Officers' Union on what that means for them.
President Trump has signed an executive order for police reform across the country. Isiah Carey spoke with Joe Gamaldi, President of the Houston Police Officers' Union on what that means for them.
HPD Officer retires after social media post with racial undertones
The President of the African American Police Officers League, Deandre Hutchinson shares his thoughts on an HPD officer's social media post with racial undertones.
The President of the African American Police Officers League, Deandre Hutchinson shares his thoughts on an HPD officer's social media post with racial undertones.
Many say they aren't ready to get back to work because unemployment money is too good
Texas continues to reopen and many people are saying they aren't ready to go back, and it's not over COVID-19 concerns. Some people say the money they've made from unemployment is more than what they make at work.
Texas continues to reopen and many people are saying they aren't ready to go back, and it's not over COVID-19 concerns. Some people say the money they've made from unemployment is more than what they make at work.
Panel talks shooting death of Rayshard Brooks
Charles Adams and Ashton Woods share their thoughts on the death of Rayshard Brooks.
Charles Adams and Ashton Woods share their thoughts on the death of Rayshard Brooks.
Baby Bash joins efforts to find Vanessa Guillen
Baby Bash has added $5,000 to reward for minding missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen.
Baby Bash has added $5,000 to reward for minding missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen.
Concerns grow over COVID-19 as people attend protest
We've had an increase in COVID-19 cases since businesses started reopening back on May 1st. Now doctors say people who've recently attended protest should get tested for the virus. Dr. Mouzoon with Kelsey-Seybold explains why.
We've had an increase in COVID-19 cases since businesses started reopening back on May 1st. Now doctors say people who've recently attended protest should get tested for the virus. Dr. Mouzoon with Kelsey-Seybold explains why.