Bayou City Buzz: Live DJ Battles
DJs are going live to get people through this coronavirus crisis.
DJs are going live to get people through this coronavirus crisis.
Local Eagle Scout and student athlete sews masks for first responders
A Texas City teen has a knack for sewing, and he's using that skill to provide for others.
A Texas City teen has a knack for sewing, and he's using that skill to provide for others.
MusiCares helps musicians during pandemic
The arts world has been hit hard, but there is help for the music industry.
The arts world has been hit hard, but there is help for the music industry.
2 people at senior living center die of COVID-19
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.
Low-income families struggle to get internet service for kids to learn online
While most parents struggle with continuing their children's education through a pandemic, it's even harder when you can't afford home computers or internet service.
While most parents struggle with continuing their children's education through a pandemic, it's even harder when you can't afford home computers or internet service.
How to get creative with entertainment during COVID-19
How are you staying entertained and keep from going stir crazy?
How are you staying entertained and keep from going stir crazy?
Supply shortages impact Houston
We have enough testing supplies to last another day or two, but officials are hoping to get more tomorrow.
We have enough testing supplies to last another day or two, but officials are hoping to get more tomorrow.
Bayou City Buzz: Physical distancing
Here's how you can get out and exercise safely.
Here's how you can get out and exercise safely.
Phase 1 of COVID-19 testing in Houston in place
The questionnaire has gotten 54,000 hits.
The questionnaire has gotten 54,000 hits.
How to celebrate birthdays during the pandemic
People are getting creative with how to celebrate special occasions while social distancing!
People are getting creative with how to celebrate special occasions while social distancing!
Give an animal in need a home during the COVID-19 pandemic
We could all use some more companionship while stuck at home, so maybe it's time to give an animal a home!
We could all use some more companionship while stuck at home, so maybe it's time to give an animal a home!
Bayou City Buzz: Joel Osteen responds to COVID-19 pandemic
Lakewood Church is holding an emergency blood drive in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Lakewood Church is holding an emergency blood drive in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Bayou City Buzz: Alcohol To-Go
Restaurants may be closing, but they're adapting to a new takeout-centric culture.
Restaurants may be closing, but they're adapting to a new takeout-centric culture.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee talks about drive-thru testing that's on the way
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee urges residents with symptoms of the coronavirus to take no charge testing.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee urges residents with symptoms of the coronavirus to take no charge testing.
Public Catholic masses suspended in Galveston-Houston archdiocese
The News Edge at 10 p.m. anchor Kaitlin Monte
The News Edge at 10 p.m. anchor Kaitlin Monte
Bayou City Buzz: Rodeo families come together so kids can still show animals
La Porte FFA made sure none of the kids' hard work went to waste, so they could still show their animals.
La Porte FFA made sure none of the kids' hard work went to waste, so they could still show their animals.
Debrief: Mayor Turner urges Houstonians not to panic
Grocery stores are picked clean, but Mayor Turner says not to worry about food shortages.
Grocery stores are picked clean, but Mayor Turner says not to worry about food shortages.
What fun activities are still available for spring break?
Due to coronavirus spread, many activities have been canceled and closed. With the rodeo over, many are wondering what to do for the next several weeks that school is out. Coco Dominguez has some ideas.
Due to coronavirus spread, many activities have been canceled and closed. With the rodeo over, many are wondering what to do for the next several weeks that school is out. Coco Dominguez has some ideas.
Local leaders release new guidelines to prevent COVID-19 spread
Officials confirmed on Thursday afternoon that a Houston COVID-19 patient was at the rodeo on Sunday, March 8.
Officials confirmed on Thursday afternoon that a Houston COVID-19 patient was at the rodeo on Sunday, March 8.
What are the consequences of canceling the rodeo?
Although it was a difficult decision made to keep Houstonians safe, canceling the rodeo has some negative impact.
Although it was a difficult decision made to keep Houstonians safe, canceling the rodeo has some negative impact.