6,000 plus Houston area homes may not get FEMA aid next flood
Thousands of Houston area homes damaged by Hurricane Harvey may not qualify for FEMA disaster assistance again for the the next big storm.
More adult children moving back home in 2020
10 percent more adult children have moved back home this year
10 percent more adult children moved back home this year
More and more Americans are staying at home with their parents due to struggles with work and virtual learning.
Nearly 40 Houston-area homes going solar, saving money through new co-op
Several homes in Houston are going green with solar panels, saving money, and helping the environment thanks to a co-op.
Houston homes going solar through new co-op
Several homes in Houston are going green with solar panels, saving money, and helping the environment thanks to a co-op.
Houston-area lawmakers work to close digital divide for students
Some lawmakers announced a new initiative Thursday to get students the computers they need and close the digital divide.
Half a million sign petition to cancel student loan debt
About 600,000 people have signed the petition urging President Trump to cancel student loan debt.
Nearly 600,000 signees for petition to cancel student loans
A petition to cancel student loans is gaining traction on change.org
New app personalizes product recall updates for consumers
"We tailor it to our users. So you can tell the app if you're pregnant. Do you have kids and their ages? If you have allergies," Whystle creator Lauren Bell explained.
Whystle app personalizes recall information for users
The new app will keep consumers up-to-date on all the latest recall info for toys and foods.
Investment firm moves to Houston to help the Latino community with financial planning
Banorte Securities International aims to help the Latino community with financial planning.
Mexican based investment firm moves headquarters to Houston
Banorte Securities International is aiming to help the Latino community with financial planning.
Company launches campaign to encourage clean-up of PPE litter
You see used masks, gloves, and wipes littering parking lots and sidewalks everywhere. It's not just trash, it's a health hazard. But if you put on a glove and help put the litter in the trash, a Chicago company will donate new masks to charities.
Company launches campaign to encourage clean-up of PPE litter
For every five pieces of used PPE you pick up, iPromo says they'll donate a mask to charities, including Unicef, Feeding America, and No Kid Hungry.
People face end of extra $300 weekly unemployment benefit
The additional $300 weekly unemployment benefits from President Trump's executive order ends this week as federal money for them is running out.
Extra unemployment benefit ending for workers
FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has more on the $300 extra weekly unemployment benefit ending.
Sesame launches new healthcare platform in Houston
Sesame is an online marketplace that offer services for often less than what you might pay with insurance.
New healthcare marketplace in Houston offers lower-cost, self-pay doctor visits
Sesame is an online marketplace of doctors that offers services for often less than what you might pay with insurance.
Houston non-profit offering free, discounted computers for families
Comp-U-Dopt has already distributed 8,000+ computers to area families this year.
Houston non-profit giving away free, low cost computers for school
Houston-based Comp-U-Dopt has already distributed 8,000+ computers to area families this year.