Mayor Turner, Housing Task Force debate best ways to stop evictions
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The Houston and Harris County Housing Stability Task Force is now at work to try to stem the tide of evictions. But community leaders are at odds about the best ways to accomplish it.

Ways to continue growing friendships during the pandemic

While people are social distancing, it may seem like we're losing the connections with our loved ones. Now is the time to reconnect and reinvest in those relationships.

More rental aid for Harris County, Fort Bend County working to mail it out

More rental assistance is on the way for Harris County families. And Fort Bend County officials say they're working to get aid in the mail as fast as possible.  August rent is due in three days.

New social media challenge trend empowers women
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Women from across the world are empowering each other with black and white photos on social media.

Social media challenge used to uplift women

Women from across the world are empowering each other with black and white photos on social media.

New social media challenge trend empowers women
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Women from across the world are empowering each other with black and white photos on social media.

Study reveals half a million Houston drivers can't renew their licenses

Half a million Houston drivers, mostly low income, can't renew their driver's licenses due to unpaid tickets, according to a new study, Driven to Debt, Houston. Consumer advocates say it's creating a cycle of poverty.

The Woodlands high school volleyball team raises $50K for player who suffered heart attack

Julieta Valdes, 16, had been an athlete doing regular workouts since she was nine-years-old. When the freshman Varsity Volleyball player collapsed simply doing push-ups everyone knew something was seriously wrong.

Study reveals half a million Houston drivers can't renew their licenses
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Half a million Houston drivers, mostly low income, can't renew their driver's licenses due to unpaid tickets, according to a new study, Driven to Debt, Houston. Consumer advocates say it's creating a cycle of poverty.

GOP unveils proposed second stimulus bill

The GOP is detailing its proposed second stimulus bill today.  But for millions of Texans, it can't come fast enough.

How your labels limit you

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini says the limitations of negative labels can be seen everywhere and shape your reality.

Fishing forecast for Sunday, July 26
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Still not very good for the Gulf waters, rain chances are lower and chop not as bad as yesterday but there is still a small craft warning in the Gulf of Mexico.

More parents looking to homeschool amid pandemic

Parents are grappling with what to do for their kid's education this fall as te COVID-19 pandemic is forcing changes to the school year. So many are looking at homeschool.

Fort Bend Co. launches consulting program to help small businesses survive

The county partnered with a consulting company to help small businesses, particularly minority and disadvantaged businesses that didn't receive PPP loans, with coaching to help turn things around.

According to research, a happy wife means a happy life

You’ve probably heard the saying “happy wife, happy life” and, according to a study from Rutgers’ University, marital contentment was strongly related with whether or not the wife is happy. Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares five suggestions experts agree help wives love their marriage.

Tuition insurance: Will it cover COVID-19?

With the COVID-19 pandemic creating uncertainty around college in the fall, many students and parents are wondering if tuition insurance is a good idea.