Houston METRO shelves its plan for the University Corridor- What's in the future for public transportation?
Leadership at Houston METRO announced it was shelving plans for a $2.2 billion dedicated bus lane project known as "the University Corridor." Critics have labeled the proposed "BRT" line an unaffordable "boondoggle" incapable of attracting the ridership necessary to justify the enormous expense. Joining us to talk about that decision and other topics - the chairperson of Houston METRO Elizabeth Gonzalez Brock.
What do voters really care about and which candidate is most concerned about economic well-being?
A Monmouth National Survey of top concerns determined voters are intently focused on their financial well-being listing inflation, the economy, everyday bills, housing expense, health care costs and job security as top concerns.
Public corruption exposed- allegations of "self-dealing" in Midtown Redevelopment Authority
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg revealed public corruption charges in 3rd Ward at the Midtown redevelopment authority. Now facing felony embezzlement and money laundering charges are Todd Edwards - the authority's real estate asset manager and his alleged private sector conspirators Veronica Ugorji and Kenneth Jones.
Biden and Trump locked in poll tie ahead of Atlanta debate
what should we expect - and what does each need to do gain the advantage
Illegal immigrants accused of murdering 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray- What's Your Point?
This week, in our community.... our town - the life of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray was taken. Heaping additional sorrow on this heartbreak is an undeniable degree of complicity by our national leadership.
Donald Trump returns to Capitol Hill for first time after January 6 riot
Donald Trump took his presidential campaign to Capitol Hill for the first time since his enraged supporters attacked police and ran-sacked the seat of American democracy on January 6th, 2021.



















