Episode: 1626 Using China’s Yellow River to contemplate a flood. Today, a look at flooding.

In Texas, they examine Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to block funding for Flock surveillance cameras and discuss former ...

Flood warnings stayed in effect Thursday as thousands remained without power and Polk County officials responded to ...

The revelation comes two months before Houston voters could force the department to deprioritize misdemeanor marijuana ...

The contentious process to rewrite social studies has stretched several years. Hundreds of people have testified at meetings ...

Christian Castro was released from a Texas jail last week as Minnesota continues its effort to extradite him on separate ...

Federal disaster assistance was approved for 19 counties hit by severe flooding in July, while Bexar County is undergoing a ...

In an effort to reduce costs, Harris County Commissioner Tom Ramsey said he will propose an end to the Holistic Assistance ...

City, county and state officials are preparing for what forecasters expect will be a tropical storm making landfall in ...

Episode: 1625 Telephone inventor Elisha Gray talks about miracles. Today, a telephone inventor talks about miracles.

City and township officials described the agreement as a “win-win,” but Houston controller Chris Hollins argued it’s a “bad ...

We learn what makes NASA's recently launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope different than its predecessors and what ...