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Houston Public Media Houston Public Media is a non-profit organization broadcasting through a multi-media platform to deliver content with a focus on Arts and Culture, Education, News and Information. Join the Houston Public Media community today! Health & Science Texas Bills Targeting Transgender Health Care For Children Stall This Session Brenda ValdiviaAfter missing a key deadline on Sunday evening, six bills seeking to ban transgender health care now appear to have died this legislative session. But advocates aren’t celebrating yet. The ITC Chemical Fire 2 Years After Disastrous Deer Park Chemical Fire, Texas Close To Creating New Safety Rules For Industry Brenda ValdiviaSen. Carol Alvarado, D-Houston, spent years negotiating with industry groups to get new regulations placed on the chemical industry after the ITC fire in 2019. The bill has passed both chambers, but small changes need to be ironed out before it is sent to Gov. Greg Abbott. Environment Endangered Whooping Cranes Nest In Texas For The First Time In More Than A Century Brenda ValdiviaTwo pairs of whooping cranes nested on private land in Jefferson and Chambers counties this year. It’s believed to be the first time the endangered birds have nested in Texas since the 1800s. Hurricane Harvey Houston, Harris County Get Nothing In Latest Round Of $1 Billion Federal Hurricane Harvey Relief Funding Brenda ValdiviaHouston and Harris County were denied funding over other Texas communities despite requesting $1.3 billion for ongoing relief efforts. Local officials are asking the federal government to intervene. Town Square Educator Raises Concerns Over Texas Mask Mandate Lift Brenda ValdiviaThe president of Texas State Teachers Association shares educators concerns over the Texas legislative dropping the mask mandates throughout the state. Texas Arts Houstonians Selected As Texas State Artists Plan To Use Art To Create Change Brenda ValdiviaNewly-appointed Texas State Artists include a poet and a sculptor from Houston, who both have roots in serving the community through art and activism. News from NPR Some Yemenis Struggle For U.S. Visas Even After The End Of The Travel BanYemenis who won the diversity visa lottery were stopped by the Trump administration's travel ban. Now they've had to start applying all over again. "Our lives have been destroyed," says one man.The Muscogee Nation Wants Its Policing To Focus On Prevention Along With EnforcementA 2020 Supreme Court decision returned policing and prosecutions to tribal authorities, and the Muscogee Nation's tribal police want to interact differently with the community. Croatia's Economy Needs Tourists. It's Now Opening The Doors To Vaccinated AmericansFor Croatia, the most tourism-dependent country in Europe, opening up quickly is crucial to reviving its pandemic-battered economy. Tourist numbers plummeted last year.A Century After The Race Massacre, Tulsa Confronts Its Bloody PastSurvivors and their descendants say facing the truth about the Tulsa Race Massacre is essential in the nation's struggle to confront racial injustice and violence against Black people. Support Comes From Houston Matters Preparing For Hurricane Season (May 24, 2021) Brenda ValdiviaOn Monday's show: Preparing for the upcoming hurricane season, making the most out of diversity in the workforce, and an update on Houston sports. Arts Culture Houston Mural Festival Invites Houstonians To 'Refresh' After A Challenging Year Brenda Valdivia"Big Walls, Big Dreams," produced by UpArt Studios, offers art lovers a chance to view large murals from artists across Houston, with a thenme of "Refresh Houston" -- bringing "new life to old buildings," and providing a refreshing change from the pandemic, organizers said. Houston Matters What Should Be Done With The Dome? (May 21, 2021) Brenda ValdiviaOn Friday's show: Seeking input on the future of the Astrodome, separating politics from science, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week, and Ernie Manouse celebrates 25 years at Houston Public Media. Town Square Ministry Co-Leaders Aim Foster Social Justice Brenda ValdiviaA two-day virtual forum hosted by Social Justice Ministry focuses on seeking justice for those within our community who are marginalized and victimized by oppressive social systems. The Astrodome What’s Next For The Astrodome? A Nonprofit Wants Your Input Brenda ValdiviaThe Astrodome Conservancy is starting an eight-week program of online surveys, virtual meetings, and public events to gather as much input as possible from Harris County residents on the preferred fate of the domed stadium. Houston Matters Mayor Turner’s Proposal For Firefighter Raises (May 20, 2021) Brenda ValdiviaOn Thursday's show: A closer look at Mayor Turner’s proposal for raising firefighter pay, how autonomous vehicle technology is progressing, plans to renovate Jones Plaza and drive more visitors to downtown, and reflecting on the spectacle that was professional wrestling in Houston in the 1970s. Town Square Public Artists Take To The Streets And Turn Houston Into 'Big Dreams' Brenda ValdiviaThe city-wide art festival "Big Walls, Big Dreams" will feature over 20 large-scale murals by local and national artists beginning this Friday, May 21. Houston Mayor Turner Proposes 18% Houston Firefighter Pay Increase Over 3 Years Brenda ValdiviaEarlier this month, a state appeals court sided with the firefighters union, ruling that firefighters have the right to negotiate pay and contracts under state law. UH Moment UH Moment: Investigating Vaccine Hesitancy in Houston’s Underserved Communities Brenda Valdivia“The omission of some population segments as investigators and participants in research significantly contributes to the generation and maintenance of health disparities." The Arts In Houston Houston Ballet's 1st In-Person Performance In A Year Was Emotional For Audience And Performers Brenda ValdiviaAfter being cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic, the performing arts are cautiously returning to Houston. The latest example is the Houston Ballet, which returned to live dance earlier this month – with a performance that was powerful both on and off stage. Abortion Rights Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Into Law One Of Nation’s Strictest Abortion Measures, Banning Procedure As Early As 6 Weeks Into A Pregnancy Brenda ValdiviaThe signing of the bill opens a new frontier in the battle over abortion restrictions as first-of-its-kind legal provisions intended to make the law harder to challenge are poised to be tested in the courts. Policing There Seems To Be A Lot Of Turnover Among Police Chiefs In Texas’ Largest Cities. Why? Brenda ValdiviaIn recent months, five of the largest cities in Texas have seen their top cop leave. The reasons for their exits are varied. But one thing is known: The average tenure for some big-city chiefs in Texas is in decline. Subscribe to Our Newsletters Today in Houston Let the Houston Public Media newsroom help you start your day. This Week Get highlights, trending news, and behind-the-scenes insights from Houston Public Media delivered to your inbox each week.

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