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Battle over Prop 9 heats up
Almost every Texas school district is scrambling to find more money. And come election day, lawmakers want you to decide on a new investment strategy. It's a plan that might help pay for public schools.
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HOUSTON
Houstonians react to President Bush's speech
President Bush is asking for billions to continue the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. In somber tones Sunday night, the president outlined his plans to bring peace to those countries, and rebuild them.
FULL STORY >> 9/8/2003 8:04 PM
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Smart Woman: Plus size models
The waif may rule the fashion world, but full-figured women say they're finally gaining the respect they deserve. What does it take to be a plus-size model? No matter what your size, you still have to have that special something.
FULL STORY >> 9/9/2003 6:24 AM
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Consumer Reports: Wi Fi, or Wireless Fidelity
The hottest thing in computers these days is wireless Internet access. It's called Wi Fi, which stands for Wireless Fidelity. Five million people are expected to be using Wi Fi in the next year or so.
FULL STORY >> 9/9/2003 5:24 AM
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DOWNTOWN
Construction will soon produce renovated Main Street
It's a project that began in the early 1990s and got a boost when Houston secured the Super Bowl. Now plans are underway to make sure Main Street is a main attraction come 2004. And before millions descend upon the Bayou City, officials with the Downtown District are working to ensure Main Street will be ready.
FULL STORY >> 9/8/2003 1:26 PM
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ALVIN
Pastor moves from Austin to Alvin, congregation follows
It's not uncommon for church pastors to be reassigned, forcing congregations to adapt to a new spiritual leader. But hundreds of families at the Praise Tabernacle Church in east Austin decided they would move themselves and follow their leader all the way to Alvin.
FULL STORY >> 9/8/2003 11:42 AM |
HOUSTON
Houston man honored with Latin Grammy Award
A local pastor was among those honored at the Fourth Annual Latin Grammy Awards last week in Miami. While he may not be a household name, he can hold his own in the music industry. In fact, throughout this Houston man's career, he's sold more than 5 million albums.
FULL STORY >> 9/8/2003 11:44 AM
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