Ariel Worthy is a Senior Digital Producer at KERA News. She focuses on themes such as climate change, sustainability, and the intersection of technology with social issues, including diversity and inclusion. Ariel's work has been featured in KERA News, Community Impact, Houston Public Media, and Texas Public Radio.
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Houston City Council approved a contract for the Houston Arts Alliance that authorizes up to $130 million in arts funding over the next five to seven years.
By: Ariel Worthy
The Houston Health Department’s Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program provides services that help low-income residents identify, remove or stabilize lead-based paint issues for free.
The city of Houston officially renamed the former Cesar Chavez Boulevard to Joe E. Ramirez Boulevard on June 26.
By: Ariel Worthy
The Michelin-recognized barbecue restaurant Killen's Heights will close July 18, and to honor the restaurant, chefs will offer a special menu.
By: Ariel Worthy
Using disaster recovery funding from the 2024 Derecho and Hurricane Beryl, the city will spend $101 million of the $314 million received to install generators in police stations, fire stations, libraries, wastewater and water facilities and animal control facilities across the city.
A tea shop specializing in tea-based beverages will soon open in the Bellaire area. Cha Redefine will open its first Houston location.
By: Ariel Worthy
The city of Houston officially renamed the former Cesar Chavez Boulevard to Joe E. Ramirez Boulevard on June 26.
June was a news-filled month for Houston. Community Impact reported on the city budget, the World Cup coming to town and new homelessness initiatives.
Here are six places to watch the sky light up throughout the city and suburbs.
Joe Panzarella now represents Houston's District C as council member after a May runoff election following Abbie Kamin's resignation to run for Harris County attorney.
