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As Houston thaws from Texas Freeze-ageddon 2021, we explore what just happened, and what the cascading challenges may mean for the area’s future.

Neal Meyer welcomes to Houston and Texas our new corporations (and voters).

Neal Meyer looks at the impact of bond election reform in the November 2020 election in Texas.

Neal Meyer blasts last-minute election process tinkering by an activist judge here in Texas, and proposes a compromise going forward.

COVID-19 will be the single greatest disruptive event on transportation and land use in decades. Neal Meyer suggests we rethink both.

Neal Meyer reflects on the needless killing of George Floyd and the effective end of the coronavirus lockdown.

Neal Meyer strolls the Galleria area, and shares his takeaways on the current local state of the coronavirus crisis.

Neal Meyer comments on the latest asphalt pours on Westheimer road, Houston’s ever-shovel-ready thoroughfare.

Neal Meyer checks in on the state of COVID-19 in the Houston area, as March draws to an end.

Neal Meyer argues that in the interest of stopping the spread of COVID-19, METRO should be shut down temporarily.