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Red River Rivalry Red River rivals are putting their differences aside to help raise money for a good cause this season. Football fans on both sides are donating to an Oklahoma charity thanks to a preseason bet. While the charitable giving is undoubtedly noble, it did not come about without a bit of drama. In hindsight, that probably should’ve been expected! This wager was set in motion prior to the start of the…

The fatal collision comes two days after The Washington Post named the Houston thoroughfare as one of the most dangerous streets in the country for pedestrians.

As of Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said 31 cases of suspected or confirmed infant botulism have been reported in babies who were exposed to ByHeart Whole Nutrition formula.

Several local Muslim leaders gathered Friday to condemn the governor's attacks on the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a national civil rights organization.

A recent report finds economically “distressed” zip codes are severely lacking in mental health care providers.

For our busy Houston commuters – we have “The Commuter Cut” – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home.

Today: We discuss a legal development that could reshape how misdemeanor defendants are released before trial, talk with author Shea Serrano about his new book, learn about the preservation of architect Victor Lundy’s house, and much more.

Rice is hosting nationally ranked North Texas in a primetime matchup that will be televised on ESPNU.

On Friday's show: A Texas DPS trooper reminds holiday travelers about what's right and wrong on Houston roads and highways. And we break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.

A federal court’s rejection of Texas' redrawn congressional map means the two elections are for identical jurisdictions — at least for now. A potential Supreme Court ruling could make the two races very different.