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Oct 16, 2026

Eric FaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:09
It only takes one moment for a preventable mistake to become a tragedy.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:15
Almost a year ago, Houston City Council passed a citywide curfew on e-scooters in an effort to address the problem.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:22
Environmental activists have expressed concerns about plans for a power LNG facility on Pelican Island.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:28
The facility would be capable of producing about 400,000 gallons of liquefied natural gas per day for cruise ships coming in and out of the region.
Erica FaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:58
It only takes one moment for a preventable mistake to become a tragedy.
Shelby RoseHOST
2:04
Almost a year ago, the Houston City Council passed a-
Jack WilliamsHOST
1:26
It only takes one moment for a preventable mistake to become a tragedy.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:32
Almost a year ago, Houston City Council passed a citywide curfew on e-scooters in an effort to address the problem.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:38
It's currently 75 here on the UH campus.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:41
I'm Shelby Rose, News 88.7
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:25
Despite the effort, a recent poll shows Senate Democrat James Talarico and Abbott's challenger Gina Hinojosa leading by double-digit margins in the county.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:35
Harris County Judge nominee Letitia Plumber missed twenty-six percent of Houston City Council sessions, the highest rate among council members.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:43
Her campaign said it could not provide details of the absences but said her work for constituents continued beyond City Hall.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:52
In health news, nearly one hundred Ben Taub patients were part of a study that revealed Spanish-speaking Latinos might delay emergency medical care because of immigration enforcement.
Neil AquinoGUEST
24:49
Um, Richard was referencing Twyla Carter.
Neil AquinoGUEST
24:52
Twyla Carter is an at-large Houston City Council person, Harbrigh, uh, who's up on the ballot in 2027 and, um, that, that's gonna be a topic we're gonna discuss often, I think, after we get past this election, but we can defeat Twyla Carter.
Neil AquinoGUEST
25:06
The Farmers Against Trump, um, Bismarck, just what I was saying, uh, smaller cities, the Bill Kings, it's at Sixton Boulevard on Saturday from 1:00 to 3:00 PM in Bismarck, North Dakota, and I'm sure that's of help.
Neil AquinoGUEST
25:20
And I'll just, um, to, to folks there to get to know each other and connect.
Neil AquinoGUEST
25:44
It's essential that we have, uh, free and independent media.
Neil AquinoGUEST
25:49
There are, there are not nearly enough local sources of news in Houston.
Neil AquinoGUEST
25:54
Um, here with, uh, with Egberto's Grace, I'm here every Thursday and we discuss, uh, Houston City Council, local protest scene, now all sorts of matters of, of local democracy and, um, but I try to put my money where my mouth is and, and make the pledge, and I encourage everyone to do so.
Neil AquinoGUEST
26:12
And as I say every pledge drive, 'cause it's true, um, E- Egberto is, um, off the air as he presents himself on the air, um, wants the facts to be straight, is, is friendly, works hard to prepare.
Rob LaushesHOST
2:47
Gutierrez is a Mexican immigrant who graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a degree in finance.
Rob LaushesHOST
2:54
She unsuccessfully ran for a Houston City Council seat in 2011 and briefly served as a staffer to council member Helena Brown.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:02
Gutierrez won a crowded Democratic primary in March with 54%.
Rob LaushesHOST
3:07
Also, one of the few Republicans still representing blue Dallas County faces a new challenger this year.
Michael BerryHOST
32:23
I was 30 years old.
Michael BerryHOST
32:26
And I said, I'm giving my speech and telling my long list of accomplishments worthy of serving on the Houston City Council.
Michael BerryHOST
32:37
And a fellow pipes up and says, Do you have
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
32:40
any
Jeremy SchwartzHOST
39:36
One year after a desperate and greedy father used the holiday to do the unthinkable, newspapers publish think pieces lamenting the crime that ruined Halloween forever.
Jeremy SchwartzHOST
39:47
Houston City Council issues official warnings against children going trick-or-treating.
Jeremy SchwartzHOST
39:53
Never mind that this was the act of a man targeting his own kids.
Jeremy SchwartzHOST
39:56
No one wants to take the chance that it'll happen again.
Jack WilliamsHOST
0:00
Live from News 88 7 in Houston, I'm Jack Williams.
Jack WilliamsHOST
0:03
A new survey from the University of Houston's Hobby School of Public Affairs finds former Houston City Council member Letitia Plummer is ahead in the race for the next Harris County judge.
Jack WilliamsHOST
0:13
News 88 7's Sarah Grunow reports.
Sarah GrunoCORRESPONDENT
0:16
Democratic candidate Letitia Plummer is leading by seven percentage points against former county treasurer and Republican candidate Orlando Sanchez, according to the new survey of likely Harris County voters.
Shelby RoseHOST
0:54
Authorities have not released additional details about what caused the fire.
Shelby RoseHOST
0:59
A new survey from the University of Houston's Hobby School of Public Affairs finds former Houston City Council Member Leticia Plumber is ahead in the race for the next Harris County Judge.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:09
News 88.7 Sarah Gruno reports.
Sarah GrunoCORRESPONDENT
1:11
Democratic candidate Leticia Plumber is leading by seven percentage points against former county treasurer and Republican candidate Orlando Sanchez, according to the new survey of likely Harris County voters.

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