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*[[Beyonce Knowles]] - Born September 4, 1981, Beyonce is a singer and actress. She was a part of the band [[Destiny's Child]] for a while. She's also acted in movies such as ''[[Dream Girls]]'' and the ''[[Austin Powers]]'' series.
 
*[[Beyonce Knowles]] - Born September 4, 1981, Beyonce is a singer and actress. She was a part of the band [[Destiny's Child]] for a while. She's also acted in movies such as ''[[Dream Girls]]'' and the ''[[Austin Powers]]'' series.
 
*[[Dan Rather]] - Born October 31, 1931, Rather was for twenty-four years a journalist and news anchor for ''CBS Evening News''.
 
*[[Dan Rather]] - Born October 31, 1931, Rather was for twenty-four years a journalist and news anchor for ''CBS Evening News''.
*[[John Towe4r]] - former U.S. Senator from Texas, born in Houston in 1925.
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*[[John Tower]] - former U.S. Senator from Texas, born in Houston in 1925.
  
 
==Sports Franchises==
 
==Sports Franchises==

Revision as of 18:23, May 14, 2018

Houston is the largest city in the state of Texas and the fourth largest city in the United States of America. Houston is the county seat of Harris County, with a population of approximately 1.9 million. Some refer to Houston as the "Bayou (pronounced buy-yoo) City."

Houston is known for its thriving energy industry and the largest medical center in the country, as well as the second largest performing arts district in the nation.

Unlike most other big cities, Houston is growing[1] and has affordable housing relatively close to its downtown. It has benefited from no zoning, in contrast which liberal cities.

Its current mayor is Democrat Sylvester Turner, who replaced fellow Democrat Annice Parker after she stepped down due to term limits.

History

The city of Houston was founded on August 30, 1836. The founders were two brothers named Augustus C. and John K. Allen. They bought 6,642 acres of land near the Buffalo Bayou.

Famous People from Houston

Sports Franchises

Media

AM Radio

FM Radio

Television

  • 2.1 - KPRC (NBC)
  • 8.1 - KUHT (PBS)
  • 11.1 - KHOU (CBS)
  • 13.1 - KTRK (ABC)
  • 20.1 - KTXH (Independent)
  • 26.1 - KRIV (Fox)
  • 39.1 - KIAH (The CW)
  • 45.1 - KXLN (Univision; Spanish)
  • 47.1 - KTMD (Telemundo; Spanish)
  • 51.1 - KYAZ (Azteca America; Spanish)
  • 57.1 - KUBE (Independent)
  • 61.1 - KZJL (Estrella TV; Spanish)
  • 67.1 - KFTH (UniMás; Spanish)

References