With two locations in Houston, Brenner’s on the Bayou offers an unforgettable dining experience with a beautiful backdrop.

The infant that was found abandoned on a walking trail near a bayou last week has been discharged from a Houston-area hospital and placed with foster parents.

Just as the sun was rising in the sky Saturday morning, a baby was born. Before lunch, a man dumped the baby on a walking trail near a bayou in Harris County.

The spill was found on Christmas Day in a ditch that’s also referred to as Moses Bayou on Century Boulevard.

A recap on what happened on Houston Life, July 20, 2022. On today's show, we have a little league girl's softball team who achieved a historic win and a local elementary school inspiring students through BMX. Plus, Joe Sam and Lauren Kelly experience the wilderness of the bayou.

For those with nautical inclinations but no ship to call their own, here are eight Houston-area boats – from a pontoon to a yacht – offering daytime and evening sightseeing tours, and dinner and dancing cruises.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership’s pontoon tour boat, Spirit of the Bayou, offers one-of-a-kind rides through Buffalo Bayou.

HOUSTON – You may not realize it, but there are miles and miles of different waterways, bayous and streams all over Houston. The Bayou Preservation Association stands behind caring for all of those waterways, including some of the wildlife that lives in them. Their mission is to celebrate, protect and restore the natural richness of all 2500 miles of waterways, bayous, and streams, including 22 watersheds. Their annual symposium will be virtual this year, and the theme is ‘Bayou Diversity: Celebrate, Protect & Restore.’ They will have many interesting key speakers and presentations throughout this conference. Watch as Lauren Kelly chats with BPA President/CEO Sarah P. Bernhardt, and TSA’s Eric Munscher about different ways you can help our waterways.

Project Brays is a $480 million improvement project that’s been under construction since 2000. Residents in Meyerland and Westbury credit the improvements that including widening the channel and bridge modifications, for sparing their homes from flooding during Tropical Storm Beta. Before Harvey, the majority of the work involved with Project Brays had been finished. While Project Brays protected that area from flooding during Beta, every major rain event in Houston is different. That’s the big thinking going forward , that’s going to take a much larger investment," Hidalgo said.