Meredith Mohr
Meredith is a writer, editor, storyteller, and "girl-in-the-city." She's created content for thought leaders for publications like Forbes, The Texas Tribune, and The Houston Chronicle.
Who Should be Responsible for Accuracy on Social Media?
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Houston) call for a criminal investigation of Twitter and the social media platform’s recent tangles with President Donald Trump have...
Forecast for Texas Economy Tied to Virus Uncertainty
After the majority of 2020, so far, has been spent in quarantine and statewide shutdowns, Texans should prepare themselves for a difficult rest of...
Are Groceries Costing You More? Here’s Why.
Texans might be saving money by staying home more, but they may have noticed they’re spending a little more than normal on groceries.
That’s because...
NASA’s First Launch in Nearly 10 Years a Welcome Escape From Coronavirus News
Tomorrow, Americans will be able to look to the sky (or flip on a news channel) for a change in perspective, as a new...
Will It Be Safe for the Texas Legislature to Meet in January?
Texas legislators will be gathering in person this January for the next session of the Texas Legislature. But will it be safe to do...
No Reason to Panic About the ‘Murder Hornet’ in Texas
It’s only May, and so far in 2020, the world has seen a global pandemic, an economic downturn, wildfires in Australia and the death...
Understanding How to Use a PPP Loan is Key to Success for Small-Business Owners
Small businesses are the heartbeat of the Texas economy. As the economic effects of the coronavirus continue to impact businesses big and small, there’s...
As COVID-19 Increases in Texas, Crime is Rising, Too
Crime is rising across Texas. But is your community safe?
Recent reports from police departments across the state in major cities like Houston and Dallas...
Mortgage Rates Are At an All-Time Low. But Can You Get One?
If you’re thinking about buying a house or refinancing your mortgage, now is the time. But can you get a mortgage loan?
Experts agree that...
Legal Implications of Businesses Reopening Rests on Texans’ Choices
Businesses are slowly reopening, and as they do, Texans are wondering who is protected if someone gets sick?
In a virtual town hall held Friday,...
