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Flood watch for Houston areas Tuesday, possible flooding Wednesday, as rain continues – Houston Public Media

Some areas of Houston could see anywhere from three to five inches of rain on Wednesday. ....

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Memorial Hermann hospital system in Houston terminates agreement with Humana's Medicare Advantage networks – Houston Public Media

Medicare Advantage plans are offered primarily to Americans aged 65 and older. Patients impacted by the fallout between Memorial Hermann and Humana will be forced to pay out-of-network costs or find new doctors in order to continue paying in-network prices for medical services. ....

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GOP Bill Would Limit A Texas Homeowner's Ability To Sue Over Construction Defects – Houston Public Media

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A new bill moving through the Texas House of Representatives would cut in half the amount of time homeowners have to sue developers or builders over construction defects.
House Bill 3595 would amend the Residential Construction Liability Act, cutting the statute of repose the amount of time homeowners have to sue from 10 years to five.
The statute of repose for residential construction has not been addressed in over 30 years, said the bill’s author state Rep. Jim Leach, R-Plano, as he introduced the measure at a hearing of the House Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee. Other states that have recently revisited the issues have reduced their statute of repose to somewhere between four and seven years. ....

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