On today’s Hello Houston, the University of Houston Law Center’s Seth Chandler joins us to break down the recent ruling on the state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms and what comes next.

Then, Brian Mason, Director of the City of Houston Office of Emergency Management, joins us to tell us about the upcoming Ready365 event, which aims to prepare Houstonians for a variety of disasters.

In the second hour, we’re joined by singer-songwriter Patrice Pike and Dr. Sam West, Executive Director of the Step Onward Foundation, who both tell us about a special event to celebrate the organization's impact on preventing housing insecurity. Plus, we hear Pike perform her songs “Rufus” and “Whippoorwill” in the Hello Houston studio.

And finally, our hosts share a rundown of things happening this weekend in H-Town for our regular Friday feature, Last Minute Plans.

Also, Ernie Manouse and guest host Joy Sewing discuss today’s top stories at the top of each hour, including the Department of Homeland Security warning that we could see long security lines at airports next month, Beyoncé's childhood home having a potential buyer, and Houston's new short-term rental regulations.