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Full-arch implants in Houston: rebuild your smile with lasting stability

A confident smile is more than white teeth. It starts with health and stability — healthy gums, strong bone, a balanced bite and overall oral health. Without a solid foundation, cosmetic work won’t last. That’s why the first step is assessing the soft tissue, bone volume and how ...

Click2Houston GeneralSep 21, 2026

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Florida judge dismisses lawsuit over faceless Reese's pumpkins

Two Florida consumers claimed they paid extra for Reese’s Peanut Butter Pumpkins based on the carved faces shown on the packaging. A federal judge disagreed, calling their only alleged injury “subjective disappointment.”...

FOX 26 HoustonSep 21, 2026

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A Look Inside Surgical Tech Training

As the medical field continues to evolve, surgical technologists play a vital role in keeping operating rooms running safely and efficiently. During National Surgical Technologist Week, Houston Life took a closer look at this hands-on career at Fortis College Houston South. Forti...

Click2Houston GeneralSep 21, 2026

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott orders halt to all data center permits

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to halt all permits sought by data centers until the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) completes an audit. The governors office says state agencies require the data from the a...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Hello Houston (September 21, 2026)

Today: We discuss how eliminating greenhouse gas limits for power plants could affect Houston, talk about Texas's new statewide reading list for public school students, learn about the threat coral reefs are facing in the Gulf, and more....

Houston Public MediaSep 21, 2026

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New World screwworm cases climb to 50, with latest found in New Mexico horse

Fifty New World screwworm infestations have been confirmed in the U.S. since the outbreak began, including 48 in Texas and two in New Mexico. Learn which animals are at risk, what symptoms to watch for and how officials are working to contain the spread....

Houston Public MediaSep 21, 2026

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3 solid ways to stretch your grocery budget as food prices rise

Grocery bills can add up quickly, but the Houston Food Bank says families can take several practical steps to make their food budgets go further. Jennifer Da Silva, a Houston Food Bank representative, recommends planning ahead before heading to the store. Start by checking what y...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Where to see fall foliage in Texas

Texas fall colors peak late October through November. Discover top leaf-peeping spots from Lost Maples to East Texas, according to Texas A&M Forest Service experts....

FOX 26 HoustonSep 21, 2026

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Houston teen charged after fatally shooting boyfriend while vlogging

An 18-year-old woman has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly fatally shooting her boyfriend of two years in the head at a townhome on Fondren Road earlier this year. Emily Abigail Perez was charged Friday and is currently not in custody, according to records. The shoot...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Check your ZIP code: Houston power outage activity

Houston residents have raised concerns about power reliability for years — and new data shows outage activity climbed sharply in several Houston-area communities this summer. ENOUGH tracks power outage frequency month by month, so you can see what is happening in your ZIP code an...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Willis High School placed on hold status after loaded gun discovered on campus

Willis High School was placed in a hold status after staff members discovered a loaded gun on campus Monday morning. In an email sent to families, the school confirmed the discovery and said a student has been detained. The gun was also confiscated. RELATED: Willis High School st...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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City of Sugar Land to increase fees for services

The City of Sugar Land will increase fees for certain services in the city. On Sept. 15, the Sugar Land City Council approved the second reading of an ordinance which will increase fees for city services. A summary of the ordinance says the review and subsequent change to fees re...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Flock cameras across Houston: Who has access and what happens when they’re misused?

An investigation that began with questions about records inside the Pasadena Police Department has grown into a broader look at how Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras are being used across the Houston area. The Pasadena case prompted a broader question: how are F...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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CNN, MS NOW and Politico suing Trump administration over ban

CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over being denied access to the White House. Reporters from the media outlets were blocked from the White House over the weekend....

FOX 26 HoustonSep 21, 2026

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Job search FAQ: Career coach explains how to get your resume noticed

If you’re applying for job after job and not hearing back, you may not need to apply to more jobs. You may need to change how you’re applying. That’s one of the key takeaways from ENOUGH’s latest viewer question series. Producer Andrea Slaydon spent the day with career coaches at...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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It’s Fall! But it won’t feel like it. However, changes could be coming next week.

Tuesday overnight: Most of us missed out on the rain Tuesday afternoon and evening, as showers and pop storms strayed around our central counties. The continued model trend also decreases activity for Wednesday, but does maintain a few stray pop-ups. Following the weak frontal bo...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Nuclear energy in Texas (Sept. 21, 2026)

On Monday's show: Nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding for Texas hosiptals has been restored. We find out why it was being withheld and what it means for hospitals and patients. And we discuss the role Greater Houston might play in nuclear energy....

HPM HoustonSep 21, 2026

safety

Road rage on 610 leaves 2 shot, 7-year-old unharmed

Houston police are trying to piece together a road rage incident involving three vehicles that stretched for miles along the 610 Loop, leaving two people shot and others injured in a crash. A 7-year-old child was inside one of the vehicles during the incident. Police said an arme...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalSep 21, 2026

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Five signs we live in the Matrix

What if “The Matrix” wasn’t really about humans trapped in a computer simulation? What if it were warning us about a society so filled with contradictions that people stop questioning them? No, we’re not talking about dodging bullets in slow motion. We’re talking about dodging fa...

Defender NetworkSep 21, 2026

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Redlining 2.0: The hidden cost of owning a home while Black

This article was originally written by Willie Blackmore for Word In Black. For Black homeowners, protecting the family home can come with a hidden surcharge. In Michigan, homeowners in predominantly Black neighborhoods pay an average of 74% more for the same homeowners’ insurance...

Defender NetworkSep 21, 2026

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Dept. of Education changes standard for school discrimination complaints

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has eliminated “disparate impact” as a basis for Title VI discrimination complaints. This means a policy’s unintentional racially disproportionate effects no longer constitute an independent basis for a Title VI violation...

Defender NetworkSep 21, 2026

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Houston Black churches weigh AI data center costs

The National Black Church Initiative (NBCI) recently entered the growing debate over artificial intelligence data centers with a position that is neither an outright embrace nor rejection of the technology. The coalition, which says it represents 150,000 African American and Lati...

Defender NetworkSep 21, 2026

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Houstonians mourn the loss of shared culture

From radio and TV to music, there is a cultural shift from shared, physical rituals to individualized digital feeds. Credit: Gemini Ai There was a time when a whole city tuned into the same radio station, rented from the same video store, and argued over the same album drop. That...

Defender NetworkSep 21, 2026

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US pitches new AI alert system to China for incidents affecting national security

The United States is looking to establish a new “notification mechanism" with China that would be triggered in cases where artificial intelligence-related incidents could affect national security. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed the proposal Sunday as the two nations me...

FOX 26 HoustonSep 21, 2026