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Santa, Carl Lewis, and Dazzling Performances Shine at Houston's 75th Thanksgiving Parade

Santa, Carl Lewis, and Dazzling Performances Shine at Houston's 75th Thanksgiving Parade
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Texas Wins Legal Battle to Protect Razor Wire Border Barrier Near Eagle Pass

Texas Wins Legal Battle to Protect Razor Wire Border Barrier Near Eagle Pass
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Houston Man Mark Swidan Released in U.S.-China Prisoner Swap After 11 Years

Houston Man Mark Swidan Released in U.S.-China Prisoner Swap After 11 Years
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Sylvester Turner Wins Texas’s 18th District, Set to Honor Sheila Jackson Lee

Sylvester Turner Wins Texas’s 18th District, Set to Honor Sheila Jackson Lee

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Houston Schools Implement New Policies to Combat Illegal Suspensions of Homeless Students
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Houston Schools Implement New Policies to Combat Illegal Suspensions of Homeless Students

Following a Houston Landing investigation into illegal suspensions of homeless students, several Houston-area school districts are implementing new policies to prevent such practices. These measures aim to enhance oversight and ensure compliance with state law protecting vulnerable students.

Houstonians Face Continued Heat as October Begins with 96-Degree Temperatures
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Houstonians Face Continued Heat as October Begins with 96-Degree Temperatures

Houston residents can expect rising temperatures to 96 degrees as October begins, along with a chance of rain later in the week. Forecasters are also monitoring potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico, with movement near Louisiana possible by the end of the week.

Ravens Hold Off Cowboys 28-25 Behind Derrick Henry, Lamar Jackson
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Ravens Hold Off Cowboys 28-25 Behind Derrick Henry, Lamar Jackson

Derrick Henry rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns, while Lamar Jackson added two scores as the Baltimore Ravens edged out the Dallas Cowboys 28-25 on Sunday. The Cowboys made a late push but couldn’t erase a 28-6 fourth-quarter deficit.

Astros vs Angels: A Sunday Showdown at Minute Maid Park
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Astros vs Angels: A Sunday Showdown at Minute Maid Park

Yordan Alvarez and the Houston Astros faced off against Zachary Neto and the Los Angeles Angels at Minute Maid Park this Sunday, with the game commencing at 2:10 p.m. ET. The Astros have a formidable pitching lineup, placing second in Major League Baseball.

Astros Set Stage for Contract Talks with Alex Bregman
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Astros Set Stage for Contract Talks with Alex Bregman

Houston Astros' general manager Dana Brown has announced that the team plans to engage in contract discussions with star third baseman Alex Bregman after the conclusion of the 2024 season. As Bregman approaches potential free agency, both parties look forward to future negotiations.

Geary Bartmess's Journey: Retiring in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
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Geary Bartmess's Journey: Retiring in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Geary Bartmess, a 75-year-old retired Texan, relocated to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, at age 60. His journey reflects a pursuit of a fulfilling retirement lifestyle amidst vibrant culture and warm weather.

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Southeast Texas Cool-Down Before Thanksgiving
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Southeast Texas Cool-Down Before Thanksgiving

After a record-warm afternoon in Southeast Texas, colder air will move in overnight, offering a brief cool-down before another cold front hits just in time for Thanksgiving. Here’s what you can expect for the rest of the week.

Texas Abortion Ban Under Scrutiny After Third Preventable Death Reported
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Texas Abortion Ban Under Scrutiny After Third Preventable Death Reported

The tragic death of Porsha Ngumezi, a 35-year-old Texas mother, during a miscarriage raises urgent questions about the impact of the state’s abortion ban on emergency medical care. ProPublica’s latest investigation reveals delays and deviations from standard treatments, with experts calling the death preventable.

Texas Schools Struggle to Meet New Armed Guard Mandate Amid Funding Shortfalls
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Texas Schools Struggle to Meet New Armed Guard Mandate Amid Funding Shortfalls

Texas schools are grappling with a new mandate requiring armed guards on every campus. While the state has allocated funding, many districts face significant financial gaps and staffing shortages, complicating efforts to comply with the law.

Texas Holds TPC Group Accountable with $12.6M Settlement for 2019 Explosions
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Texas Holds TPC Group Accountable with $12.6M Settlement for 2019 Explosions

Texas finalized a $12.6 million settlement with TPC Group for environmental violations tied to the 2019 Port Neches explosions, mandating repairs, penalties, and stricter safety measures to prevent future disasters.

Donald Trump Taps Texan Brooke Rollins for Agriculture Secretary Role
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Donald Trump Taps Texan Brooke Rollins for Agriculture Secretary Role

President-elect Donald Trump has named Brooke Rollins, a Texas native and conservative leader, his pick to head the Department of Agriculture, adding another Texan to his cabinet.

Texas Icon Mary McCoy Honored with Bronze Statue in Conroe
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Texas Icon Mary McCoy Honored with Bronze Statue in Conroe

Mary McCoy, the longest-serving female radio presenter in the world, will be honored with a statue in Conroe, Texas, on her 87th birthday, celebrating her 73-year broadcasting legacy.

Texas Sees Surge in Pertussis Cases, National Trend Follows
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Texas Sees Surge in Pertussis Cases, National Trend Follows

Pertussis, or whooping cough, is rising in Texas and the United States, with 2024 cases exceeding last year's numbers. Health experts emphasize the importance of vaccinations, early diagnosis, and prevention measures to protect against this severe respiratory disease.

190-Year Sentence for Texas Anesthesiologist's Malpractice
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190-Year Sentence for Texas Anesthesiologist's Malpractice

A Texas anesthesiologist has been sentenced to 190 years in prison after contaminating IV bags with dangerous substances at a surgical center, resulting in one death and several cardiac emergencies. Raynaldo Rivera Ortiz Jr. was convicted of multiple charges after a series of incidents in 2022 that raised suspicions about the safety of the facility’s medical practices.

Build-to-Rent Communities Surge in Houston as Housing Prices Soar
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Build-to-Rent Communities Surge in Houston as Housing Prices Soar

As Houston faces a 43% spike in home prices over five years, build-to-rent communities are becoming a popular choice for residents seeking flexibility. Single mom Africa Releford shares why she embraced renting over buying.

DA Kim Ogg Defends Charges Against Former Harris County Health Official Amid Political Criticism
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DA Kim Ogg Defends Charges Against Former Harris County Health Official Amid Political Criticism

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg defended felony charges against former public health director Barbie Robinson, countering Judge Lina Hidalgo's accusations of political bias and emphasizing evidence-based prosecution.

Texans Gear Up for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel as Holiday Nears
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Texans Gear Up for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel as Holiday Nears

AAA Texas projects a record-breaking 5.7 million Texans to travel over Thanksgiving, reflecting increased consumer confidence and surpassing pre-pandemic travel figures.

Houston Astros Secure 15-Year Naming Rights Deal with Daikin Comfort Technologies
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Houston Astros Secure 15-Year Naming Rights Deal with Daikin Comfort Technologies

The Houston Astros have announced a 15-year naming rights agreement with Daikin Comfort Technologies, renaming their ballpark as Daikin Park. The partnership emphasizes community outreach and will begin in 2025.

Nationwide E. Coli Outbreak Includes Texas, One Death Linked to Organic Carrots
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Nationwide E. Coli Outbreak Includes Texas, One Death Linked to Organic Carrots

A widespread E. coli outbreak tied to organic carrots has affected 18 states, including Texas, resulting in one death and multiple hospitalizations. Federal health officials urge consumers to check for recalled carrots and take precautions.

Houston on Track for Record-Breaking 54 Million Visitors in 2024, Report Reveals
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Houston on Track for Record-Breaking 54 Million Visitors in 2024, Report Reveals

Houston is on track to welcome a record 54 million visitors in 2024, surpassing last year’s 51 million. This surge is driven by the city’s growing popularity as a convention destination and the expansion of key infrastructure, including the George R. Brown Convention Center.

Houston Man Charged with Supporting ISIS, Facing Federal Prison
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Houston Man Charged with Supporting ISIS, Facing Federal Prison

A Houston man faces serious federal charges after being accused of supporting ISIS and planning violent attacks. The case sheds light on years of alleged covert activity linked to extremist propaganda.

Harvard Elementary’s New Principal Resigns Before Start Amid ‘Bullying’ Claims
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Harvard Elementary’s New Principal Resigns Before Start Amid ‘Bullying’ Claims

Sharon Pe Benito, appointed as the new principal of Harvard Elementary in Houston, stepped down before starting her role, citing extensive bullying on social media. The school will now operate under an interim principal for the rest of the academic year.

Houston Lawyer Arrested for Allegedly Smuggling Drug-Laced Papers into Jail
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Houston Lawyer Arrested for Allegedly Smuggling Drug-Laced Papers into Jail

Hunter Simmons, a Houston defense attorney, faces serious charges after being caught attempting to smuggle synthetic drug-laced papers to a jailed client. Authorities discovered the scheme during a separate human trafficking investigation.

Remembering Marie Flickinger: Unofficial ‘Mayor of South Belt’ and Founder of Southeast Houston's South Belt-Ellington Leader
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Remembering Marie Flickinger: Unofficial ‘Mayor of South Belt’ and Founder of Southeast Houston's South Belt-Ellington Leader

Marie Flickinger, beloved founder of the *South Belt-Ellington Leader*, passed away at the age of 82. Known as the unofficial "Mayor of South Belt," Flickinger’s commitment to her community and local journalism shaped the heart of southeast Houston for decades. Even in her passing, her dedication to serving the community remains evident as the paper she founded continues its work.

Houston Hosts Historic Michelin Guide Texas Ceremony, Awarding 15 Restaurants with Prestigious Stars
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Houston Hosts Historic Michelin Guide Texas Ceremony, Awarding 15 Restaurants with Prestigious Stars

In a landmark event for the Texas food scene, Houston hosted the first-ever Michelin Guide Texas ceremony at 713 Music Hall, where 15 restaurants from across the state were awarded prestigious Michelin Stars. The event highlighted Texas’s diverse culinary excellence and put the state firmly on the global culinary map.

Immigrants Anxious as Trump’s Second Term Promises Stricter Policies
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Immigrants Anxious as Trump’s Second Term Promises Stricter Policies

With President-elect Donald Trump set to begin his second term, immigrants in the U.S. face growing anxiety over potential deportation and policy changes. Advocates and legal experts urge immigrants to prepare as uncertainty around programs like DACA and humanitarian parole deepens.

Men's Health Month: Vital Insights for Wellness and Prevention
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Men's Health Month: Vital Insights for Wellness and Prevention

Men’s Health Month, known as “Movember,” highlights crucial health issues men often neglect. From mental health to cancer screenings, understanding these key topics is vital for encouraging better health and longer lives for men.

HPD Cruiser Crash Near Greenspoint Mall Sends Two Officers to Hospital
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HPD Cruiser Crash Near Greenspoint Mall Sends Two Officers to Hospital

Two Houston police officers were hospitalized following a crash near Greenspoint Mall. Authorities reported that the police vehicle struck a water main and a concrete barrier before overturning and landing in a ditch. The incident is under investigation.

Judge Doubles Bond for Woman Charged with Attempted Baby Sale on Social Media
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Judge Doubles Bond for Woman Charged with Attempted Baby Sale on Social Media

A Houston woman accused of trying to sell her newborn on Facebook saw her bond doubled to $60,000 following a court appearance. Prosecutors highlighted the severity of the allegations and potential flight risk as reasons for the increase.

Houston Firefighter Marcelo Garcia Dies in Line of Duty After Warehouse Fire Collapse
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Houston Firefighter Marcelo Garcia Dies in Line of Duty After Warehouse Fire Collapse

A tragic incident in Houston’s East End led to the death of firefighter Marcelo Garcia, 42, after a wall collapsed during a 3-alarm warehouse fire. Garcia, with the Houston Fire Department for 10 years, was pronounced dead at the hospital following the collapse.

Sean Teare Wins Harris County District Attorney Race, Pledges Unified Leadership
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Sean Teare Wins Harris County District Attorney Race, Pledges Unified Leadership

In a closely contested race, Democrat Sean Teare emerged as Harris County’s next district attorney, defeating Republican Dan Simons. Teare promised to move past political divisions and focus on practical, community-centered leadership.

Ted Cruz Wins Reelection, Strengthens Support in Key Southeast Texas Counties
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Ted Cruz Wins Reelection, Strengthens Support in Key Southeast Texas Counties

Senator Ted Cruz secured his reelection on Tuesday, defeating Democratic challenger Colin Allred with a nearly 9-point lead statewide.

Trump Reclaims White House, Vows to Deliver a "Prosperous America"
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Trump Reclaims White House, Vows to Deliver a "Prosperous America"

Donald Trump has reclaimed the White House in a stunning political comeback, winning crucial battleground states and achieving a decisive victory. Speaking to a thrilled crowd in Florida, Trump promised to deliver a stronger and safer America, declaring his win a mandate for change as he prepares to shape his second administration.

Trump’s Texas Victory Marks Key Milestone in 2024 Race
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Trump’s Texas Victory Marks Key Milestone in 2024 Race

Donald Trump has clinched Texas for the third consecutive presidential election, securing the state's 40 electoral votes and continuing the GOP’s dominant streak. With a win in Texas and several other key states, Trump positions himself strongly as the 2024 election progresses.

Texas Voters Gear Up for Crucial Election Day Amid Calls for Peace
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Texas Voters Gear Up for Crucial Election Day Amid Calls for Peace

As Election Day unfolds in Texas, voters are preparing to cast their ballots in a highly consequential presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris while influencing the power balance in Congress. Amidst heightened tensions, state attorneys general are urging for a peaceful electoral process and respect for democracy.

Texas, Other States Prepare National Guard for Possible Election Day Disturbances
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Texas, Other States Prepare National Guard for Possible Election Day Disturbances

In anticipation of possible Election Day unrest, Texas and other states have mobilized National Guard troops to support local security efforts, with some units prepared to assist neighboring states if disturbances escalate.

Rainy Start Expected for Election Day in Houston as Cold Front Approaches
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Rainy Start Expected for Election Day in Houston as Cold Front Approaches

As residents gear up for Election Day, they should brace for a wet start. A series of scattered showers from the weekend will continue into Monday. Still, the real weather action begins tonight with a cold front that could bring heavy rain and isolated severe thunderstorms, potentially complicating voting plans across the city.

First Cohousing Community in Texas Builds a New Vision for Shared Living in Houston's East End
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First Cohousing Community in Texas Builds a New Vision for Shared Living in Houston's East End

In January, Texas will welcome its first cohousing community, a development focused on collaborative living and shared resources.

Court Case Unveils Houston ISD Certification Scandal Involving Alleged ‘Kingpin’ and Unqualified Teachers
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Court Case Unveils Houston ISD Certification Scandal Involving Alleged ‘Kingpin’ and Unqualified Teachers

A court case exposing a massive teacher certification scandal in Houston ISD is underway, featuring Vincent Grayson, the alleged ringleader, and two other former staff members. The scheme reportedly allowed hundreds of unqualified individuals to obtain teaching certificates, raising significant concerns about educational integrity in the district.

Texas Regulators Request $100M in Emergency Funds to Tackle Oil Well Leaks, Groundwater Threats
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Texas Regulators Request $100M in Emergency Funds to Tackle Oil Well Leaks, Groundwater Threats

The Texas Railroad Commission has issued an urgent $100 million funding request to address an increasing number of leaking oil wells and protect groundwater. The appeal follows a recent 100-foot geyser incident in West Texas, heightening concerns over contamination from oil field wastewater.

Gen Z’s Sober Curious Movement Complicated by Rising Substance Use Trends
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Gen Z’s Sober Curious Movement Complicated by Rising Substance Use Trends

While Generation Z leads the way in the "sober curious" movement, embracing sobriety for health and wellness, a new paradox emerges increased usage of marijuana and other substances. This complex relationship highlights the challenges young adults face as they navigate a shifting landscape of alcohol and drug consumption.

Community-Driven Solutions Emergence Amid Texas Housing Crisis
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Community-Driven Solutions Emergence Amid Texas Housing Crisis

While Texas remains a leader in home construction, a recent report reveals a growing housing shortage of approximately 320,000 homes. In response, local communities are creating innovative solutions and collaborative initiatives to address the affordability crisis and ensure accessible housing for all residents.

Spring ISD Proposes Tax Hike to Offset Deficit, Secure Teacher Pay Raises
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Spring ISD Proposes Tax Hike to Offset Deficit, Secure Teacher Pay Raises

Spring ISD is requesting voter approval for a $0.05 tax increase in November to address a $12 million budget deficit and boost teacher salaries. Stagnant state funding and inflation are cited as key challenges.

Texas AG Paxton Pressures Rep. Jeff Leach to Resign Over Text to Judge in Death Row Case
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Texas AG Paxton Pressures Rep. Jeff Leach to Resign Over Text to Judge in Death Row Case

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has called for the resignation of state Rep. Jeff Leach, accusing him of overstepping his authority by contacting a judge to advocate for a death row inmate's retrial.

Fifth Circuit Court Hears Arguments on Future of DACA and Impact on Texas Dreamers
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Fifth Circuit Court Hears Arguments on Future of DACA and Impact on Texas Dreamers

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals engaged in critical discussions on Thursday regarding the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The case, initiated by Texas and eight other states, could strip protections from approximately 528,000 Dreamers, including 27,000 in Houston, amidst ongoing debates over the challenge's financial implications and legal standing.

Houston Education Scandal: Fake Teacher Certifications Sold in Alleged $1 Million Fraud Ring
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Houston Education Scandal: Fake Teacher Certifications Sold in Alleged $1 Million Fraud Ring

Harris County officials announced charges against five individuals in a $1 million teacher certification scandal that allegedly allowed unqualified teachers into classrooms across Texas. The scheme’s alleged mastermind, a longtime Houston coach, faces multiple charges.

Beyoncé Takes the Stage with Harris in Houston, Urges Voters to Support Women’s Rights
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Beyoncé Takes the Stage with Harris in Houston, Urges Voters to Support Women’s Rights

In Houston, Beyoncé joined Kamala Harris at a packed rally, passionately endorsing her for president. The superstar urged unity and reproductive freedom, highlighting the election's high stakes and calling for a future where women’s rights are protected.

Trump and Harris Rally in Texas, Addressing Immigration and Reproductive Rights
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Trump and Harris Rally in Texas, Addressing Immigration and Reproductive Rights

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris both visited Texas on Friday, marking a rare convergence of high-profile campaign events in the state. While Trump focused on immigration and border security in Austin, Harris emphasized reproductive rights during a rally in Houston, highlighting the contrasting issues driving their campaigns.

Texas Voter Registration Hits New Heights Ahead of November Elections
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Texas Voter Registration Hits New Heights Ahead of November Elections

With over 18.6 million residents registered to vote before the November 5 election, Texas has achieved a record-high voter registration. This represents a 5% increase from 2022 and underscores a rising commitment to civic engagement in the state.‍

Texas Sees Drop in Unemployment Claims Amid National Decline
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Texas Sees Drop in Unemployment Claims Amid National Decline

Texas experienced a significant drop in initial unemployment claims last week, with filings falling to 13,718, down from 15,780 the previous week. This decrease mirrors a national trend, where U.S. jobless claims also declined, signaling a resilient job market despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Harris and Trump Spar in Competing Campaign Events Amid Escalating Political Tensions
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Harris and Trump Spar in Competing Campaign Events Amid Escalating Political Tensions

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump held separate campaign rallies Wednesday night to address tensions and claims.

Political Tensions Rise as Houston City Controller Challenges Mayor's Ethics Investigation
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Political Tensions Rise as Houston City Controller Challenges Mayor's Ethics Investigation

Political tensions escalated in Houston as City Controller Chris Hollins confronted Mayor John Whitmire's ethics investigation into conference sponsorships, seeking to include the Mayor's State of the City address in the inquiry. The rivalry intensifies.

Trump's Lead Grows in Texas, But Cruz Faces Tough Fight Against Allred
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Trump's Lead Grows in Texas, But Cruz Faces Tough Fight Against Allred

A new Emerson College and The Hill poll shows that Trump's lead over Harris in Texas has grown. He is now ahead by 7.1 points. At the same time, the race for Senate between Cruz and Allred has become more competitive, with only one point separating them.

Kendleton Mayor Darryl Humphrey Agrees to Resign Amid Corruption Plea Deal
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Kendleton Mayor Darryl Humphrey Agrees to Resign Amid Corruption Plea Deal

Kendleton Mayor Darryl Humphrey has reached a plea agreement with the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office to resign and pay restitution to an RV park owner, dismissing corruption charges against him. The deal comes amid allegations of imposing unlawful sewer and water charges and failing to provide requested public information.

Kamala Harris to Rally in Houston Days Before Election Day, Signaling Democratic Push in Texas
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Kamala Harris to Rally in Houston Days Before Election Day, Signaling Democratic Push in Texas

Vice President Kamala Harris will hold a campaign rally in Houston on Friday, marking a strategic push by Democrats to energize voters in Texas. Her visit highlights key races, including the Senate contest between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred.

Aviation Expert Labels Fatal Helicopter Crash a “Rookie Mistake
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Aviation Expert Labels Fatal Helicopter Crash a “Rookie Mistake

Prominent aviation attorney Justin Green described Sunday’s fatal helicopter crash as a “rookie mistake,” emphasizing the importance of pilot experience. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols in the tour flight industry.

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