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Paxton's divorce records unsealed, revealing bitter dispute over assets

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Paxton's divorce records unsealed, revealing bitter dispute over assets

Newly unsealed divorce records show Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his estranged wife, Angela, locked in a contentious split, with Angela blaming Paxton for the breakdown of their marriage and seeking a disproportionate share of assets as the attorney general denies wrongdoing amid a high-profile U.S. Senate primary.

Hidalgo urges Democrats to oppose Parker in Harris County judge race

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Hidalgo urges Democrats to oppose Parker in Harris County judge race

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo publicly criticized Annise Parker's campaign for county judge, urging Democratic voters not to support her and accusing Parker of aligning with political figures and policies at odds with party values.

Houston TV News Legend Dave Ward Dies at 86

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Houston TV News Legend Dave Ward Dies at 86

The longtime KTRK reporter Dave Ward died on Saturday at the age of 86. For more than 50 years, Ward's steady presence on Houston TV news made him famous. It was Ward's Guinness World Record to have worked at the same TV station in the same market for the longest time.

Paxton Launches Statewide Review of Nearly 1,000 Texas Cities Over Audit Compliance

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Paxton Launches Statewide Review of Nearly 1,000 Texas Cities Over Audit Compliance

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened a sweeping review of nearly 1,000 cities to determine whether they comply with state audit and financial transparency laws under Senate Bill 1851. Attorney General Ken Paxton has already ordered several cities to halt unlawful tax increases, and he may add more municipalities to the investigation.

Houston-Area Nurses Report Missed Paychecks at Woodlands Specialty Hospital

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Houston-Area Nurses Report Missed Paychecks at Woodlands Specialty Hospital

Houston-area employees at Woodlands Specialty Hospital report going weeks without pay, forcing some to sell personal belongings and search for new jobs. The hospital blames the issue on redirected insurance payments.

Texas Set to Enforce New December and January Laws on Education, Health, and Immigration

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Texas Set to Enforce New December and January Laws on Education, Health, and Immigration

Dozens of new Texas laws take effect beginning in December, including the end of the STAAR test, over-the-counter access to ivermectin, and a law allowing private citizens to sue manufacturers who ship abortion pills. January will bring additional rules affecting app stores and immigration enforcement.

What Happens to Your Car After a Wreck? A Day on Holzwarth Road

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What Happens to Your Car After a Wreck? A Day on Holzwarth Road

Most Houston drivers only think about collision shops on the worst day of their year. On Holzwarth Road, at a place called Axis Collision, the work of putting those damaged cars back together happens quietly, one vehicle at a time.

Two National Guard Members Critically Wounded in ‘Targeted’ Shooting Near White House

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Two National Guard Members Critically Wounded in ‘Targeted’ Shooting Near White House

Two West Virginia National Guard members were critically wounded Wednesday in what authorities described as a “targeted” ambush near the White House. A lone suspect was shot and taken into custody as federal and local officials investigate the attack as possible terrorism.

Thanksgiving Weekend Brings Parades, Markets, and Holiday Events Across Greater Houston

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Thanksgiving Weekend Brings Parades, Markets, and Holiday Events Across Greater Houston

Greater Houston residents can choose from a wide range of Thanksgiving and Black Friday events this weekend, including the annual downtown parade, local markets, family runs, and tree-lighting celebrations.

Fans Stunned as Ryan Chase Quietly Departs KRBE After Nearly 20 Years On Air

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Fans Stunned as Ryan Chase Quietly Departs KRBE After Nearly 20 Years On Air

Roula Christie told listeners she cannot explain why longtime co-host Ryan Chase abruptly left KRBE, leaving fans searching for answers after his 23-year run ended without a farewell.

Houston Approves Citywide Nighttime Curfew on Electric Scooters

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Houston Approves Citywide Nighttime Curfew on Electric Scooters

Houston will ban electric scooter riding and rentals between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. after the City Council approved a new curfew aimed at curbing late-night safety issues downtown.

American Heroes Parade to Honor Veterans in Downtown Houston on Tuesday

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American Heroes Parade to Honor Veterans in Downtown Houston on Tuesday

Houston will mark Veterans Day on Tuesday with a ceremony at City Hall followed by the annual “American Heroes Parade."

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Paxton's divorce records unsealed, revealing bitter dispute over assets

Hidalgo urges Democrats to oppose Parker in Harris County judge race

Houston TV News Legend Dave Ward Dies at 86

Paxton Launches Statewide Review of Nearly 1,000 Texas Cities Over Audit Compliance

Houston-Area Nurses Report Missed Paychecks at Woodlands Specialty Hospital

Texas Set to Enforce New December and January Laws on Education, Health, and Immigration

What Happens to Your Car After a Wreck? A Day on Holzwarth Road

Two National Guard Members Critically Wounded in ‘Targeted’ Shooting Near White House

Thanksgiving Weekend Brings Parades, Markets, and Holiday Events Across Greater Houston

Fans Stunned as Ryan Chase Quietly Departs KRBE After Nearly 20 Years On Air

Houston Approves Citywide Nighttime Curfew on Electric Scooters

American Heroes Parade to Honor Veterans in Downtown Houston on Tuesday

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