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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."

Texas Gov. Abbott Teases 2026 Plans as California’s Newsom Rallies Democrats in Houston
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Texas Gov. Abbott Teases 2026 Plans as California’s Newsom Rallies Democrats in Houston

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and California Gov. Gavin Newsom both visited Houston last weekend for separate political events ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Abbott hinted at a fourth-term run during a Sunday night event, while Newsom energized local Democrats on Saturday amid national debates over redistricting and party strategy.

Free VPN “Voidly” Uses Artificial Intelligence to Help People Get Around Internet Blocks
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Free VPN “Voidly” Uses Artificial Intelligence to Help People Get Around Internet Blocks

Voidly is a new, free VPN that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help people reach blocked websites. The service automatically adjusts to bypass government firewalls and doesn’t collect personal data or charge any fees.

Houston City Council Approves $16M Homeless ‘Superhub’ After Weeks of Debate
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Houston City Council Approves $16M Homeless ‘Superhub’ After Weeks of Debate

The Houston City Council has approved $16 million to open a new homeless services “superhub” near downtown, a move aimed at addressing chronic homelessness but one that has faced strong opposition from nearby residents, citing safety and quality-of-life concerns.

Hundreds of Houston-Area Seniors Face Meal Cuts After Federal Funding Slashed
Health and Wellness
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Hundreds of Houston-Area Seniors Face Meal Cuts After Federal Funding Slashed

Federal funding cuts are forcing Houston-area Meals on Wheels programs to scale back services, putting hundreds of seniors at risk of food insecurity. IM Houston and Fort Bend Seniors both report losing hundreds of thousands in federal support.

Texas Native and Ex-Viking Adrian Peterson Jailed on DWI Charge Near Houston
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Texas Native and Ex-Viking Adrian Peterson Jailed on DWI Charge Near Houston

Former NFL running back and Texas native Adrian Peterson was arrested Sunday morning in Sugar Land on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and unlawfully carrying a weapon, according to Fort Bend County officials.

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