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Source: Oregon offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr to visit Texans after combine formal meeting, has multiple visits

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Texans to meet again with Oregon offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr.

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How Nico Collins, focal point of Texans’ passing game, needs someone to compliment his downfield presence

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Texans wide receiver Nico Collins set franchise receiving yardage record against Chargers, but needs someone in receiving corps to complement him against Chiefs.

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Here’s why the Northern Lights made it to Texas

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The science of why SE Texas saw the Northern Lights twice in 2024

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Source: North Carolina State All-American linebacker, Butkus award winner Payton Wilson visited Texans

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Wolfpack standout linebacker visited AFC South champions

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Texans promote Ty Zentner to active roster, place Hassan Ridgeway (calf), Noah Brown (groin) on IR

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Texans make several roster moves

Craig Biggio reflects back on 9/11 in 2001 with KPRC 2 Sports Director Randy McIlvoy

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KPRC 2 Sports Director Randy McIlvoy went 1-on-1 with Astros Hall of Famer Craig Biggio as he looks back 20 years to the 9/11 tragedy in 2001

San Jacinto Monument closes observation deck due to elevator issues

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Located on the Houston Ship Channel, the San Jacinto Monument, a 567.31-foot-high obelisk, looms over the battlefield where Sam Houston’s Texian army won Texas its independence back in 1836. Typically, visitors can ascend the incredible monument to the observation deck, situated at an altitude of around 480 feet. There, visitors can enjoy a view at the 8.4-acre reflecting pool and the Houston Ship Channel below.