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New Texas heat rules could delay or cancel football, band practices this school year
Read full article: New Texas heat rules could delay or cancel football, band practices this school yearStarting August 1, Houston schools must follow a new heat safety standard that could delay, shorten, or cancel outdoor practices
LIST: Back-to-school freebies — backpack and supply giveaways around Houston
Read full article: LIST: Back-to-school freebies — backpack and supply giveaways around HoustonSeveral events in the Houston area are offering free backpacks, school supplies, and family resources to help offset back-to-school expenses.
How to find the vaccination rate in your Texas school district
Read full article: How to find the vaccination rate in your Texas school districtTexas parents can check their school district's vaccination rates using The Texas Tribune’s searchable database, which organizes official state immunization data.
Beat the back-to-school heat: Harris County Precinct 4 serving up free snow cones on Monday
Read full article: Beat the back-to-school heat: Harris County Precinct 4 serving up free snow cones on MondayHarris County Precinct 4 is hosting a free snow cone event for families on Monday, August 3, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 6817 Cypresswood Drive behind the Barbara Bush Library.
Jordanian soccer player who went missing at Rice says he made 'a mistake' after friend urged him to take bus to Chicago
Read full article: Jordanian soccer player who went missing at Rice says he made 'a mistake' after friend urged him to take bus to ChicagoJordanian soccer player Rabe’e Ata Juma’a Alqaq went missing from Rice University during the Genuine Cup, prompting a search after he left campus without notice. Alqaq later revealed he traveled by bus to Chicago after a friend's suggestion, unaware of the concern caused due to lack of internet access.
Man with multiple gunshot wounds found dead in northwest Houston, HPD says
Read full article: Man with multiple gunshot wounds found dead in northwest Houston, HPD saysA man in his 60s was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds, including to his head and chest, outside an apartment complex in northwest Houston early Sunday morning.
Man hospitalized in critical condition after overnight shooting in west Harris County
Read full article: Man hospitalized in critical condition after overnight shooting in west Harris CountyA man was found with a gunshot wound at an apartment complex on Kingsland Boulevard in west Harris County and was hospitalized in critical condition.
Astros edge Rangers 5-4, stretching AL West lead with 5th straight win
Read full article: Astros edge Rangers 5-4, stretching AL West lead with 5th straight winTaylor Trammell had two RBIs and Christian Walker added two hits and drove in a run to give the Houston Astros a 5-4 win over the Texas Rangers Saturday night that increased their lead in the AL West.
Idaho fast food restaurant shooting leaves 3 dead and 7 injured, city spokesman says
Read full article: Idaho fast food restaurant shooting leaves 3 dead and 7 injured, city spokesman saysA Twin Falls city spokesman says that three people were killed and seven more were injured, some critically, in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in southern Idaho on Saturday afternoon.
Carlos Correa’s ankle recovery surges ahead, and he won’t rule out a 2026 return for Astros
Read full article: Carlos Correa’s ankle recovery surges ahead, and he won’t rule out a 2026 return for AstrosCarlos Correa’s recovery from surgery to repair a torn ankle tendon is progressing quicker than expected and on Saturday the Houston Astros’ star infielder didn’t rule out a return this season.
Texas is banning several THC products. Find out what will still be legal on July 31.
Read full article: Texas is banning several THC products. Find out what will still be legal on July 31.Although several synthetically derived cannabis products will be banned on July 31, delta-9 THC products will still remain legal.
Why getting your birth certificates ahead of the school year is so important
Read full article: Why getting your birth certificates ahead of the school year is so importantHarris County Clerk’s Office held a countywide Saturday event at all 10 annexes to help families obtain birth certificates needed for school enrollment, aiming to make the process more accessible for working parents.
'I'm a celebrity': Unlicensed funeral director accused of stealing dead man's estate dodges questions after court
Read full article: 'I'm a celebrity': Unlicensed funeral director accused of stealing dead man's estate dodges questions after courtA Houston funeral home director accused of stealing a dead man’s estate stormed out of the Harris County criminal courthouse Friday morning, claiming to be a “celebrity” who had nothing to say — then quickly changed course and started hurling insults.
White House uses Bad Bunny song in deportation video, sparking debate across social media
Read full article: White House uses Bad Bunny song in deportation video, sparking debate across social mediaThe White House sparked debate by using Bad Bunny’s song “LA MuDANZA” in a social media video promoting immigration enforcement, drawing mixed reactions online. Many were surprised due to Bad Bunny’s past criticism of ICE, while others defended the administration’s right to use licensed music.
Houston Tattoo Arts Festival brings centuries of ink history to NRG Center
Read full article: Houston Tattoo Arts Festival brings centuries of ink history to NRG CenterThe Houston Tattoo Arts Festival at NRG Center highlights both the deep history and current popularity of tattooing, featuring artists, vendors, entertainment, and a traveling museum.