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Inaugural UTA Athletics Roadshow Set for Late August
The inaugural UTA Athletics Roadshow is set to take place statewide during the final week of August. Director of Athletics Jon Fagg, select head coaches, members of the UTA Athletics department and campus staff will travel to Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Waco from August 26-29 – allowing UTA alumni and members of these communities to connect with UTA Athletics in a new and engaging way.
Why Texas’ mass power outages continue to happen
"Why Texas’ mass power outages continue to happen" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues.
Houston Housing Authority holds food and resource distribution event
HOUSTON (KIAH) — In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, countless Houstonians are still grappling with record-breaking heat, facing food insecurity, and experiencing financial strain. That’s why the Houston Housing Authority (HHA) is stepping up to support the community with free community resource drives and a partnership offering utility bill relief.
FIU’s Donovan Manuel Drafted By UFL’s Houston Roughnecks
With the fourth pick in the UFL college player draft, the Houston Roughnecks selected linebacker Donovoan Manuel this week. After a career at FIU where Manuel posted 218 total tackles, 116 solo tackles, 102 assisted tackles and 1.5 sacks, he now has the very valid option of pursuing a playing career in the UFL RELATED: EA College Football 25: FIU Football Overall Rating Revealed Prior to his time at FIU, Manuel spent four years at the FCS level with East Tennessee State where he initially made a name for himself before transferring to FIU. He ended his FIU career as...
In Texas, CenterPoint Says Customers Must Pay Them Now AND Pay Them Later
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!. Let’s face it. What happened in Houston after Hurricane Beryl slammed into the Texas coast was a total, complete, and unmitigated disaster. 2.7 million people lost power — 80% of the customer base of CenterPoint, the utility company that serves the Houston area. A week later, power has yet to be restored to many CenterPoint customers. America hasn’t seen a total collapse of the electrical grid like this since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in 2017. [Yes, it’s true. Puerto Rico is part of the US, a fact unknown to many Americans.]
FEMA funding $750 to households impacted by Hurricane Beryl
HOUSTON (KIAH) – There’s still time to get assistance from FEMA if you were impacted by Hurricane Beryl. If you haven’t done so already, please take pictures of your storm damage! Those with insurance should contact their insurance company before applying for FEMA (the agency only covers damage beyond the scope of a property owner’s insurance).
’84 Cougars, Co-Southwest Conference Champs, Reunion Set
HOUSTON – The 1984 University of Houston Football team will be recognized on Saturday, Sept. 28 during the Cougars' Big 12 Conference home opener against Iowa State inside TDECU Stadium as part of 40-year anniversary and reunion festivities. The '84 squad won a share of the Southwest Conference title...
Houston Dynamo 2 vs. North Texas SC match moved to Shell Energy Stadium
Sunday’s match between Houston Dynamo 2 and North Texas SC has been moved to Shell Energy Stadium from SaberCats Stadium. The match will remain on Sunday, July 21 at 7 p.m. CT. Fans and media members are welcome to attend Sunday’s match. All attendees must enter through the Shell...
3 in 10 Houstonians Considering Houston Exit
Houston — Concerns over future severe storms have some Houstonians considering leaving Houston, according to a 2023 University of Houston survey. “I have heard from colleagues that they want to leave Houston and go back to Miami because of them losing power here,” Jason Craul, who moved from Miami five years ago, said to ABC 13. […] The post 3 in 10 Houstonians Considering Houston Exit appeared first on 93Q Country.
Former Michigan Wolverines starter becomes the first 2024 NFL Draft pick to be released from the class
The Michigan Wolverines almost set the NFL record for most draft picks selected in one class after going 15-0 and winning the National Championship. Their 13 drafted players seemed to land in advantageous situations. However, the Houston Texans released the first of all 2024 NFL Draft picks, and it ...
White Sox ditch former Astros catcher who overstayed welcome in 2023
As important as Martín Maldonado was to the Houston Astros, it was painfully obvious that he probably should have retired a year or two prior to him leaving the Astros in free agency last offseason. Few can ever match Maldonado's ability to manage a pitching staff, but he was always a very limited offensive player whose defensive acumen left him as he passed his mid-30s.
Man kicked, tried to bite officer after threatening CenterPoint workers, court documents claim
HOUSTON — A man kicked an officer in the torso and tried to bite them while being taken into custody after yelling at a CenterPoint Energy crew working to restore power that he was going to get a gun, according to court documents. Paul Myers, 60, is charged with...
Texas Southern University Endowment Soars Above $100 Million with $5 Million Gift
Texas Southern University (TSU) has received a $5 million donation, making it part of a small number of HBCUs (Historically Black College and University) to reach the $100 million endowment mark. An endowment is a crucial determinant and measure of a university's resilience, impact, and flexibility in an ever-changing global landscape. This significant gift marks the beginning of the next step in the history of Texas Southern University as it moves toward its 100th year.
Carlos Correa confirms what all of MLB knew about Astros' slow start
Given the Houston Astros' run of success since 2015 or so, it shocked the baseball world to see them struggle as much as they did at the start of the season. At the end of May, Houston was eight games under .500 and it looked like the 2024 season was falling apart in front of our eyes, especially as the injuries on the Astros' roster continued to pile up.
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