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Triple-digit temperatures persist across North Texas
NORTH TEXAS – Another day of dangerous heat is in the forecast. Before 6 a.m., feels-like temperatures reached 90 degrees. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for parts of North Texas, including Kaufman, Hunt and Fannin counties, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. today.East of the I-35 corridor, feels-like temperatures could reach 112 degrees. A heat advisory is in effect for most of North Texas not included in the excessive heat warning area, including the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Feels-like temperatures in the heat advisory area could reach as high as 109 degrees. The heat dome in place over much of the southern U.S. will start to break down later this week, bringing a cold front to North Texas Thursday night. The cold front will bring rain and storm chances heading into the weekend.With the dangerous heat, it's important to know the difference between heat-related illnesses.Listen to your body and remember to:Limit your time outdoorsNever leave kids or pets unattended in vehiclesDrink plenty of water, even if you're not thirstyTake frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioningWear lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing
Hitchcock ISD Announces Strategic Staff Reorganization
Hitchcock, TX (July 2, 2024— Hitchcock Independent School District is excited to announce a series of strategic staff promotions and new appointments that underscore our commitment to excellence in education. These changes reflect the high caliber of our staff and our dedication to providing the best educational experience for our students.
Houston leaders address safety, security measures for Shell Freedom Over Texas
HOUSTON – Fourth of July celebrations are right around the corner and Houston city leaders are working to ensure participants at this year’s Shell Freedom Over Texas are safe. HEADS UP: These streets will be closed during Shell Freedom Over Texas. A press conference is scheduled for Wednesday,...
Houston crash on I-610 North Loop at Shepherd leaves 1 dead
HOUSTON - Police are investigating a deadly crash on a Houston highway Wednesday morning. All westbound lanes of the I-610 North Loop are closed at Shepherd Drive. Two vehicles were reportedly involved in the crash that occurred around 5 a.m. According to Houston police, one person is dead. The roadway...
Why can heat be more dangerous than you realize?
HOUSTON — Hot weather can feel like a nuisance but it can have an extreme effect on your body. When the body gets above its usual temperature -- around 98.6 degrees -- it takes a series of actions trying to cool us off. Blood starts pumping, blood vessels dilate, and tiny capillaries go to work trying to pull the heat to our skin’s surface. The sweat glands also kick into gear, pushing liquid that includes salt onto our skin. When that liquid, better known as sweat, evaporates it also helps to cool us off.
Police looking for gunmen after argument leads to shooting at taco truck outside NW Houston bar
HOUSTON — Two men were shot after getting into an argument with two other men at a taco truck after leaving a bar early Wednesday morning, according to the Houston Police Department. This happened on Washington Avenue east of TC Jester Boulevard shortly before 3 a.m. Police said the...
Firework safety for the 4th of July: What you need to know before you pop
HOUSTON (KIAH)– As you prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with fireworks, keep in mind that safety should be top of mind to prevent serious injuries. Last week kicked off the first week of fireworks sales and Top Dog Fireworks wants to ensure that Houstonians stay safe and understand where it’s legal to pop. All local cities ban shooting fireworks in their boundaries. Fireworks can’t be shot within 600 feet of a church, hospital, day care center, school or within 100 feet of a place where flammable liquids or fireworks are around. Never throw fireworks out from a vehicle.
Houston’s changing restaurant scene (July 3, 2024)
On Wednesday’s show: We discuss the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity and the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup. And food writers discuss how the restaurant scene has changed over the past decade. Houston Matters begins at 9 a.m. CT on 88.7FM or listen online. Join...
Things to do in Houston with Kids this Weekend of July 5 Include Bluey’s Big Play, Family Art-Making Studio, & More!
Our picks for things to do in Houston with kids this weekend of July 5 include Bluey’s Big Play, Family Art-Making Studio, Chalk on the Block, & more!. Things to Do in Houston with Kids This Weekend of July 5 – Friday. Do your kids love action movies?...
Houston Concert Watch 7/3: Sarah McLachlan, AJR and More
As regular visitors to this space may know, Richard “Kinky” “Big Dick” Friedman shuffled off this mortal coil last week. He was, as he would say in Kinky-ese, “bugled to Jesus.” Or he “stepped on a rainbow.” Take your pick. In an...
KILT Houston Listeners Sending Care Packages To Active Troops.
Audacy “100.9 The Bull” KILT Houston collected more than 71,000 handwritten cards for active military during its third annual “10,000 for the Troops” radiothon. Local sponsors Grammy’s Cookie Convoy and Blue Star Moms Houston will pair the cards with care packages to be sent to service members for Independence Day.
Twin City Toucans settle for draw in home finale against Houston
The Twin City Toucans had chances to score the game-winner late in Tuesday’s regular-season home finale, but had too many shots go too wide, settling for a 1-1 draw with Houston Futból Club at Edible Field. For most squads during certain portions of the season, a draw can...
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