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Icon Announces Plans to 3D-Print High-End Luxurious Homes In Texas, USA
Acclaimed 3D-printed architecture firm Icon has developed its cutting-edge technology to a whole new level with its latest creation – a high-profile luxury housing development in Texas. They’ve transformed their technology into a mainstream construction method, from a niche proposition. At the start Icon only focused on low-budget dwellings, but now it is making a move to bigger and luxurious 3D-printed homes.
2 Major Texas Grocery Store Companies Set To Merge, Prices Could Lower
It appears that two major chain grocery stores will be merging, and it might even have a positive impact on the cost of your grocery bill moving forward. A while back it was announced that Albertsons and Kroger would soon be merging, well it looks like that will certainly be the case. We've got everything you should know about the merger and what it could mean for your grocery bill moving forward...
Texas companies linked to millions of dollars in fraudulent Medicare billings
NORTH TEXAS – Medicare fraud is suspected of costing Americans billions of dollars annually. Instead of funding healthcare, this money has become an income stream for suspected criminals. After the CBS News Texas I-Team exposed a Grand Prairie company allegedly connected to over $200 million in fraudulent billings, viewers flooded the I-Team with calls and emails. Many shared their experiences as victims of Medicare fraud."That's my story right there," said Dallas resident Dwight Sandell after watching the report the report. Sandell said that his Medicare account was fraudulently billed. He explained that he was billed for 10 straight months for urinary...
This Texas Criminal Blew Up a Plane in an Act of Revenge
While it doesn't happen very often, Texas does see its share of plane crashes in history; some even carried famous musicians too. But in this case, Texas was actually the starting point for one particular criminal that became wanted by the FBI. A man who went from transporting illegal goods to straight up BLOWING UP A PLANE.
Texas Police Department Missing Thousands of Items, Including Guns and Drugs
If most people take something from work and decide to keep it, it's usually something like a pen or office paper, maybe some post-it notes. Stealing from within a police department? That's a different category of work theft. According to CBS News in Dallas, DeSoto Police have discovered they have...
Disaster Recovery Center in San Jacinto County Closed Temporarily
AUSTIN – A Disaster Recovery Center in San Jacinto County has closed because of flooding. The center will reopen when conditions permit. Innovation Center, 250 Live Oak St., Coldspring, TX 77331. For other Disaster Recovery Center locations, go online to fema.gov/drc. These centers can help with both Hurricane Beryl...
Megan Thee Stallion Blesses Houston Senior Citizens Affected By Hurricane Beryl With Generators
Megan Thee Stallion is doing more for the people of Texas than Governor Greg Abbott and Senator Ted Cruz. Houston native Megan Thee Stallion continues to do right by the people in her hometown. Following Hurricane Beryl’s recent events, which left millions of people in the dark, the Hip-Hop superstar decided to help out those most in need of electricity: senior citizens.
Houston’s New Hotel Saint Augustine Sets Its Opening Date With a Bludorn Restaurant — Get an Early Look at the Montrose Marvel
Get a look at the Hotel Saint Augustine lobby. The new Montrose hotel is on the verge of opening. (Rendering courtesy of Post Company) Bunkhouse Hotels, the acclaimed Texas hospitality group which brought Austin a number of unique hotels including the popular Hotel Saint Cecilia and Hotel San José, is now taking reservations for its first venture into Houston. Fans of the hotel group’s unique properties can make reservations at Houston’s new boutique Hotel Saint Augustine for stays that begin November 15 or later.
Missouri City, Texas, Earns Recognition as One of the Most Livable Small Cities in America
The definition of livability can be elusive, forever caught in the interplay between economic indicators and the intangible quality of local culture. Recently unveiled by financial research entity SmartAsset, their exploration into the most livable small cities in America placed Missouri City, Texas within a spotlight. In specific terms, Missouri City secured the 77th position on a national scale, while on the home front, it was lauded as the fourth most endearing locale in Texas.
Fort Bend County residents may qualify for tax relief after Hurricane Beryl
If a tree fell onto your home, or you suffered water damage from Hurricane Beryl, there's a chance money is heading your way not in the form of a check, but a tax break.Neighbors continue to look for help two weeks after Hurricane Beryl hitFor some Fort Bend County neighbors, the signs that help arrived after Hurricane Beryl were obvious with giant trucks collecting debris. The assistance was badly needed in the Pecan Grove area.Amanda Slusser said the neighborhood was turned upside down by the storm."A warzone," she recalled.The hurricane toppled trees that came crashing down on her roof causing...
Houston seniors and people with disabilities eligible to apply for free portable air conditioners
HOUSTON — The Houston Health Department is giving away some free portable air conditioners to seniors, people with disabilities and caregivers of disabled children. Harris County residents who are 60 and older or who have a disability are eligible to apply by calling the Harris County Area Agency on Aging at 832-393-4301.
Sheila Jackson Lee death: Harris County Democrats scramble to replace candidate ahead of November ballot
HOUSTON - There's a lot to do, in a short time frame, to find a candidate to replace Sheila Jackon Lee on November ballot. The death of Houston Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has set off a busy effort, among Harris County Democrats, to replace her on the November ballot. The solution lies in a combination of state law and party rules.
Cleveland area hosts two back-to-school events this week for students
As summer draws to a close, the Cleveland area is gearing up to help students prepare for the upcoming school year with two significant events aimed at providing essential supplies. Backpack Giveaway at Santa Fe Middle School. The first event is scheduled for Thursday, July 25, from 4 to 6...
'He keeps coming back' | Despite multiple arrests, neighbors say same man is peeking into their homes in middle of night
HOUSTON — Neighbors shot video Sunday night of a man’s sixth arrest in as many years -- it happened minutes after someone reported that he was peeping into their window. "You know, it’s months and months off, he's in jail, he’s out of jail, but he keeps coming back,” Gavi Lomnitz said.
2 babies abandoned in Houston area within hours, authorities seek parents
PASADENA, Texas - Two babies were found abandoned in the Houston area just a few hours apart. A 2-month-old baby was found by Pasadena Police Officers on Monday morning in a car seat sitting outside a dumpster in a strip center just behind several restaurants on Crenshaw Road near Beltway 8. Sadly, this makes three babies abandoned in the Houston area in just about a month.
From Houston to Paris: Here are the local athletes competing in the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics
Dozens of athletes from the Houston area, or with ties to the city, will be representing Team USA or other countries at the Paris Olympics and Paralympics. Dozens of athletes from the Houston area, or with ties to the city, are set to compete on the world stage this summer in Paris.
Humble ISD trustees to consider employment status of sidelined Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen
Humble ISD Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen and trustee Marques Holmes react after trustees voted 4-2 in favor of placing Fagen on paid administrative leave during the board's May 14 meeting. Trustees will consider her employment status with the district at the board's July 23 meeting. (Wesley Gardner/Community Impact) Humble ISD trustees...
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