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Potato Salad Is Being Recalled Because It May Contain 'Small Plastic Pieces'
Hill Country Fare Mustard Potato Salad is being recalled after hard plastic pieces were found inside the product. The recall, which was issued voluntarily by the manufacturer, Oregon-based Reser’s Fine Foods, was issued in July and covers 24,378 containers of the potato salad. Keep reading for more information, including exactly what to do if you’ve purchased this product.
With start of new school year, districts look ahead at funding
Most school districts across Texas have now returned to class, and administrators are looking forward. More districts are dealing with budget shortfalls as federal pandemic relief runs out, and their costs increase.
Republican state Rep. Doc Anderson resigns
(THE TEXAS TRIBUNE) - State Rep. Charles “Doc” Anderson, a Waco Republican who opted not to seek reelection this year, announced Thursday he is stepping down immediately rather than serving out the remaining months of his term. A press release from Anderson’s office said he moved to retire...
Suspect wanted for felony theft surrenders after standoff in Katy
KATY, Texas — A suspect wanted for felony theft out of Fort Bend County surrendered peacefully after a short standoff in Katy, authorities said. Harris County Sheriff's Office SWAT, along with the U.S. Marshals Office and Katy Police Department, executed a search and arrest warrant near the 2600 block of Maverick Park Lane in West Harris County. The Houston Police Department SWAT and Texas Department of Public Safety also assisted in the operation, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Ted Cruz cites Latino values in ‘historic opportunity’ for GOP to win vote
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) argued the values of Latino Americans are greatly in line with the Republican Party, which gives lawmakers a major chance to win the voting bloc in the November elections. Cruz launched a $4.4 million Spanish advertising campaign last month that seeks to persuade Latino American voters to support his bid for […]
Texas woman who left state for abortion to back Harris at convention
DALLAS (Reuters) - A Texas woman forced to leave the state for an emergency abortion is urging other voters to back Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, and will advocate for her at the party's national convention next week.
Waller County hit-and-run investigation leads to major arrest
WALLER, Texas — A hit-and-run investigation by the Waller County Sheriff's Office Traffic Enforcement Division has resulted in the arrest of a Grimes County resident. Juan Carlos Moreno Salazar was apprehended following a crash on August 1, 2024, in the 26700 block of SH 6N near FM 1736. According to the Waller County Sheriff's Office, Salazar was traveling southbound when he forced a tractor-trailer off the roadway. Both vehicles came to rest off the roadway, and Salazar walked away from the scene without checking on the other driver, who was not injured.
Medical helicopter makes emergency landing in Cypress with burn patient
HOUSTON - A Washington County medical helicopter had to make an emergency landing late Wednesday night. According to Texas Department of Public Safety, the aircraft, an EC145 helicopter, had a mechanical issue, causing the pilot to land at Dan Jones Airport on Kitzman Road at approximately 9:49 p.m. ◀︎ ▶︎...
Former HISD principals were blindsided, asked to resign or be terminated without warning
Former principals Samantha Woods, Jessica Berry, Gretchen Kasper-Hoffman, Sean McClish, Lea Mishlan, Auden Sarabia and Amanda Wingard were among the speakers. The principals who spoke at the roundtable said they were initially optimistic about current HISD superintendent Mike Miles’ vision for the district. They said the district needed a change in leadership and spoke with their staff about being open-minded about the changes that were yet to take schools by storm. Principals were promised autonomy to run their schools, less paperwork, and, above all, the feeling they “had a voice.”
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announces 2 new lawsuits to be filed against Harris County for alleged abuse of inmates
HOUSTON – Civil rights attorney Ben Crump held a news conference Friday evening to announce two new lawsuits have been filed against Harris County for the deaths and alleged abuse of eight inmates. The lawsuit was filed on the behalf of Daevion Young, Michael Walker, D’Alessandro Chavez-Sandoval, Victoria Simon,...
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