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Texas doubles investment in energy fund to keep up with growing demand
SAN MARCOS, Texas — Cities like San Marcos were once considered small towns. Now, in most communities along the I-35 corridor, the growth is undeniable. “I’ve seen the community grow and also just love living in this area,” said Andrea Villalobos, the assistant director of planning and development services for the City of San Marcos.
Why Texas' mass power outages continue to happen
AUSTIN, Texas-Repairing electricity infrastructure after storms usually costs customers. So could strengthening it before the next weather event.It’s become a familiar cycle: A powerful storm sweeps through a swath of Texas and takes the electric system down in its grip. Trees might bend and topple, crashing down onto a power pole. Sometimes the weight of ice pulls branches onto electric lines. Other times wind makes a wire spark, and that ember ignites a destructive blaze.Thousands of Texans then sit in the dark for days — in either the blistering heat or frigid cold — waiting for utility crews to survey...
International dish cooking series set for Aug. 7-28 in La Marque
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office in Galveston County will host a Cooking Well Exploring Cultures cooking series featuring international dishes in La Marque. Courses will be from 6-8 p.m. each Wednesday Aug. 7-Aug. 28 at the AgriLife Extension office in Galveston County, 4102-B Main St. The cost to register is $35 per course, and attendees should preregister at https://tx.ag/CookingWellInternationalFood.
Shooting that left 20-year-old hurt in Pasadena may have been accidental, police say
A 20-year-old man is hurt after what may have been an accidental shooting inside a car in the Pasadena area on Monday, according to police.The shooting happened in the 1900 block of Pasadena Boulevard at Raspberry Lane around 5:45 a.m.SkyEye flew over the scene, where a gray Dodge Charger was stopped in the middle of the street.Pasadena police said there were three people inside the car when the 20-year-old was shot one time. He was taken to a nearby hospital in serious but not life-threatening condition.Investigators believe all of the people involved in the shooting were inside the vehicle when it happened. After an initial investigation, they think the shooting happened inside the car and may have been accidental."At this point, we have no reason to believe we're looking for any suspects or anybody else out there," Sgt. Raul Granados said.The two people who were also inside the car during the shooting are being questioned by police.Police were looking for surveillance video in the area to hopefully paint a clearer picture of what happened.
Teenager reportedly shot in abdomen in Pasadena
PASADENA, Texas – A teenager has reportedly been shot in the Pasadena area Monday morning. Details were limited, however, the shooting took place on Pasadena Boulevard at Raspberry Lane. The 18-year-old was said to have been shot in the abdomen. They were transported to the hospital in stable condition.
Houston Public Library awarded $200,000 grant to continue citizenship program
The Houston Endowment has awarded Houston Public Library (HPL) a $200,000 grant for one year to support the relaunch of HPL’s Journey to Citizenship classes, which include “Introduction to Citizenship” and “Civics and Literacy.”. These comprehensive seven-week programs are designed for adult learners to master the...
‘You can’t run from God’: Family seeks justice in shooting death of 14-year-old boy in Spring Branch
HOUSTON, Texas – The identity of a 14-year-old boy who was found shot to death inside a car Saturday afternoon in Spring Branch area has been released. The teen has been identified as Abraham Choukair and his family is now seeking justice for his death. “He’s got a lot...
Ladies Stuck in Texas Traffic Twerk on Their Car
Traffic Jam Turns into Dance Party: Houston Ladies Twerk Their Way Through the Wait!. We've all been there – stuck in seemingly endless traffic, cursing our luck and wishing for a magical teleportation device. But what if we told you that the video at the bottom of this article...
Weight Loss Surgery Patient Tells His Story
The following article by Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital highlights weight-loss surgery patient Carlos Hernandez who shares his story. Patients who have long battled high blood pressure, hypertension and type 2 diabetes are turning to weight-loss medications like semaglutide injections, better known by the brand names Ozempic and Wegovy. However, these interventions are not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Staying safe, maximizing campus safety at UH
UH is located in a major urban area and has its own police department to protect students and staff while providing a number of helpful services. However, it’s still important to take personal measures to ensure safety. Here are some tips to help ensure a smooth transition from a...
Former DWTS Pro ‘Devastated’ After Dear Friend’s Sudden Death
Former “Dancing With the Stars” pro Cheryl Burke has reacted to the sudden death of Jacoby Jones. Jones, a former football player, was on season 16 of the dance competition show. And, though he wasn’t partnered with Burke, the two became friends. On the July 19 episode...
Blind senior with injured back leg found wandering in circles on street now making miraculous recovery
A tiny Yorkshire terrier mix was spotted in a rural area of Houston, Texas last week wandering in circles on the streets. One back leg had been dragging on the ground, and it seemed as if she was blind. This senior pup was in dire need of rescue. Let’s start...
US Attorney joins DEA special agents, Homeland Security investigators to announce arrest related to record seizure
HOUSTON – U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani joined Special Agents in Charge Daniel Comeaux and Craig Larrabee of the Drug Enforcement Administration and Homeland Security Investigations Monday afternoon to announce a significant arrest related to a record seizure. Hamdani announced a four-count indictment has been filed against a 48-year-old...
How to avoid high FEMA check fees, price gouging in Houston
After Hurricane Beryl and the May derecho hit Houston, residents are facing difficulties cashing their FEMA checks due to potential price gouging. KPRC 2 reporter Rilwan Balogun will share the story of a Houston woman who claims that some businesses are charging exorbitant fees to cash FEMA checks. Tune in at 5 and 6 p.m. for more details.
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