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'Respect all the people who have fought' | American Flags planted at Houston National Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day
HOUSTON — Flags are flying in honor of service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. The Houston National Cemetery welcomed multiple groups for the annual Memorial Day flag planting on Sunday. "We have a lot of people who come up to us and thank us for a...
Protesters against HISD takeover rally in downtown Houston
HOUSTON — A large amount of people rallied in downtown Houston Saturday, demanding an end to what they call the hostile takeover of HISD. Carrying signs and chanting, protesters marched in front of Houston City Hall. They were led by Bishop James Dixon, head of the Houston chapter of the NAACP, who delivered a fiery speech comparing the state takeover of HISD to apartheid.
'We all need to do our part' | Volunteers continue to help with storm cleanup, recovery
HOUSTON — More than a week after a powerful storm swept through Houston, the scars of downed trees are still visible across the city. Mayor John Whitmire and a collection of trade apprentices hit the ground while others provided additional support. A chainsaw was the wake-up call people heard...
Infested: This Texas City Is Crawling With Bed Bugs
Bed bugs can be found in just about any city in Texas. But some cities are more prone and I guess you could say, more hospitable to bed bugs than others. And unfortunately for one major Texas city, the bed bug problem is so bad, they rank as one of the worst places for bed bugs in America.
Houston barber has famous clients, including CJ Stroud, but his shop was destroyed in last week's storm
HOUSTON — Houston barber Julian Diaz, or JD as he's known, was on the verge of losing everything when last week's deadly storms tore through the city. "I've never been through anything like that," he said. "These walls were shaking and we thought this roof was going to come off."
Protesters against HISD takeover rally in downtown Houston
HOUSTON — A large amount of people rallied in downtown Houston Saturday, demanding an end to what they call the hostile takeover of HISD. Carrying signs and chanting, protesters marched in front of Houston City Hall. They were led by Bishop James Dixon, head of the Houston chapter of the NAACP, who delivered a fiery speech comparing the state takeover of HISD to apartheid.
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