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Mom says her son may never walk again and is praying for miracle after the child was left paraIyzed ‘while trying to avoid being bitten by an insect’
Houston, TX – According to the boy’s mom,her 13-year-old son, later identified as Semiyon, was reportedly left paraIyzed after he dived into the shaIIow end of the pooI to avoid being bitten by an insect. The unfortunate mom also said that her son reportedly severed his splne and was left paraIyzed. Unfortunately, the little boy tried to avoid being bitten by an insect, so he jumped head-first into the shaIIow end of the pool.
Robots, technology take care in B.C.'s innovative new dementia village
In just under a week, residents of a new innovative long-term care home in Comox will start moving in. Providence Living at the Views, located at 211 Rodello Street in Comox, is the country's first public, non-profit long-term care home that is based on the dementia village concept. The idea is to create a small-scale community that is designed to give residents the highest quality of life by promoting a sense of purpose and belonging. Residents at the Views will have autonomy in most of their daily decisions, and will foster a sense of community engagement through being able to safely live full lives in the facility.
TRA: Damage to Lake Livingston dam was more visible after water receded
HOUSTON — A "potential failure watch" remains in effect for the Lake Livingston Dam after more damage was noticed, the Trinity River Authority said Tuesday. It was damage they said was more visible after recent rains receded. We first told you about damage to the dam’s spillway on Friday...
Could Houston’s come back to the Plaza?
Was the highly popular Houston’s restaurant taking a break from us? Or breaking up?. Hillstone Restaurant Group closed its Country Club Plaza Houston’s in early 2017. It didn’t promise to return. But it gave local fans some hope, saying it would continue to look for other area sites with unique features.
VIDEO: Drivers In Houston, Texas Discover Naked Person In Tree
Driving in Texas can sometimes be an experience. We've all seen at least one individual while out on the Texas roadways do something silly while driving right? Somebody going way over the speed limit, an individual not using a turn signal, or perhaps they're blasting music at an insane volume.
Texas BBQ Owner Trashes Ex-Workers Stand Claiming Stolen Recipes
Houston BBQ Feud: East Texas BBQ Owner Slams Former Employee for Recipe Theft. Down in the ol' armpit of the state; Houston, Texas, a BBQ showdown is sizzling hotter than the grills. The owner of the beloved East Texas BBQ, known for their mouth-watering brisket and savory ribs, has ignited...
Harding Street Raid: Jury selection begins in murder trial of former Houston officer Gerald Goines
Goines is accused of fabricating a story in order to obtain the search warrant that eventually led to the deaths of a couple during the botched Harding Street raid in 2019. His trial is set to begin in September. Jury selection is underway in the murder trial of former Houston...
Journey guitarist/co-founder Neal Schon chats new tour, favorite Rodeo accessory
HOUSTON – They’re one of the biggest rock bands of all time, with a career that spans over five decades. Journey, along with Def Leppard and Steve Miller Band are heading to Minute Maid Park for a concert on August 14th for an evening fans won’t forget.
Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash on Eastex Freeway Under Investigation by Houston Police
A tragic accident took place on the Eastex Freeway earlier today, claiming the life of one individual. According to a post by the Houston Police on X, their vehicle crimes investigators are currently investigating the scene of the crash located in the 17000 block of the Eastex Fwy. The inbound service road near Will Clayton Parkway was where the accident occurred around 12:50 p.m., involving a single vehicle that struck a tree.
Home-price growth sinks to lowest level since October: CoreLogic
Limited inventory and high mortgage rates continue to push home prices higher, but the pace of growth is starting to slow down. That’s according to the monthly home price index report from CoreLogic, which shows that U.S. home prices grew by 4.9% year over year in May. That was the lowest yearly rate of appreciation since October 2023.
Oscar Wyatt, Gruff Energy Mogul and War Hero, Will Turn 100 This Month
ONE OF HOUSTON'S most prominent and at times controversial businessmen will turn 100 next week. Oscar Wyatt, oilman and World War II hero, will meet the century mark July 11. Wyatt, husband of world-famous socialite and philanthropist Lynn Wyatt, is a former Aggie football lineman and used car salesman who took out an $800 loan against his Ford truck to start a company that would later be worth billions.
Pop-Off Politics: City Council tackles key projects during 4th of July week
HOUSTON – The City Council typically gets four weeks off throughout the year, but this week isn’t one of them. The council members will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss and approve various projects as many Houstonians are taking the 4th of July week off. Despite the...
Houston woman receives citation from apartment complex for July 4th decorations on balcony
HOUSTON – A Houston area renter has found herself in the hot seat after trying to be patriotic ahead of the Fourth of July Holiday goes wrong. Diane Zuniga reached out to KPRC 2 after she said she received a “lease violation” from her apartment complex at 11101 West Airport Blvd. because she put up a pennant resembling the American flag and lights on her balcony.
Houston Law Enforcement Ramps Up DWI Patrols for Fourth of July, Harris County and State Agencies Join Forces in Safety Initiative
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, law enforcement agencies across Greater Houston are intensifying patrols to curb drunk driving incidents, recognizing this time of year as particularly precarious due to the typical surge in festivities that involve alcohol. The Houston Police Department, alongside the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, Texas Department of Public Safety, Harris County District Attorney’s Office, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), have announced an enforcement initiative, as reported by Click2Houston. The collaborative push serves not only as a deterrent but also as an educational effort to urge individuals to consider safer transportation alternatives.
THIS is how close Hurricane Beryl could possibly get to Houston
HOUSTON – Beryl became a monster category 5 Hurricane on Monday, making it the earliest category 5 that has formed since Hurricane Emily on July 17, 2005. By Tuesday afternoon, it was at category 4 strength, headed toward Jamaica. Although Hurricane Beryl is pushing to the WNW through the...
Harris County Judge Kelli Johnson Appears in Court on DWI Charge, Claims Medical Episode, Attorney Seeks Privacy
The legal community and residents of Harris County are closely watching as Judge Kelli Johnson encounters the justice system from a new perspective. Following her arrest on a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge, Johnson appeared in court today to face the consequences of her actions. As reported by KPRC 2, the 178th Criminal District Court presiding judge was arrested after being pulled over by a Houston Police Department officer on June 25 and was tasked to sign her bond conditions in the latest proceedings.
Constables execute successful search warrant on alleged drug house
HOUSTON, Texas — Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia's Special Operations Unit executed a search warrant on a known drug house on Friday, June 28, 2024, according to the department. The operation, conducted at a residence in the 900 block of Ahrens St., was supported by members of the U.S....
Nordstrom Rack to Open Two Houston Stores
Brick-and-mortar retail may be struggling in certain parts of the country, but in Houston, things seem to be zinging along. Nordstrom plans to open two Nordstrom Rack locations in Houston within months of each other. A new store is opening in the Westchase Shopping Center. Nordstrom plans to build-out a...
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