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Couple seeks to brighten youth's Christmas through annual program: 'We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the help of the community through The Salvation Army'
By John Suayan | Nov 17, 2022
A beautifully decorated tree, multi-colored lights and Santa Claus are constants around Christmastime – and so are The Salvation Army.
Verlander a unanimous Cy Young winner: 'Elite company for an elite pitcher'
By John Suayan | Nov 17, 2022
As free agent hurler Justin Verlander prepares to consider contract offers from a multitude of teams looking to strengthen their pitching staffs, he has been awarded his third overall American League (AL) Cy Young.
UH researcher on fentanyl vaccine: 'We believe these findings could have a significant impact on a very serious problem'
By John Suayan | Nov 16, 2022
University of Houston (UH) researchers are touting a recently developed vaccine they say is a potential “game changer” in battling the opioid epidemic, according to a school-issued press release.
Ogg: 'Free and fair elections are the bedrock of our democracy'
By John Suayan | Nov 16, 2022
Harris County’s purported Election Day woes have prompted the Harris County District Attorney’s (DA) Office to launch an investigation, per Houston-based media outlets.
City of Houston issues proclamation in honor of ex-Rockets big Hayes: 'One of the greatest players in NBA history'
By John Suayan | Nov 16, 2022
The City of Houston feted one of the city’s most prominent athletes with a proclamation on Tuesday.
Make-A-Wish Foundation makes teen's quinceañera dreams come true: 'She is a really strong girl'
By John Suayan | Nov 16, 2022
For the family of Genesis Tamez, her quinceañera is more than just a cultural rite of passage but a miracle from above.
Woman dubbed 'Baby Holly' reunites with long lost family: 'Thank you for all your prayers'
By John Suayan | Nov 15, 2022
For at least 40 years, Donna Casasanta nursed the heartache that arose from the supposed death of her an infant granddaughter and that of the girl’s parents.
Abbott on alleged election improprieties in Harris County: 'A thorough investigation is warranted'
By John Suayan | Nov 15, 2022
Gov. Greg Abbott requested an investigation on Monday into what he alleges are widespread problems in Harris County during the general election earlier this month, per a press release issued by the Office of the Texas Governor.
Fans attend meet-and-greets with Astros stars: 'I told her we’re going to be here all day, and she’s like all for it'
By John Suayan | Nov 15, 2022
In a city where sports success doesn’t come every day, the World Series champion Houston Astros have given many to smile and cheer about, as evidenced in the public appearances made by a few of the players since the night of Saturday, Nov. 5.
Houston-based WWII era planes collide in Dallas air show: 'Everybody around was gasping'
By John Suayan | Nov 14, 2022
A mid-air collision during an air show in Dallas on Saturday claimed the lives of six people, according to reports from Houston-based media outlets.
Maldonado on HCC agreement with City of Houston: 'Every employee trained is one more skilled first responder able to help our community'
By John Suayan | Nov 14, 2022
Houston Community College (HCC) has inked a three-year agreement with the City of Houston to give firefighters emergency medical services (EMS) training, according to a press release.
Crane on Click departure: 'We have had great success and James has been an important part of that success'
By John Suayan | Nov 14, 2022
The Houston Astros announced on Friday that the franchise has parted ways with James Click.
Maddox, Thomson & Associates announces new president, vice president: 'We are proud of the leadership transition for the firm'
By John Suayan | Nov 11, 2022
A Houston certified public accountant (CPA) firm announced leadership changes, according to a press release.
Tatum on Election Day woes: 'Did we misallocate? That’s what I have to assess'
By John Suayan | Nov 10, 2022
Election Day in Harris County was not without a host of problems, yet the county’s elections administrator is supposedly mum as to why they occurred, Houston-based media outlets reported.
Attorney on paradegoer's alleged actions: 'Not political violence nor aggravated assault with a deadly weapon'
By John Suayan | Nov 10, 2022
An attorney representing the 33-year-old man who allegedly threw a hard seltzer at U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) during Monday’s World Series championship parade for the Houston Astros said his client had no violent intent, per a report from Houston ABC affiliate KTRK.
Baker on contract extension: 'I'm happy to be back'
By John Suayan | Nov 10, 2022
During the Houston Astros’ quest for their second World Series championship in half a decade, speculation arose as to whether 2022 would Dusty Baker’s final season in Space City.
Mealer concedes Harris County judge race: 'Thank you to all those who supported our campaign for good governance'
By John Suayan | Nov 9, 2022
Incumbent Democratic Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has edged out Republican challenger Alexandra del Moral Mealer to win a second term, per Houston-based media outlets.
Patrick wins rematch with Collier: 'The other side does not line up with the values of West Texas, Central Texas and rural Texas'
By John Suayan | Nov 9, 2022
Incumbent Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick emerged the victor on Tuesday of the rematch between him and Democratic challenger Mike Collier.
Abbott on reelection to third term: 'Texans sent a very resounding message'
By John Suayan | Nov 9, 2022
Incumbent Republican Gov. Greg Abbott easily secured reelection on Tuesday by amassing 55% of the vote to defeat Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke.
Sampson on 700th career victory: 'It's been a wonderful journey'
By John Suayan | Nov 8, 2022
University of Houston Cougars (UH) men’s basketball head coach Kelvin Sampson reached a pair of milestones in the No. 3-ranked program’s season-opening 83-36 victory over the Northern Colorado Bears at home on Monday.