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2916 Ave. K, Rosenberg sold by Kelly Marie and Patrick Altman Thompson

On April 23, Alycia Chinai purchased a property at 2916 Ave. K, Rosenberg from Kelly Marie and Patrick Altman Thompson.


9522 Sweeney Brook Lane, Rosenberg unloaded by Perry Homes LLC

A property at 9522 Sweeney Brook Lane, Rosenberg was sold on April 23 by Perry Homes LLC for $174,400. The buyers were Erelina B Santos and Rosario Medel S Del.


16310 Tiburon Way, Houston unloaded by Shawn Paul and Diana Rosine Michaels and And Dr Michaels Sp (trust)

A property at 16310 Tiburon Way, Houston was sold on April 24 by Shawn Paul and Diana Rosine Michaels and And Dr Michaels Sp (trust) for $158,580. The buyers were Shawn Paul and Diana Rosine Michaels.


Reps. Monica De La Cruz and Jodey Arrington Call for Immediate Action on Mexico’s Water Treaty Delinquencies in Letter to U.S. Trade Representative

MCALLEN, Texas — Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (TX-15) and Congressman Jodey Arrington (TX-19) have raised concerns over Mexico's failure to comply with its obligations under the 1944 Water Treaty, urging for immediate action to address the ongoing water treaty issues. The congresswoman emphasized the urgent need for Mexico to deliver the agreed-upon 350,000-acre feet of water per year to the United States, which has been significantly delayed, impacting the agricultural viability of South Texas.In a joint effort, De La Cruz and Arrington have formally requested a...


Treatment for Deadly Superbug C. diff May Be Weakening

The antibiotic vancomycin, recommended as first-line treatment for infection caused by the deadly superbug C. difficile (C. diff), may not be living up to its promise, according to new research from the University of Houston College of Pharmacy."Despite the increasing prevalence of data showing reduced effectiveness of vancomycin, there is a significant lack of understanding regarding whether antimicrobial resistance to these strains may affect the clinical response to vancomycin therapy," reports Anne J. Gonzales-Luna, research assistant professor in the Department of...


Governor Abbott Announces New Crystal Window And Door Systems Manufacturing Facility in Mansfield

Governor Greg Abbott revealed that Crystal Window and Door Systems TX, LTD. is set to establish a cutting-edge manufacturing facility and regional corporate headquarters in Mansfield. The project, which is expected to generate 504 new jobs and over $121 million in capital investment, has received a Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF) grant of $3,150,000 along with a $15,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus. Governor Abbott commended the company's decision, stating, "'Made in Texas' is a powerful global brand, and I congratulate Crystal Window and Door Systems on this significant...


Governor Abbott Appoints Boatright To Texas Racing Commission

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Jason Boatright to the Texas Racing Commission for a term set to expire February 1, 2025. Boatright, who hails from Dallas, brings a wealth of experience to the Commission as he currently serves as special counsel at Duane Morris LLP.Boatright's impressive background includes previous appointments by Governor Abbott to various prestigious positions. He was appointed by the Supreme Court of Texas to the Texas Board of Disciplinary Appeals, served as a justice on the Texas Fifth Court of Appeals, and held positions on the boards of the...


5922 Brook Bend Drive, Sugar Land sold on April 22

On April 22, Tak Lam purchased a property at 5922 Brook Bend Drive, Sugar Land from Lam Independent Edmond.


Tak Lam acquires 3907 Garnet Falls, Sugar Land, appraised at $411,800

On April 22, Tak Lam purchased a property at 3907 Garnet Falls, Sugar Land from Lam Independent Edmond.


602 Kyle St., Sugar Land acquired by Hurtado Laura Mira, Mario Walter Cano Giraldo and Laura Daniela Mira Hurtado

On April 22, Hurtado Laura Mira, Mario Walter Cano Giraldo and Laura Daniela Mira Hurtado purchased a property at 602 Kyle St., Sugar Land from D. R. Horton-Texas Ltd. and Dr Horton Texas Ltd.


Randall and Rachel Gomez acquire 6203 Canyon Rock Way, Katy, appraised at $77,432

A property at 6203 Canyon Rock Way, Katy was sold on April 22 by Aino Houston LLC for $77,432. The buyers were Randall and Rachel Gomez.


16750 Quail Run Drive, Houston purchased by Iic Avill

A property at 16750 Quail Run Drive, Houston was sold on April 22 by US Bank Trust Co. (trustee) and Velocity Commerciai Capital Ioan Trust 2023-2 for $152,060. The buyer was Iic Avill.


10511 Creek Bend Drive, Needville purchased by Emrullah Emre and Tuba Kulac

On April 22, Emrullah Emre and Tuba Kulac purchased a property at 10511 Creek Bend Drive, Needville from D. R. Horton-Texas Ltd. and Dr Horton Texas Ltd.


Pitholi Moudgil and U./A. Moudgil (living trust) purchase 21731 Canyon Peak Lane, Cinco Ranch, appraised at $329,552

A property at 21731 Canyon Peak Lane, Cinco Ranch was sold on April 22 by Pitholi Moudgil for $329,552. The buyers were Pitholi Moudgil and U./A. Moudgil (living trust).


Nausheruan Karnal Baban and Ashna Sabunchi unload 3615 Brinton Trails Lane, Cinco Ranch

On April 22, Seyedhassan Fakourian purchased a property at 3615 Brinton Trails Lane, Cinco Ranch from Nausheruan Karnal Baban and Ashna Sabunchi.


Mayor Whitmire Names New Department of Neighborhoods Director

Houston City Council has confirmed Herbert Sims as the new Director of the Department of Neighborhoods (DON), as appointed by Mayor John Whitmire. Sims, who has been serving as the interim director since February, brings over two decades of experience working for the city and has excelled in various leadership and management roles.Mayor Whitmire praised Sims, stating, "Mr. Sims illustrates the value of our municipal employees. He came up through the ranks and has demonstrated his ability to get things done to help improve the quality of our neighborhoods. He is one of the...


Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz Secures $1 Million Grant for Removal of Dilapidated Otilla Dam in San Antonio River

Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz has successfully secured a $1 million grant for the removal of the dilapidated Otilla Dam in the San Antonio River. The grant, allocated to the San Antonio River Authority, follows De La Cruz's advocacy for the grant application to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.The Otilla Dam, built in the 1920s for irrigation purposes, has long been a barrier in the San Antonio River, disrupting its natural flow and posing safety risks to the surrounding areas, including counties in De La Cruz’s 15th Congressional District. Despite being located...


HHS Secretary Becerra Admits to Not Following the Science

In a recent Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee hearing, Rep. Dan Crenshaw criticized U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra for the agency's reliance on questionable research rather than hard science in determining gender transitioning policies for minors. Rep. Crenshaw lambasted the Biden Administration for pushing what he referred to as pseudoscience under the guise of healthcare.During the hearing, Rep. Crenshaw highlighted concerns about the practices of affirming children's gender ideations and subjecting them to puberty blockers and...


McCaul, Gonzales, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Provide Canine Therapy Support for CBP Personnel

WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) and Congressman Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) introduced the PEARL Act, a bill aimed at providing therapy dogs to address the mental health challenges faced by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel.“Our border patrol agents at the southern border witness countless human tragedies during every shift they take — from medical emergencies to human trafficking,” said Rep. McCaul. “It’s no wonder they’re experiencing a severe mental health crisis, as several agents told me on my recent trip to McAllen. I am proud to...


Sustainable Clean Future Possible with Innovative High-Energy-Density Capacitors

In a recent breakthrough, a multi-university research team, including experts from the University of Houston, Jackson State University, and Howard University, has made significant strides in capacitor technology. The team's innovative work has led to the development of a new type of flexible high-energy-density capacitor, holding great promise for various industries.Capacitors are crucial components in electronic devices and energy storage systems, known for their ability to discharge high amounts of energy quickly. Alamgir Karim, a prominent figure in the research team,...