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'The Delta variant is far more transmissible': COVID-19 cases soar in Houston
By John Sammon | Jul 29, 2021
It seems that people who refuse to get a COVID-19 vaccination in Texas communities like Houston are fueling a new upsurge in cases, causing health officials to raise the threat level from the second lowest tier (yellow) to the second highest (orange) on July 22.
'We hope this season brings you joy': Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha
By John Kelly | Jul 22, 2021
Muslims worldwide are celebrating Eid al-Adha, an Islamic religious festival that commemorates Prophet Abraham's faithfulness to God after being tested with the unfulfilled command to sacrifice his son Ishmael.
American Red Cross to public as the world heats up from climate change: 'Always have a plan for cool'
By Trina Thomas | Jul 22, 2021
As climate change is creating record-breaking temperatures this summer, the American Red Cross offers up their best tips and tricks on how to beat the heat.
'I wanted you to chill': Turner's unscripted rap highlight of 713 Day at Houston-opoly
By Karen Kidd | Jul 19, 2021
Mayor Sylvester Turner recently performed at a 713 Day holiday celebration in Houston.
'A historic day': Fort Bend County judge reacts to Branson's space flight
By April Bamburg | Jul 17, 2021
Billionaire Richard Branson made history on July 11 when he and five crew members of the Virgin Galactic Unity crew rocketed far enough above the desert of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, to experience weightlessness and see the curve of the earth.
Houston holds ceremony for renovated Hartman Park, 'the center of life here in this community'
By Art Benavidez | Jul 13, 2021
The city recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new playground at Hartman Park.
'Just what we need:' Eternal Gandhi Museum to open its doors in Houston
By Valerie Bonk | Jul 11, 2021
Houston will soon see the doors of the Eternal Gandhi Museum open to the public with the goal of preserving the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.
'Respected officer of the Kingwood Patrol Division' in Houston shot, injured in the line of duty
By Andy Nghiem | Jul 11, 2021
On July 5, Houston police officer Sam Cleveland was shot while responding to a disturbance at an apartment complex.
'Now's the time:' Adoption fees waived at Harris County Pets through July 11
By Valerie Bonk | Jul 8, 2021
Adoption fees are waived for furry friends at Harris County Pets through Sunday, July 11.
Texans 'still recovering from multiple natural disasters in a short period of time'
By John Kelly | Jun 26, 2021
Hurricane preparation is very expensive, especially for those still recovering from previous storms or natural disasters.
Texans encouraged to invest in generators as they are ‘critical for power outages’
By Kasey Schefflin-Emrich | Jun 24, 2021
Home Depot is among the retailers Texans are flocking to for the purchase of generators following revelations of the unstable nature of the state’s energy grid that came to light earlier this year.
'It's never been like this before': Thousands of immigrants cross U.S. southern border under Biden administration
By W.J. Kennedy | Jun 17, 2021
An influx of illegal immigrants crossing the U.S. southern border under the Biden administration has Patrick Zuberbueler on constant alert when working on his family’s ranch in southwest Texas.
'Get vaccinated': Houston Astros, Methodist Church offer free baseball tickets to those who get COVID-19 vaccination on June 15
By John Sammon | Jun 14, 2021
The Houston Astros baseball team in partnership with the Methodist Church of Houston are offering two free baseball tickets if you get a COVID-19 coronavirus vaccination on June 15.
'You shouldn't be afraid to get help because of the cost': Ellis promotes insurance for uninsured individuals
By John Kelly | Jun 10, 2021
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis encourages the public who lack health insurance to sign up during the extended Affordable Care Act (ACA) special enrollment period.
Houston's BakerRipley Dementia Care Center 'cannot continue to offer services beyond Oct. 29'
By Christina Heath | Jun 10, 2021
BakerRipley Dementia Day Center in Houston will be closing its doors as of Friday, Oct. 29 due to lack of funding.
Houston’s American Red Cross highlights drowning prevention measures 'to make sure we have water safety'
By Karla Florez | Jun 8, 2021
Houston has more drownings than any other area in Texas so far this year, the leading accidental cause of death for children under the age of five.
Play while you dine: Houston's arcade-themed bars offer games, drinks
By April Bamburg | Jun 7, 2021
With more of the city opening up, if you’re looking for a place to have some fun and get a drink where you can also experience a little bit of Houston’s charm, there are plenty of arcade-themed bars that are sure to entertain.
'Make a plan': NOAA expects above-average hurricane season
By Timothy Stuckey | May 25, 2021
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently forecasted an above-average Atlantic hurricane season this year, according to a press report.
'Finally had enough': COVID-19 has caused the health care industry to lose female workers in droves
By Andy Nghiem | May 23, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a mass exodus of women from the health care industry to leave because of lack of support from the system.
'You are not alone': The Bridge Over Troubled Waters urges domestic abuse survivors to seek help following murder of League City school principal
By Andy Nghiem | May 23, 2021
On May 12, a Texas elementary school principal, Erica Rene Allen, 35, was found dead in front of her League City home, the victim of an apparent murder-suicide.