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    News Call 988: New suicide hotline number launches Saturday

    The National Suicide Prevention Line’s new number 9-8-8 has launched in Harris County and nationwide on Saturday. Inside the Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD, part of Paul Daigle’s job is answering the call. “I think it’s needed,” he said. Daigle is a peer specialist at the Harris...
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    News 2 arrested in 7-Eleven robberies and slayings in Los Angeles area

    Two people were arrested Friday in a series of shootings and robberies at 7-Eleven stores in Southern California that left two people dead and three others wounded, authorities said. “This was a reign of terror,” Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said at a news conference Friday...
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    News What is parechovirus? Signs, symptoms and risk factors of the virus infecting babies across the country

    Multiple states have reported new cases of parechoviruses, a group of viruses that commonly infect children, over the last two months, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a health alert to physicians and public health departments this week. The recent cases belong to a...
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    News Suspect armed with gun shot several times by officers at Montgomery County motel, authorities say

    An investigation is ongoing after a man who was possibly intoxicated was shot by officers at a Montgomery County motel Friday night. According to Montgomery County Lt. Scott Spencer, officers with Magnolia Police Department responded to a welfare check at a hotel in the 17700 block of FM 1488...
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    News 2 HPD officers injured after suspected drunk driver strikes patrol vehicle in SW Houston, police say

    Two Houston police officers are hurt after a suspected drunk driver struck their patrol vehicle outside an elementary school in southwest Houston early Saturday, police said. According to HPD Sgt. R. Dunn, officers were responding to an assist call at around 2 a.m. when a silver sedan driven by...
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    News July weather continues today

    Today’s Forecast: Today we’ll see about a 20% chance of showers and storms. Highs will be in the upper 90s in areas where the storms do not occur. Blazing Hot July: If you feel like we’ve been way hotter than we should be for the month of July so far, you would be right. Temperatures have...
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    News Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says it’s ‘time for Texas to expand medical marijuana’

    Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is calling on state leaders to start a new chapter with a new attitude about cannabis use. The state’s top agriculture official penned an editorial Friday that highlights his position, which includes urging Gov. Greg Abbott to make the issue a top...
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    News Houston’s Comicpalooza is back and expected to help recharge the city’s economy

    After a lull because of COVID-19, Houston’s very own Comicpalooza is back and bigger than last year! The nearly 50, 000 people who are expected to fill the George R Brown convention center this weekend are in for much more than comics, they’re also helping to recharge Houston’s economy. While...
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    News Woman claims downstairs neighbor broke through her floor and pepper sprayed her over noise complaint

    A mother of two young children claims her downstairs neighbor broke through her tile floor and “pepper sprayed” her, following a series of unresolved noise complaints. The incident happened in late June at the Doma Chase condominium complex located in the 9700 block of Richmond Avenue in west...
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    News TSU to provide free breast cancer screenings to more than 1,300 minority women

    Research shows African American women have worse breast cancer outcomes than other women due to advanced disease at diagnosis. Now, a new grant is helping Texas Southern University eliminate this disparity by improving access to screening and prevention. The $1 million grant from the Cancer...
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    News Do you recognize them? Surveillance photos show suspects accused of stealing several family urns from Baytown cemetery

    Surveillance photos have been released in efforts someone from the public will identify a man and woman accused of stealing numerous family urns from a Baytown cemetery, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. The theft was reported on May 26, 2020 at around 10 p.m. at the Earthman...
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    News Military contractor pleads guilty to rigging bids for public contracts in Texas, Michigan

    A Texas military contractor pleaded guilty Wednesday to rigging bids on public military contracts in Texas and Michigan, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. John “Mark” Leveritt, 62, admitted to rigging bids on government contracts from at least May 2013 through April 2018. According...
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    News 15-year-old boy to become Sam Houston State University’s youngest graduate; wants to become cardiologist

    While many teens are managing to get through high school, this 15-year-old boy will make history at Sam Houston State University by being its first youngest graduate. Nehemiah Juniel, 15, will receive his bachelor’s degree in health sciences in August, making him the youngest student to ever...
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    News This headline is correct! Emu on the loose leads Houston police on low-speed trot in Greenspoint area

    An emu led Houston police on a low-speed trot Thursday morning - yes, you just read that correctly - before the big bird was taken into custody and reportedly returned to its rightful owner. Only in Houston! Social media lit up after several motorists captured cellphone video of the animal...
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    News TxDOT approves nearly $150M to improve transportation in state’s rural areas, smaller cities

    TxDOT announced Friday that it’s investing $150 million to bring critically needed upgrades to improve transportation access to Texans in rural areas and smaller cities. On July 12, the Texas Transportation Commission awarded more than $68 million in federal and state funds to transit providers...
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    News Watch live: Cruz, Cornyn, fellow Republicans to tour Texas-Mexico border, hold joint news conference

    U.S. Texas Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn will speak at a joint news conference Friday with several other Republican senators to discuss border policies. Cornyn and Cruz will be joined by colleagues James Lankford (R-Okla.), Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), and...
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    News Book sports physical, child wellness visits this National Youth Sports Week

    Mark your calendars for July 20 to 26 because that is National Youth Sports Week. The National Council on Youth Sports will be introducing new ways for communities to promote healthy lifestyles for people of all ages through sports. A sports physical exam is required for any student who wants...
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    News Weekly wrap: Surveillance video from school attack, Tim Miller fights for his daughter and the drought impact on food prices

    Have you had a chance yet to take some time off this summer? This week several members of our team took some much needed time off to recharge and spend time with their families. Still, we did manage to get some work done! Video from inside the school is released Why did it take so long for...
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    News PHOTOS: 28 baby egrets, blue herons released to the wild after they were found injured at protected breeding ground

    Over 20 baby egrets and blue herons were released back into the wild after an investigation was launched where dozens of birds were found injured or dead at a northwest Harris County subdivision. According to the Houston SPCA in a news release, 28 juvenile Great Egrets and Great Blue Herons...
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    News 30 women alleging sexual misconduct against Deshaun Watson settle claims with Houston Texans organization

    All of the women who have made, or intended to make, claims against the Houston Texans organization for their alleged role in the allegations against former Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson have resolved their claims, Houston attorney Tony Buzbee announced Friday. The terms of the settlements...
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