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Waking up to a frosty start, freezing temps for some


November 2, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Bundle up as you head out the door this morning! A Freeze Warning is in effect for Trinity, Walker, San Jacinto, Polk, Burleson, Brazos, Grimes, and northern Liberty counties from 1 am-9 am Thursday. Temperatures for most this morning are starting off in the 30s, and that could put frost on rooftops and windshields in your neighborhood. …

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Funeral Prayer for Dr. Talat Jahan Khan, Pakistani-Origin Resident, Held in Houston; Burial Scheduled in Seattle


November 1, 2023

By: Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Houston, Texas: The funeral prayer for Dr. Talat Jahan Khan, a Pakistani woman tragically killed in Conroe, took place in Houston. In attendance were hundreds of mourners, including the deceased’s husband, son, daughter, and brother, wjahat Khan, as well as Consul General Houston Aftab Chaudhary. The emotional service was held at Hamza Mosque in Houston, …

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HISD mom raises concerns, says 6-year-old son was mistakenly dismissed and boarded onto METRO busHISD mom raises concerns, says 6-year-old son was mistakenly dismissed and boarded onto METRO bus


November 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A Houston mom is calling for protocol changes after she said Whidby Elementary School lost her 6-year-old son during dismissal time. According to the mom, the young boy was found by a stranger nearly a mile away. Monique Daniely said she pulled up to Whidby on Monday to pick up her son, Logan. She said a school …

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Jordanian living in Houston accused of studying how to make bombs, supporting killing Jews, FBI says


November 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A Jordanian citizen living in Houston has been vocal about his support for killing Jews, according to the director of the FBI. Sohaib Abuayyash, 20, is charged with a federal count of possession of a weapon by a prohibited person. During his testimony on Tuesday before the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security, where he discussed threats …

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Harris County DA’s Office files ‘Red Notice’ for suspect jailed in El Salvador for wife’s murder


November 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The Harris County District Attorney’s Office said a Red Notice was filed and accepted on Monday for Ever Navarrete, the man accused of killing his wife. Officials said Navarrete had a hearing in El Salvador on Tuesday, where officials agreed to hold him for 60 days while HCDAO puts together their extradition package. The latest update comes …

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Houston’s top 4 mayoral candidates under the microscope for their stances on crime


November 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — With Election Day just a week away, Houston’s four leading mayoral candidates took the stage in an debate addressing voters, and crime was one of the main topics. Although current Mayor Sylvester Turner has touted his One Safe Houston crime initiative for causing crime to trend downward, many voters aren’t feeling it and want the next administration to …

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Turner ends term without fulfilling theme park vow, but Houston has been close


November 1, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As Mayor Sylvester Turner leaves office, his vision to bring back a theme park during his term appears unlikely, but industry experts believe it won’t be much longer until Houston gets a theme park. ‘I still see ghosts’: The memories of Astroworld are still fresh in Houstonians minds nearly 20 years after it closed The Texas Cyclone, …

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