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Baby dropped at stranger’s door in SE Houston has been identified, HPD says


March 22, 2024

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — At least part of the mystery surrounding an infant found outside a family’s door in southeast Houston has been solved, according to authorities. On Thursday, Houston Police Department said a baby boy was discovered at about 6:24 a.m. in front of a home in the 8400 block of Winthrop Lane. The family discovered the child in a …

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HCSO hosts news conference for any victims linked to 23-year-old man accused of 6 sex assault cases


March 22, 2024

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The Harris County Sheriff’s Office hosted a news conference on Friday, asking for any victims of a 23-year-old New Caney man accused in several cases of sexual assault involving minors. Officials say that Christian Morales was arrested in Montgomery County for an assault on a family member. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office told that Morales is …

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No. 14 Rice Owls fall in Women’s March Madness despite pushing defending champs LSU to the limit


March 22, 2024

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (KTRK) — Rice was a 28.5-point underdog before tipping off with the defending national champions, the LSU Tigers. While the No. 14 Owls fell in their first NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament game in five years, head coach Lindsay Edmonds and her players proved they could hang with the likes of superstar Angel Reese and company. The American Athletic …

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City of Houston moves forward with $650 million deal with fire union


March 21, 2024

The ongoing legal drama surrounding the City of Houston and the firefighters’ contract took a new twist on Monday. During what was intended to be a status conference, a lawyer appeared claiming to represent 101 former Houston firefighters who he alleged were being excluded from the agreement. After approximately 45 minutes of debate between the lawyer, representatives from the firefighters …

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City’s deal with HFD on raises sparks passionate debate about the billion-dollar price tag


March 21, 2024

In Houston, Texas, a contentious discussion arose among city council members regarding a proposed agreement to provide firefighters with retroactive pay and salary increases. During a heated exchange that lasted over an hour on Wednesday, various council members challenged Mayor John Whitmire on the financial feasibility of the deal. Houston City Council Member Tiffany Thomas expressed concerns about the city’s …

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Houston is the No. 1 riskiest city in the nation to be a homeowner, study finds


March 21, 2024

In Houston, Texas, the real estate market presents considerable challenges, especially for first-time homebuyers. However, despite the obstacles, there is still optimism for those aspiring to purchase their dream home. A recent study conducted by Zillow revealed that compared to 2020, homebuyers now require 70% more income in Houston to comfortably afford a home. While this may seem relatively favorable …

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