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Prestigious James Beard tasting event spotlights star Houston chefs in 1 of only 5 US stops


June 14, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas — The organization behind America’s most prestigious culinary awards will host an event featuring some of Houston’s top chefs. The James Beard Foundation’s Taste America Culinary Series will kick off in Houston on June 29. Houston is one of only five cities nationally that will host a tasting event, which is designed to celebrate chefs and independent restaurants with …

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Abbott’s handwritten notes show what governor was told after Uvalde shooting


June 14, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Handwritten notes released to 13 Investigates on Monday reveal what Gov. Greg Abbott was told about the confusing police response after the May 24 mass shooting that killed 19 elementary school students and two teachers in Uvalde. During a news conference after the shooting, Abbott initially told Texans officers went into Robb Elementary School to confront …

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Family sues Texas Children’s Hospital doctor after 4-year-old underwent unintentional vasectomy


June 14, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A Houston family is suing Texas Children’s Hospital doctor after a 4-year-old went in for an inguinal hernia repair and left with a partial vasectomy. Doctor Susan L. Jarosz is being sued for medical negligence. Houston attorneys Randy Sorrels and Tom Omondi said in a press release that the 4-year-old had complaints of right-sided swelling in …

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9-year-old shot and killed, mother injured in northwest Houston, police say


June 14, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A 9-year-old was shot and killed, and their mother injured in northwest Houston on Monday evening, police say. At 9:54 p.m., the Houston Police Department responded to a shooting at 404 Oxford St. and E. 4th St. Upon arrival, police found a 9-year-old suffering a gunshot wound to the head and his mother who was shot …

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Here’s when we expect the worst air quality from the Saharan haze


June 14, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Saharan haze is turning the sky gray over Houston, and it’s going to get worse before it gets better. Another large plume will arrive late Wednesday, but it will thin out by Father’s Day weekend. While it’s here, individuals sensitive to the fine dust particles may notice flareups of allergy and asthma symptoms. Temperatures Tuesday morning …

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Houston student wins Apple’s worldwide coding competition


June 13, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Apple invited students around the world to come up with an amazing app and a teenager from Houston beat out hundreds of others from dozens of countries to take home the top prize. At first, Carnegie Vanguard High School junior, Jones Mays II thought the email declaring him the winner was spam. “I called my dad, …

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