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HISD superintendent, counselor encourage talking with kids about Uvalde tragedy


May 26, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — While statistics show your family is not likely to be impacted by a school shooting, after the horrific violence that unfolded in Uvalde on Tuesday, that does not make parents or students feel better. “It’s just every parent’s worst nightmare. Worst nightmare. All we ever want to do is protect our kids, create a safe environment …

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Our coolest morning in nearly a month


May 26, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — What a start! Temperatures this morning are in the 50s and low 60s for most of the area. Sunshine will rapidly warm the temperatures to near 90 in the afternoon, but it will feel great with the low humidity. An Ozone Pollution Watch is in effect Thursday and Friday afternoons. The combination of light winds, sunshine, …

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How Houston can help Robb Elementary School shooting victims in Uvalde


May 26, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As the nation learns more details about the devastating shooting that left 19 students and two teachers dead at a Uvalde elementary school, Houstonians are looking for ways to help the families of those impacted. Customers who shop at H-E-B, Central Market, Joe V’s Smart Shop, and Mi Tienda can contribute to the victims by making …

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Houston Restaurant Weeks serves up 2022 dates and new prices


May 25, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas — Houston’s most popular charity dining event has revealed its dates for 2022. Houston Restaurant Weeks will follow its usual schedule of running from August 1 through Labor Day weekend (Monday, Sept. 5), which means Houstonians will have 36 days to dine out and do good. Founded by media personality Cleverley Stone, Houston Restaurant Weeks offers diners two-, three-, …

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Primary runoff election features key races for both Democrats and Republicans


May 25, 2022

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) — Tuesday’s primary runoff election features key races for both Democrats and Republicans ahead of the general election in November. On the Republican ballot, incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton faces off against current Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush. Paxton, seeking his third term, bested a field of three challengers on March 1, but he fell …

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Houston-area leaders react to deadly Uvalde, Texas elementary school shooting: ‘Enough is enough’


May 25, 2022

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As more details surface on the deadly shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, Houston-area leaders are stating “enough is enough.” The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon at Robb Elementary School, where 14 students and a teacher were gunned down, according to Gov. Greg Abbott. In light of the news, leaders across the Houston area shared …

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