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Man indicted in fatal shooting while showing off gun in Dallas apartment


November 25, 2020

A Dallas man has been indicted on a manslaughter charge after a fatal shooting at an apartment in June. A Dallas County grand jury handed down the indictment against 23-year-old Ken Dwayne Henson last week. Constable feels “disrespected” after office moved to basement near “NEGROES” sign Ellis County Constable Precinct 3 Curtis Polk Jr. speaks about his relocated office in …

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What you need to know about coronavirus, plus a map of every case in Texas


November 25, 2020

Health authorities are closely watching an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new strain of coronavirus known as COVID-19. Here are the answers to key questions about the outbreak: What is the new virus? Scientists have identified the virus as a novel, or new, coronavirus. The name comes from the Latin word for crowns or halos, which coronaviruses resemble …

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Kendra Scott and Favor team up to deliver holiday gifts across Texas


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As you plan your Christmas shopping strategy this year, you may want to plan to shop local. It’s estimated that nearly 60% of retail business closures due to COVID-19 are now permanent, according to data from Yelp. So, small businesses will need your support now more than ever. League City is supporting businesses in our area …

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Wet streets for the morning commute, better rain chance after Thanksgiving


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Prepare for some wet streets on your Wednesday morning a drive. A cool front blowing through the state will bring us widely scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder, especially before sunrise. You won’t notice a huge drop in the temperatures, but you will notice a big drop in the humidity Wednesday afternoon. This front …

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UH postpones football game over COVID-19 for 2nd week in a row


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The University of Houston football game slated for Saturday against Tulsa is being postponed due to positive COVID-19 cases within the Cougars team, the school announced Tuesday. UH’s athletics department said the game may be rescheduled for Saturday, Dec. 19 if neither team is a participant in the American Athletic Conference Championship Game. Houston is scheduled …

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Houston homeless surprised with authentic Thanksgiving meal


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As we prepare to enter the final month of what has been a troubling year, many people need help and the need is evident. TheraGood Deeds, a Houston organization whose mission is to provide a mentorship and outreach program for youth, held its 7th annual pre-Thanksgiving community outreach event on Tuesday. Houston-area children and teens took …

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Midtown residents concerned after armed robbery and shooting


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — When gunfire rang out from the front parking area of the Dolce Midtown apartments Monday night, Jake Gaston instinctively picked up the phone and called 911. “We’ve had a tremendous uptick in activity like this — robbery, muggings, car break-ins,” said Gaston, who says he feels decidedly less safe the past few months. Gaston attributes the increased problems …

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What are Houston’s top health officials and leaders doing for Thanksgiving?


November 25, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — What are some of Houston’s top health officials and city leaders doing for Thanksgiving? How do they plan on staying safe from COVID-19? During a briefing on the city’s coronavirus response on Monday, Steven Romo asked this question. The COVID-19 positivity rate is at 8.8% this week, up from 7.9% last week, said Mayor Sylvester Turner. …

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Family warns ignoring homeless could lead to ‘another body in the morgue’


November 25, 2020

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) — Katrena Curtis walked upstairs into her brother’s room and found a folder with his name on the outside. When she opened it, there was a handwritten note tucked between some of his sketches. Her brother, Jason Cavitt, couldn’t read or write well. He had an intellectual development disorder, and his family said he dropped out …

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