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Watch out! There’s already a COVID-19 vaccine circulating


December 15, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As vaccine shipments go out, scammers are already trying to cash in. Some are selling fake vaccines, while others are promising to get you to the front of the line. As the COVID-19 vaccine rolls out across the country, the Better Business Bureau is warning that scammers will be right on its tail. Here’s how the …

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4 Pasadena officers shoot and kill armed thief who took 2 vehicles


December 15, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Four Pasadena police officers on Monday opened fire on an armed man who stole two different vehicles in a crime spree that spanned parts of southeast Harris County. The shots were fired on Sabo Road in southeast Houston during the afternoon. The suspect died from the police gunfire. According to Houston police, whose officers were not …

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MD Anderson receives first batch of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine


December 15, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine have arrived in Texas. MD Anderson Cancer Center was one of four sites in the state to receive 4,875 of the 19,500 doses of the vaccine sent out Monday morning. An additional 19 sites will receive 75,075 doses on Tuesday. “They’ve been preparing for quite some time to manage …

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Houston Rockets Coach Stephen Silas has ‘good conversation’ with James Harden


December 15, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas — First-year Houston Rockets coach Stephen Silas said he had a “good conversation” with James Harden before the perennial All-Star’s first practice of the season Monday, but they did not discuss Harden’s reported desire to be traded. “You can ask him about his commitment and all that sort of thing,” said Silas, who has not been in regular …

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Dr. Varon at UMMC fighting to get COVID-19 vaccines for staff


December 15, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — His picture went viral across the world recently. Dr. Joseph Varon at United Memorial Medical Center was photographed hugging a patient with COVID-19. It was a simple embrace that was much needed for both the patient and doctor in a time when the world is ready to move past the pandemic. “Good Morning America’s” report on …

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DeSoto librarians create online holiday reading room


December 14, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has prompted businesses, sports teams and schools across the country to adjust. For DeSoto ISD librarians, that has meant meeting students where they are: online. Librarians have created the “Countdown to Christmas” virtual reading room for students and the community to enjoy holiday stories. Secret Tipper surprises server in Allen with a $500 tip A server at Allen Cafe …

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A DeSoto teen goes into business as ‘The Pie Dude’ after baking catches on during pandemic


December 14, 2020

Living in relative isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic has affected people in different ways. Some have used the extra time to rest. DeSoto High School sophomore Kevin Robinson Jr. decided to feed his parents, and he turned his efforts in the kitchen into a business: The Pie Dude is now accepting orders and catering requests online. Secret Tipper surprises server in …

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Carjacking ends with suspect shooting himself in Garland, police say


December 14, 2020

When Wylie police officers followed a car robbery suspect into Garland on Friday morning, the pursuit ended with the man shooting himself, according to the Garland Police Department. The man, who is alive and has yet to be identified, is believed to have stolen the car at gunpoint in Dallas, according to police. Secret Tipper surprises server in Allen with a $500 …

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