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Earl Campbell tells story behind the No. 34


January 23, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The most iconic number in Houston sports is the number 34 which has been worn by legends Earl Campbell, Nolan Ryan and Hakeem Olajuwon. The trio will be together this weekend signing at the Pasadena Fairgrounds for a Fiterman Sports show. When Campbell got to the NFL, many people believed he would wear the number 20, …

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Plastic pallets on fire at commercial building near Bush Airport


January 23, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Huge flames were seen pouring out of a building Wednesday night in north Harris County near Bush Intercontinental Airport. Investigators say the fire broke out at a commercial business in the 19700 block of Aldine Westfield near Richey Road. According to authorities, the facility refurbishes plastic pallets, and that’s what was on fire behind the building. …

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Rain moving out, fog returns Thursday morning and then sunshine


January 23, 2020

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As the rain comes to an end Thursday morning, you can expect some areas to wake up to patchy dense fog. Most of that will occur through the morning commute. A cold front moving through Thursday during the middle morning hours, will clear out the fog, and give us periods of sunshine Thursday afternoon. Sunshine will …

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Trump renews Medicaid funding Texas lost for excluding Planned Parenthood from women’s health program


January 23, 2020

AUSTIN — The Trump Administration has approved federal funding for the state’s Healthy Texas Women program, which offers health care and family planning services to thousands of low-income women but excludes Planned Parenthood. This marks the first time federal Medicaid funding has been granted to a program that excludes health care providers that perform abortions, and critics say this allows …

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At Trump’s impeachment trial, House managers highlight Ukraine pressure and demand for Biden probe


January 23, 2020

WASHINGTON — House impeachment managers began laying out the case against President Donald Trump on Wednesday, exhorting senators to save American democracy by sending an unmistakable warning to future presidents that they cannot abuse their power for personal gain. “Should the American people just come to expect that our presidents will corruptly abuse their office to seek the help of …

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Texas A&M chancellor roasts Harvard faculty for their criticism of a beef study


January 23, 2020

AUSTIN — Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp has a beef with Harvard — over a study about eating beef. Sharp sent Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow a searing letter Wednesday morning condemning Harvard faculty for aggressively questioning a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine last fall in which an A&M researcher declared that there’s “no need to …

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Owners, herd distraught after prized Texas longhorn fatally shot


January 23, 2020

Bud was the epitome of a regal Texas longhorn, with big horns tracing the width of a bald eagle’s wingspan. But early last week, WFAA-TV (Channel 8) reported, someone shot and killed the 13-year-old steer on his 100-acre Montague County ranch, leaving his owners and fellow longhorns grief-stricken. The reward is now $3,000 and growing for information leading to the killer’s …

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