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Front brings chance for storms, heat relief Tuesday


May 4, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Houston officially hit 90-degrees Monday for the first time in 2021. We won’t have to wait long for heat relief as a cool front blows through Tuesday with a chance for showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will start very mild in the mid 70s, but our highs will peak in the mid 80s with the front arriving …

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East Houston area residents remain without water as city repairs aged water line


May 4, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As a boil water notice rolled into its fourth day in a portion of Houston’s east side, a new water distribution took place Monday afternoon for the 6,000 residents impacted by a line break. Water has since been restored to the east Houston neighborhoods, but with limited pressure. “You pay your taxes. You pay your water …

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Family and volunteers to drop banner over Hwy 59 for missing mom


May 3, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Electronic billboards are expected to go up across the state starting Monday in the missing person case of Houston mom Erica Hernandez. Hernandez’s family and friends have also planned a banner drop on the bridges off the Southwest Freeway between Dunlavy and Holcombe. Those wishing to join the banner effort should meet at the Will Weber …

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Sam Houston St. beats North Dakota State to advance to FCS semis


May 3, 2021

HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Eric Schmid threw for 227 yards and a touchdown, and his 6-yard touchdown run with 3:39 left helped send second-seeded Sam Houston State past defending FCS champion North Dakota State 24-20 on Sunday. The Bearkats (8-0) advance to face the winner between No. 3-seed James Madison and North Dakota in the semifinals. Sam Houston State’s win gives …

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Two Grand Prairie council seats headed to runoffs, $75 million bond measure approved


May 3, 2021

Voters in Grand Prairie approved $75 million in bonds for economic development while two of three council races were so close they are now headed to a June 5 runoff. In total, 57.1% of residents voted for the bonds, according to Saturday’s election results, with 8,466 weighing in on the measure. The bonds will support revitalization of commercial, retail, residential and mixed-use …

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