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Tropical Storm Headed Towards Texas


September 13, 2021

After a warm and dry weekend, we will be seeing some changes in the coming days. We will start to notice a bit more humidity by Monday as tropical moisture lifts northward from the Gulf of Mexico. A few showers will be possible Monday through Thursday in North Texas. But the rain chances will be much higher in south and …

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Tropical storm Nicholas approaching Texas coast


September 13, 2021

The big story today is Tropical Storm Nicholas approaching the South Texas coast. It is strengthening and could become a category one hurricane tonight just before making landfall. It’s expected to move onshore near Port Lavaca or Port Aransas. Heavy rain of 10 to 15 inches (isolated 20″ totals) will bring a flooding threat to much of southeast Texas tonight …

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1 killed, 1 critical in crash after suspected drunk driver runs red light


September 13, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — One person died early Sunday and two passengers were trapped after a major crash on a southwest Houston freeway feeder road involving a suspected drunk driver. It happened just after 3 a.m. on the Southwest Freeway feeder and Fountain View. A woman who police said they believe was intoxicated ran a red light on the northbound …

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2 killed in fiery crash on Southwest Freeway due to wrong-way driver


September 13, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A fiery crash Sunday morning killed two people and forced the complete closure of the Southwest Freeway southbound main lanes and the feeder road in southwest Houston. It happened some time before 5 a.m. on the freeway near West Bellfort. A vehicle was headed north in the southbound lanes of the freeway when it clipped an …

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Almost $2,000 worth of clothing donations gone after thieves take off with trailer, director says


September 13, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A nonprofit organization is working to recover everything it lost after someone stole their trailer with about $2,000 worth of clothes inside, intended to be donations for those in need. Surveillance video captured the moment a white pickup truck took the trailer from East 8th Street in the Deer Park area early Friday morning. Director of …

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City lowers Lake Houston levels ahead of Tropical Storm Nicholas


September 13, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The Coastal Water Authority and Houston Public Works was lowering Lake Houston on Sunday in preparation of Tropical Storm Nicholas approaching the Gulf of Mexico. Lake Houston was currently at 42.29 feet before it was lowered to 41.5 feet at around noon. The National Weather Service Houston-Galveston is forecasting 3 or more inches of rain in …

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UPS offering short-term jobs with benefits in Houston area


September 13, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — The United Parcel Service (UPS) is hiring more than 3,000 seasonal employees in the Houston area to support the anticipated increase in packages for the holiday season. The shipping company is hiring for package car drivers, tractor-trailer drivers, driver helpers, package handlers and personal vehicle drivers. According to UPS, about one third of seasonal workers were …

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