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Astroworld organizers had ‘strong hunch’ on overcrowding, raising red flags weeks prior to tragedy


March 23, 2024

Newly submitted documents in the civil lawsuit related to the Astroworld Festival reveal that concerns were raised in the weeks leading up to the event, indicating potential warning signs prior to the tragic incident. Numerous attendees are suing Travis Scott, Live Nation, and other organizers following the deaths of 10 people and numerous injuries. One of the plaintiffs enlisted the …

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Former UT Longhorn Bijan Robinson has perfect March Madness bracket after day of upsets


March 23, 2024

March Madness is living up to its name once again, with less than 1% of college basketball brackets remaining perfect after Thursday night’s games, amounting to a mere .00038%. Atlanta Falcons running back and former UT Longhorn Bijan Robinson is among the fortunate few whose bracket remains unscathed, adding a touch of excitement to his experience. Robinson shared his elation …

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Playing favorites: Coogs freshman developed affinity for teammate during NCAA Tournament


March 23, 2024

In Houston, Texas (KTRK), Head Coach Kelvin Sampson of the Cougars basketball team has earned respect and admiration from his players over the years. However, during a recent interaction with his players, Sampson was deeply moved by something unexpected. Speaking to reporters before his team’s NCAA Tournament debut, Sampson recounted a touching moment he witnessed between senior J’Wan Roberts and …

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Superintendent Mike Miles reverses HISD’s new policy on principal evaluations


March 23, 2024

In Houston, Texas (KTRK), there has been a significant shift in policy regarding the evaluation and potential termination of administrators within the Houston Independent School District (HISD), as announced by the district superintendent. This change comes following widespread protests against the district’s new rating system, which had previously put the jobs of administrators at risk based on performance metrics. Protesters …

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Baby dropped at stranger’s door in SE Houston has been identified, HPD says


March 23, 2024

In Houston, Texas (KTRK), authorities have made progress in unraveling the circumstances surrounding the discovery of an infant left outside a family’s doorstep in southeast Houston, according to recent updates. On Thursday morning, at approximately 6:24 a.m., a baby boy was found outside a residence in the 8400 block of Winthrop Lane. The family residing there encountered the child seated …

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Wife charged in husband’s shooting death after leaving Greater Uptown apt. with 2 kids, docs show


March 23, 2024

In Houston, Texas, court documents allege that a woman, Keaiirra Shavoiyae Chidozie, 28, shot her husband multiple times during a dispute in their apartment in west Houston on Thursday evening. Chidozie was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon on Friday following the incident at 2634 Yorktown Street, to which officers from the Houston Police Department responded at approximately …

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