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Heightened Security In Place At Houston Churches After South Texas Shooting

Houston Public Media Staff

Posted on November 6, 2017 · Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said church shootings may be inevitable, and faith leaders need to prepare

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Harris County apartment residents say they’re living in “inhumane” conditions; property management says work is being done

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Posted on August 12, 2022 · City Crossing Apartments residents say they are experiencing mold, excess rodents and no air conditioning.

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Houston ISD approves funding for police equipment in case of active shooting situation

Posted on August 12, 2022 · Equipment includes rifles, ballistic shields, bulletproof vests and ammunition for HISD officers.

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Wednesday’s rain across Houston provided relief from heat, but much more needed to end drought

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Posted on August 11, 2022 · Nearly three inches of rain was officially recorded at Bush Intercontinental Airport as the region got much-needed precipitation.

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Phone bills are about to go up for some in Texas. Here’s why.

Cecilia Lenzen, Texas Tribune

Posted on August 11, 2022 · Texans with typical individual cellphone plans will have to pay a few dollars more each month. The increase will be higher for those with family plans and those who pay per-minute rates.

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