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Austin Street bike lane removal begins in Midtown Houston amid outcry from cyclists
The Austin Street cyclepath, considered the spine of the bike lane network rolled out in the city over recent years, will be taken out and not replaced.
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City of Houston
Houston water bill rates to increase by average of 6% starting in April
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Business
Houston-based Pappas Restaurants making bid for bankrupt On The Border franchise
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Galveston
Galveston Island Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis on leave pending park board investigation
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Arts & Culture
Selena lives on: New generation of Latinas embrace Queen of Tejano music 30 years after her death
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Sports
University of Houston’s defense carries Cougars into 7th Final Four with 69-50 win over Tennessee
City of Houston
- City of Houston Houston ethics committee proposes changes to vendor rules, ignores event fundraising practices
- Public Safety Texas Senate passes bill to fund safer railroad crossings after Houston ISD student’s death
- Sports Memorial Park Golf Course ready for Texas Children’s Houston Open after damage from derecho, Hurricane Beryl
- City of Houston Houston City Council denies CenterPoint Energy rate hike that would wipe out savings from rate settlement
- Transportation Houston cycling advocates protest removal of safety features along Heights Boulevard
Politics
- Immigration Houston-area immigration nonprofit sues federal agencies over legal services for unaccompanied children
- Elections Clock ticks down for Texas governor to call special election for late Sylvester Turner’s congressional seat
- Politics Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, former Congressman Beto O’Rourke discuss Democrats’ future at Houston-area event
- Politics Galveston-area Congressman Randy Weber calls for House to censure U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Dallas
- National Republican lawmakers seek to put PBS and NPR in the hot seat
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- Clock ticks down for Texas governor to call special election for late Sylvester Turner’s congressional seat
- Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, former Congressman Beto O’Rourke discuss Democrats’ future at Houston-area event
- Houston Astros train cargo unveiled as oranges are gone and baseballs fill refreshed locomotive at Daikin Park
- Houston rodeo concessionaire donates more than 7,000 pounds of unused goods to Houston Food Bank
- Texas man sentenced to 42 years in Colombia for murder of DJ girlfriend
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- Health & Science Fort Bend County health officials report measles case associated with international travel
- Elections Clock ticks down for Texas governor to call special election for late Sylvester Turner’s congressional seat
- News Yolanda Saldivar has parole denied for murder of Selena
- Texas Carole Keeton Strayhorn, first woman to serve as Texas comptroller, dies at 85
- Public Safety Texas Senate passes bill to fund safer railroad crossings after Houston ISD student’s death
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- HISD Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles lays out budget priorities for next school year
- Public Safety Texas Senate passes bill to fund safer railroad crossings after Houston ISD student’s death
- Education News Deer Park church pastor faces backlash after attacking sexuality of DPISD superintendent finalist
- Fort Bend Fort Bend ISD board approves sample set of Bible-infused curriculum despite opposition
- Education News ‘Grave implications:’ Houstonians worry about repercussions of closing U.S. Department of Education
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- Entire staff at federal agency that funds libraries and museums put on leave
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