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Texas schools to remain closed until May 4

With the federal government extending social distancing guidelines through the end of April, Houston area schools districts will remain closed, providing online instruction until the...

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H-E-B president to the community: ‘We are not going to run out, don’t hoard’

With the panic of food shortages and the still questionable race to stock up on toilet paper sweeping the nation, H-E-B's Scott McClelland wants to...

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Houston Health Department opens second COVID-19 drive-thru site

The Houston Health Department will double its daily COVID-19 testing capacity when it opens its second community drive-thru test site for people with symptoms on...

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Texas schools to remain closed until May 4

With the federal government extending social distancing guidelines through the end of April, Houston area schools districts will remain closed, providing online instruction until May...

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Houston Health Department reports more than 50 new COVID-19 cases

The Houston Health Department announced 54 new positive coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases on Sunday, bringing the city's total to 286. Houston's COIVD-19 deaths remain...

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First Harris County Jail inmate tests positive for COVID-19

A 39-year-old male Harris County Jail inmate received a positive test result for COVID-19 on Sunday....

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Living Legend: Martha Marie Preston

Martha Marie Preston is the walking epitome of the phrase, "turn your mess into a message.” This self-made millionaire, shrewd businesswoman and successful night club...

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Bald, Black and Beautiful: Houston women share their stories

"I am not my hair!" is the bold statement Jo H. Golden told African-American News&Issues, and she's proving it. The gifted photographer turned the lens...

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Lone Star College waiving fees for classes moving online

Lone Star College announced it will waive fees for courses which are moving online due to the coronavirus and delay a planned tuition increase. The...

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City of Houston Municipal Courts suspends all trials, other services amid COVID-19

In an effort to continue to encourage the health and safety of the public and court staff members from the spread of the COVID-19, the...

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