Conroe
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Study warns Texas data center growth could threaten decades of air quality gains
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Jury seated in child custody trial involving Lee Gilley's children amid international extradition battle
HOUSTON – A jury was seated late Tuesday evening in the heated child custody battle involving the two young children of Lee Gilley and Christa Bauer despite a pause in Gilley’s Harris County criminal case amid an international extradition battle with Italy. About 91 prospective jurors were brought...
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New Texas governor's race poll shows where Abbott and Hinojosa stand
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200 supporters rally for Hinojosa as Abbott is expected to campaign in Houston-area this week
Democratic candidate for governor Gina Hinojosa rallies with supporters the day before the state of early voting. The race has tightened in recent weeks. Governor Greg Abbott is also expected to spend time in the southeast Texas this week. Democratic candidate for governor Gina Hinojosa made one of her last...
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Hinojosa Rallies 200 in Houston as Abbott Plots Visits Before Early Voting
About 200 supporters packed into Brentwood Baptist Church in southwest Houston on Sunday to hear Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa make her pitch in one of the final campaign stops she planned in Harris County before early voting began Monday. Gov. Greg Abbott, meanwhile, is expected to campaign across southeast Texas this week, with stops planned in Houston, Beaumont and Richmond.
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Restoration Starts at Historic Imperial Sugar Char House
SUGAR LAND, Texas – (Realty News Report) – The City of Sugar Land is moving ahead with restoration work on the Imperial Sugar Char House, positioning the 40-acre Imperial Historic District for redevelopment. The work signals a new future for the century-old sugar refinery, which closed in 2003....
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Election integrity, affordability, immigration, data centers and Flock cameras: Key issues for Greater Houston voters
HOUSTON – Questions about who can vote, what families can afford, how immigration laws are enforced and who pays for new technology are shaping choices on the Nov. 3 ballot. For Houston-area voters, those debates extend from Washington and Austin to Harris County. KPRC 2 has examined the safeguards protecting local ballots, rising property taxes, immigration enforcement and questions about data centers and surveillance cameras.