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Houston expands utility assistance to help residents pay new $5 monthly trash fee
HOUSTON – Houston residents are now facing an additional monthly expense on their utility bills, but some households may qualify for financial assistance to help cover the cost. The city is expanding its existing utility assistance program to include Houston’s new $5 monthly solid waste administrative fee, which helps...
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Houston just got a nice soaking to start the week, especially areas that needed it
In brief: Good morning, and we hope you have a meaningful Veterans Day. In today’s post we discuss the significant rainfall picked up by the Houston region to start the week; and we have some good news if you’re tired of the dreary weather. A pair of dreary...
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Hip Hop Beauty Gives Texas Southern Students A Marketplace Of Their Own
Hip Hop Beauty is bringing student-run businesses into the picture when its traveling exhibition reaches Texas Southern University this week. Erykah Badu appears in the project’s collection through photographer Keith Major’s work. The broader venture makes photography available to collectors while pairing art with beauty services and conversations about the people behind the images.
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Regular season final: Nshore Mustangs gallop pass Kingwood Mustangs 56–7
Houston, TX. ~ At the GPISD stadium on November 5, 2026, on Seniors Night the North Shore Mustangs Eastside Boys football team scored 56 points and held the visiting Kingwood Mustangs to 7. After the team’s regular season’s final district game Nshore ended with a 9 – 1 record, Kingwood dropped to 3 – 7.
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Houston honors veterans with City Hall ceremony, downtown parade
The City of Houston honored veterans Wednesday with a ceremony at City Hall, followed by the American Heroes Parade through downtown. At 11 a.m.—the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month—attendees observed a moment of silence commemorating the 1918 Armistice, which brought fighting in World War I to a close. Ambassador Chase Untermeyer, a professor of practice at the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs, delivered the ceremony’s keynote address. U.S. Marines and the Texas City High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC honor guard took part in the program. The parade brought together veterans, students and musicians. Steve Benavides of VFW Post 6010 joined the procession, alongside students from Stephen F. Austin High School’s U.S. Army Junior ROTC and ILTexas Windmill Lakes-Orem High School’s Marine Corps Junior ROTC. Hargrave High School’s Falcon Battalion U.S. Army JROTC and the University of Houston Air Force ROTC also marched, while Lamar High School band members added music to the downtown route. Houston Chronicle staff photographer Melissa Phillip captured the ceremony and parade. Sign up for Houston Chronicle newsletters here Read the original article on houstonchronicle.com