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On Tuesday’s show: What you need to know about the newest COVID-19 subvariant and how it’s affecting Houston.
And we learn what life in the communities along the Interstate 10 corridor have to tell us about the future issues the rest of the natio…
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Read MoreThe Elevate Strategies scandal tied to County Judge Lina Hidalgo just keeps mushrooming. For those who missed it, earlier this year, Hidalgo recommended hiring a 1-person company operating out of an apartment to do “COVID outreach” for $11 million. That person reportedly didn’t do any COVID outreach before public outrage about bid rigging forced the […]
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