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The National Federation of the Blind expected to draw 3,400 people to its annual convention in Houston this July before the coronavirus pandemic forced it to cancel the six-day gathering.
The Baltimore-based nonprofit has decided the convention will g…
Read MoreGov. Greg Abbott announced public school districts across the state would not be required to administer the STAAR test in 2019-20.
Read MoreRice University is closing from March 9 to 13 out of an abundance of caution and in order to allow faculty and staff time to prepare for possible remote instruction for the rest of the semester amid growing concern about the coronavirus outbreak, the u…
Read MoreA man injured by the chemical explosion at Watson Grinding and Manufacturing Co.’s northwest Houston facility has died. Local authorities continue to investigate the cause of his death.
Gilberto Mendoza Cruz died Feb. 5 after sustaining injuries from …
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HOUSTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s field office in Hou…
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