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HPDHouston police are searching for a suspect who may have entered a school after an officer involved shooting near an area high school. One person is in custody and the scene is now under investigation. Police are expected to speak publicly at 3 p.m. with an official update about what happened.See the Story
Suspect possibly ran inside HISD school after officer-involved shooting that injured another suspect: HPD
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School ShootingDimitrios Pagourtzis, 22, remains incompetent to stand trial and will spend up to another year at North Texas State Hospital in Vernon. He is charged with capital murder of multiple persons as well as aggravated assault of a public servant. He was initially committed to the state hospital for restorative treatment in November 2019.See the Story
#ICYMI: 4 shot at Texas City apartment, dogs maul man to death in Acres Homes, Santa Fe HS shooter still not competent to stand trial
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Houston, Texas · HoustonGerald Goines faces two murder charges as well as other counts in state and federal court stemming from the raid he led in January 2019. Dennis Tuttle, 59, and his wife, Rhogena Nicholas, 58, were killed. The families of Tuttle and Nicholas have filed federal civil rights lawsuits against the city and 13 officers.See the Story
Defense decries publicity in trial over deadly Houston raid
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NetflixIn 2023, Netflix is trying to make sure no one is sharing account passwords. 53% of Texas Netflix subscribers said they do share their password. The cost of adding someone outside the household too your account costs a little less than subscription. To detect other devices linked to the account, the company uses IP addresses, device ID's and account activity.See the Story
How Netflix knows you are sharing your password – Do you share yours?
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Greg Abbott · AustinGov. Greg Abbott announced Monday the creation of a Texas “border czar” and said he has appointed a recently retired Border Patrol agent to that position who will “tap his expertise to deploy strategies that reduce illegal immigration and keep our community safe.”See the Story
Gov. Greg Abbott hires “border czar” to accelerate wall construction
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Iowa Park · Iowa ParkShooting of a registered Red Angus bull occurred sometime between Jan. 30-31, off Horseshoe Lake Road near Iowa Park. Year-old bull was outside in pens attached to a barn. Anyone with information about this case is asked to contact John Vance at 903-438-6251 or call the Operation Cow Thief line at 817-916-1775.See the Story
Reward being offered for information on suspect's whereabouts
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Houston, Texas · HoustonHOUSTON (KIAH) A family lost everything they own early Wednesday morning when their home was destroyed in a fire that was most likely caused by a space heater.
A woman woke up just before 3 a.m. to the couch she was sleeping on in flames. She tried to put out the fire, but wasn't able to. Houston firefighters found flames shooting out of the house in the 7000 block of Kassarine Pass when they got there. They were eventually able …See the Story
Space heater causes house fire, highlights importance of home heating safety
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US & Canada · HoustonThe ordinance was passed with the understanding that there would be a one-year grace period in which fines wouldn't be levied on offenders. That grace period ended Wednesday, and now a pet owner can receive a fine of between one and five hundred dollars if their dog or cat isn't microchipped. BARC, the city's animal control and shelter agency, says the goal isn't to collect fines.See the Story
Grace period ends, fines to begin for Houston’s pet microchip ordinance
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