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Houston’s Disability Celebration Highlights Champions of Inclusion and Advocacy
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Houston’s Disability Celebration Highlights Champions of Inclusion and Advocacy

Hundreds of Houstonians gathered at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center on Friday for the City of Houston's annual Disability Celebration, which honoured advocates and celebrated inclusivity and equal opportunity through the Champions of Inclusion awards.

Ruling Expected in Jocelyn Nungaray Murder Case Amid Immigration Debate
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Ruling Expected in Jocelyn Nungaray Murder Case Amid Immigration Debate

A highly anticipated ruling is expected on September 11 in the capital murder case of Jocelyn Nungaray, a 12-year-old Houston girl whose tragic death has drawn national attention and sparked fierce debates over U.S. immigration policies.

Houston Energy Executive Faces Severe Penalties After Guilty Plea in Bribery Case
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Houston Energy Executive Faces Severe Penalties After Guilty Plea in Bribery Case

Javier Aguilar, a former energy trader for Vitol Inc., pleaded guilty to participating in a $600,000 bribery scheme involving officials at PEMEX Procurement International to secure lucrative contracts. The case, part of a broader crackdown on corruption in the global energy sector, could result in Aguilar facing up to 40 years in prison.

University of Houston Eyes $179 Million Investment in Freshman Housing
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University of Houston Eyes $179 Million Investment in Freshman Housing

The University of Houston System regents will discuss a $179 million proposal to add 1,000 beds to the main campus, increasing total housing capacity to 10,000 students. This initiative aims to accommodate the university’s growing enrollment and enhance the campus living experience, though concerns about cost and environmental impact have been raised.

Sylvester Turner Secures Democratic Nod for Texas 18th Congressional Seat
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Sylvester Turner Secures Democratic Nod for Texas 18th Congressional Seat

Sylvester Turner has won the Democratic nomination for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, formerly held by the late Sheila Jackson Lee, positioning him as a frontrunner for the November 5 general election. Turner’s extensive experience as Houston’s former mayor and his commitment to community service are central to his campaign.

Houston Paralympian Sets Sights on Gold in Paris 2024
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Houston Paralympian Sets Sights on Gold in Paris 2024

Houston triathlete Melissa Stockwell, a decorated Paralympian and former U.S. Army officer, is intensifying her training as she aims for gold at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. With strong community support, Stockwell’s journey embodies resilience and determination.

Diaz Gets Warm Welcome as New Houston Police Chief
Politics and Goverment
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Diaz Gets Warm Welcome as New Houston Police Chief

J. Noe Diaz has been appointed Chief of Police for Houston, marking a new beginning for the department following a major scandal and the resignation of former Chief Troy Finner.

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