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Houston Tech CEO Spends $32K on Private Jet for Philly Cheesesteak
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Houston Tech CEO Spends $32K on Private Jet for Philly Cheesesteak

Houston entrepreneur Fiyyaz Pirani’s latest craving came with a hefty price tag—$32,000. The tech CEO chartered a private jet to fly in a Philly cheesesteak from Pat’s in Philadelphia, sparking viral reactions online.

Cause of Death Revealed for Former Houston Anchor Chauncy Glover
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Cause of Death Revealed for Former Houston Anchor Chauncy Glover

Three months after his passing, the cause of death of former ABC 13 Houston anchor Chauncy Glover has been revealed. The 39-year-old journalist died from acute intoxication due to chloroethane and methamphetamine, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.

Cold to Warm and Wet: Houston’s Weekend Weather Shift
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Cold to Warm and Wet: Houston’s Weekend Weather Shift

Houston’s winter chill is giving way to a rainy and warmer weekend. While Friday remains cold and dry, showers will move in Saturday, bringing chilly temperatures before a Sunday warm-up with potential thunderstorms.

City of Houston Activates Warming Centers as Cold Weather Persists
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City of Houston Activates Warming Centers as Cold Weather Persists

As temperatures plummet, the City of Houston is stepping in to offer relief. Starting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 19, twelve warming centers will open across the city to provide shelter for those in need. The centers will remain open overnight until 8 a.m. on Friday, February 21.

Hundreds Protest at Houston City Hall on Presidents Day Against Trump’s Policies
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Hundreds Protest at Houston City Hall on Presidents Day Against Trump’s Policies

On Presidents Day, hundreds of demonstrators gathered at Houston City Hall to protest against President Donald Trump’s policies, joining a nationwide movement. Organized by the 50501 Movement, the event saw activists chanting, holding signs, and calling for action against Trump's executive orders on immigration, DEI, and federal spending cuts.

Crumbling Water Infrastructure Puts Houston at Risk, Officials Seek Billions
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Crumbling Water Infrastructure Puts Houston at Risk, Officials Seek Billions

Houston’s primary water treatment facility is failing, with officials warning of severe infrastructure damage. The city faces a $4.1 billion replacement cost but lacks the funding to fix or rebuild the plant.

Houston’s Oldest Refinery to Shut After 106 Years of Fuel Production
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Houston’s Oldest Refinery to Shut After 106 Years of Fuel Production

Houston’s oldest refinery, operated by LyondellBasell Industries, will cease operations after 106 years. The closure highlights a shifting refining landscape as gasoline demand wanes, leading to more plant closures in the coming years.

Arctic Blast on the Way: Freezing Temperatures Expected by Thursday
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Arctic Blast on the Way: Freezing Temperatures Expected by Thursday

A strong cold front has swept through SE Texas, bringing blustery conditions and much cooler temperatures. Another front arrives Tuesday, followed by an arctic blast that could lead to a hard freeze by Thursday morning.

From NBA Exile to Coaching Greatness: Ime Udoka’s Rockets Revival
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From NBA Exile to Coaching Greatness: Ime Udoka’s Rockets Revival

Ime Udoka has orchestrated a remarkable turnaround for the Houston Rockets, transforming them from bottom-dwellers to playoff contenders in his second season.

Houston’s Girl Scouts Kick Off 2025 Cookie Season with Top Flavors and Just Desserts Event
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Houston’s Girl Scouts Kick Off 2025 Cookie Season with Top Flavors and Just Desserts Event

Houston’s favorite cookie season has arrived! Girl Scouts are selling online and at booths citywide, offering favorites like Thin Mints and Caramel deLites while supporting local programs and leadership development.

Valentine’s Day Weather in Houston: Cool and Comfortable After a Rainy Start
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Valentine’s Day Weather in Houston: Cool and Comfortable After a Rainy Start

Houston’s Valentine’s Day forecast includes rain early in the week, followed by cooler temperatures and clear skies—perfect for romantic celebrations.

HISD Suspends 45 Students for ‘Disruptive’ Behavior During Immigration Walkout
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HISD Suspends 45 Students for ‘Disruptive’ Behavior During Immigration Walkout

Houston ISD suspended 45 Northside High School students following an immigration protest that saw around 100 students walk out. While the district called the demonstration “overwhelmingly peaceful,” officials cited disruptions and safety concerns as the reason for disciplinary action.

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