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West Houston residents watched water pour into streets for weeks before pipe repairs (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Residents in a West Houston neighborhood say they spent more than two weeks watching water pour into their streets from broken city pipes — despite repeatedly reporting the leaks through 311. By the time city crews began addressing the problem, one resident says the water had already created muddy, slick conditions and left a section of sidewalk torn up. Mary Trapp says she and her neighbors made multiple 311 reports asking the city to repair a burst pipe near their homes. “The city is
One Safe HTX coalition brings together 9 organizations to address gun violence (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – After three shootings involving children and teenagers in or around Harris County in the past week, nine local and international organizations are coming together to address gun violence and its root causes. The coalition is called One Safe HTX — or One Safe Houston — and brings together organizations working in different areas of violence prevention, including mental health, community partnerships, survivor services, peacebuilding and youth intervention. The coalition also has two nat
Harris County cuts funding for reentry program that helped young ex-offenders turn their lives around (opens the original)
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HOUSTO – The Forgotten Third, a Houston-based nonprofit focused on gun violence prevention, says Harris County will not renew funding for its R.E.S.E.T. program — a reentry initiative designed for young adults coming out of prison. R.E.S.E.T. works primarily with young adults who have been incarcerated. In its first year, the program has helped participants earn their high school equivalency diplomas and begin training for careers in high-growth fields, including HVAC, plumbing and other trades
Peak migration season brings surge in hummingbird deaths in Houston (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Texas is one of the most critical corridors in the country for migratory birds — but for some of them, the journey ends early in downtown Houston. According to Audubon Texas, approximately one in every three to four birds migrating through the country passes through the state. This fall, residents and wildlife advocates are noticing a higher number of hummingbirds than usual — and a troubling number of them aren’t completing their journey south. Dmitri Salafonov spends much of his free
Uber driver says app routed her onto damaged Waller roads, leaving her with costly car repairs (opens the original)
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WALLER, Texas – When Ashley Marrocelli used Uber’s Destination Mode to drive from Katy to Waller, she expected the app to help her find riders heading in the same direction. Instead, she says the app routed her onto miles of isolated back roads, including Pennick Road near Hebert Road in Waller. “I mean, the roads were completely broken up,” Marrocelli said. There was only a two mile route difference. She normally would have taken Interstate 10 to State Highway 362. But Marrocelli says the road
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