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New Harris Center Youth Crisis Outreach Team brings mental health professionals to families In Crisis (opens the original)
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When a child or teenager experiences a mental health crisis, a call for help can quickly turn into a police or hospital response. A new program at The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD is working to provide families with another option. The center’s Youth Crisis Outreach Team brings mental health professionals directly to young people and their families, with the goal of addressing a crisis before it escalates into a public safety emergency. For families, recognizing the warning signs of a
Sugar Land investing $17.3 million to replace aging fire, EMS fleet (opens the original)
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SUGAR LAND, Texas – When a fire truck rolls out of a Sugar Land station, firefighters need to know it will be ready for whatever emergency is waiting. But maintaining that readiness comes with a significant price tag — and the city is investing millions of dollars to make sure its fire and EMS fleet can keep up with the demands of a growing community. Sugar Land is putting $17.3 million in bond funding toward replacing and rebuilding fire and EMS apparatus over the next several years. The city d
Houston’s mental health response faces long-term funding questions as demand grows (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – When someone calls 911 during a mental health crisis, police may be the first to arrive. But Houston has built specialized programs designed to connect people in crisis with the right kind of help — including mental health professionals who can work alongside first responders or, in some cases, respond without police. The question now is whether those options can keep up with demand — and whether they have enough long-term funding to remain available. In fiscal year 2025, Houston’s Cri
Back-to-School schemes are on the rise: What parents need to know before clicking (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Back-to-school season means new backpacks, sneakers, school supplies — and a flood of emails, texts, and online messages from schools, teachers, and organizations. But while parents are preparing their children for the classroom, cybercriminals are preparing their own back-to-school strategy: creating convincing scams designed to catch families off guard. Experts warn parents to watch for fake fundraisers, too-good-to-be-true supply deals, and a growing threat powered by artificial int
New report highlights Houston pedestrian safety concerns as advocates push for safer street design (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – For anyone who drives, walks, bikes, or simply crosses the street, a new report highlights a growing safety concern across the Houston region. The latest Dangerous by Design study shows Houston’s pedestrian fatality rate continues to worsen, despite years of safety campaigns and efforts aimed at protecting people who use the region’s streets. Safety advocates say the biggest opportunity for change may not come after a crash happens — but before it ever occurs. For years, conversations
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