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Houston water shutoffs resume: What to do if you owe money (opens the original)
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Mariana La Roche, Audience Growth Strategist Houston – The City of Houston’s moratorium on water service disconnections officially ends today, putting thousands of residents at risk of having their water service disconnected. Houston Public Works confirmed that crews are resuming shutoffs for customers who are more than 90 days past due or carry an unpaid balance exceeding $500. Department figures show approximately 15,000 account holders owe a collective $30 million in delinquent charges. The c
Clancy mistrial echoes Houston case in which a mother drowned her five children (opens the original)
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Mariana La Roche, Audience Growth Strategist HOUSTON – Following 38 hours of deadlocked deliberations over seven days, a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy. The legal impasse paused a week-long trial centered entirely on the psychiatric defense of postpartum psychosis. For Houstonians following the national case, the courtroom proceedings in Massachusetts connect directly to local history. Twenty-five years ago, a Houston jury faced a similar defense du
Rain totals: Edouard drops up to 18 inches in Texas; see county list (opens the original)
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Mariana La Roche, Audience Growth Strategist Preliminary rainfall reports from the National Weather Service show rainfall associated with Tropical Storm Edouard dropped extensive precipitation across Southeast Texas, with radar estimates reaching up to 18 inches in isolated areas. According to the NWS, the storm tracked from the Upper Texas Coast inland through East Texas, leaving soil thoroughly saturated and rivers elevated. Dry air and narrow tropical rain bands caused extreme variations acro
Edouard: High winds, flooding and downed trees batter Polk County, Texas (opens the original)
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Mariana La Roche, Audience Growth Strategist Livingston, TX – Emergency crews in Polk County responded to rescue residents trapped in waist-deep floodwaters caused by heavy rain from Tropical Depression Edouard, which overflowed local waterways. Although some parts of Texas saw minimal or no rain from the storm, Livingston experienced heavy rain that caused Choates Creek to overflow its banks. Emergency crews across Polk County spent the day rescuing residents from flooded areas and clearing fal
Flood watch issued for Houston, southeast Texas ahead of tropical system (opens the original)
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Mariana La Roche, Audience Growth Strategist Houston, TX – Heavy rainfall from Tropical Depression 5 could cause flash flooding across parts of southeast Texas, where rainfall rates may exceed 2 inches per hour in intense downpours. The National Weather Service expanded weather alerts across southeast Texas, issuing a widespread flood watch and maintaining a tropical storm warning for coastal areas as potential Tropical Cyclone Five approaches the region. The system is forecast to strengthen int
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