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Magnolia West High School closes campus after water loss, rising classroom temperatures (opens the original)
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MAGNOLIA, Texas – Students at Magnolia West High School were sent home early Tuesday, and the campus will remain closed Wednesday after the school’s water well ran dry, leaving bathrooms unusable and classrooms hot. KPRC 2 spotted a crew working on a water well at Magnolia West. Parents said the outage has been ongoing and created unsanitary conditions throughout the building. “They couldn’t use the bathrooms, they couldn’t wash their hands. My son was texting me that he had to go pee on top of
Chicano Boulevard keeps lowrider culture alive in Houston's East End (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Gleaming chrome, vibrant paint and the rhythmic bounce of hydraulics are more than just eye-catching — they are a living expression of identity and pride for the members of Chicano Boulevard, a lowrider group rooted in Houston’s East End neighborhood of Magnolia Park. Chicano Boulevard member Ben Galvan said the love of lowriders runs deep. “We just learn from each other and it became a passion to, you know, visualize our cars and our art — and the way we express our cars to our person
Harris County population growth flatlines as property tax hike looms, says Rice University professor (opens the original)
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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – Is Harris County really growing? A Rice University professor said the numbers tell a more complicated story — and local businesses in Southwest Houston said they are feeling the effects firsthand. Mark Jones, a political science professor at Rice University, said Harris County’s population grew by just 1% last year — a figure he said challenges the county’s recently approved property tax increase. Jones told KPRC 2 reporter Sandy Torres that Harris County’s modest growth i
East Downtown Houston to get $2M water, street upgrades (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – A local taco spot on Emancipation Avenue is among the businesses and residents set to benefit from a major infrastructure upgrade coming to East Downtown Houston. Brothers Taco House on Emancipation Avenue will see improved water service once the Emancipation Avenue Rehabilitation Project is completed. The $2 million project runs from St. Joseph Parkway north to Texas Avenue and is expected to wrap up by December 2026 — just in time for the holidays, when crowds head downtown for festi
Houston Latinos celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month amid immigration fears (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, Houston’s Latino community is finding ways to celebrate. From food trucks serving traditional dishes to community organizations highlighting Latino contributions, celebrations are taking shape across the city. Businesses like Yummy Street La Pasadita on Beechnut is already getting into the spirit, preparing a traditional Honduran plate — a baleada — made with beans, eggs, cheese, cream and a hand-made tortilla. While some Houstonians are embracing
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