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75,000 voter registrations stuck in backlog -- is yours one of them? (opens the original)
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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – Kharyshi Wiginton had voted before without a problem. So when she went to vote in May and election workers couldn’t find her registration, she was confused. “What I do know is I’ve been voting consistently and at no point had my registration been a problem,” the Pearland resident said. Wiginton says officials later found her record and confirmed her provisional ballot counted. KPRC 2 has not established a connection between her experience in Brazoria County and the recentl
Before the crack: How one $33 hose could save Houston homeowners thousands (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Houston homeowners, you water your plants — but did you know you should also be watering the foundation of your home? “It seems crazy, right? Water your foundation,” Winter said. “You water your plants, you water your garden, you water your trees, but watering your foundation. It’s pretty much as simple as it sounds.” Winter has worked in foundation repair and soil remediation for more than 40 years. He owns Honesty Foundation, where he answers the phone, evaluates homes and stays extr
Is your tap water safe? Houston-area residents report green discoloration after Tropical Storm Edouard (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – It may be difficult to see in a drinking glass, but some Houston-area residents say the discoloration becomes much more noticeable when they fill a bathtub, sink or swimming pool. “I was wondering why my bath water was green last night!” one person wrote on Facebook. “Didn’t want to give my daughter a bath in it.” Conversations about the greenish tap water have circulated online, prompting questions about whether the water is safe to drink, cook with or use for bathing. “that’s why I d
Do you trust your vote? Inside Harris County’s election testing process (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – With Election Day approaching, Harris County election officials are testing thousands of pieces of voting equipment as part of an effort to demonstrate how ballots are handled and build public trust in the process. But when KPRC 2 asked people at Discovery Green whether they trust elections, the answers were mixed. “Well, local elections, I think I do,” Denise Bradley said. “I know folks who work in the elections division of Harris County and I trust them.” Esteban Ramirez had a differ
‘I typed his last words’: Houston FBI employee remembers transcribing Flight 93 passenger’s 911 call (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – It was only a few minutes of audio, but for Carrie Jackson, the weight of those words has lasted 25 years. Jackson slowly scrolled through the transcript of a 911 call made from United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. She created that transcript while working for the FBI’s Pittsburgh office, listening repeatedly to the final recorded words of passenger Edward Felt. “Just really the feelings that I had when I was typing it, I knew that I was typing this guy’s last words,” Jackson said. “And
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