Houston City Council unanimously passed a proposal that would eliminate bureaucratic hurdles to cut down on speeding in city neighborhoods. The proposal would allow the city to designate certain parts of speed cushion projects as priority areas, making it possible for certain portions of the projects to move forward even with limited funding.
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Hurricane Beryl has already broken several records, including the earliest Category 5 hurricane on record. What does this mean for the rest of hurricane season? How much of it will affect the Houston area? And how should Houstonians prepare? Chronicle readers are invited to a live virtual event at 11 a.m. CST on Thursday, July 11 with Newsroom Meteorologist Justin Ballard - Meteorologist, tropics and hurricanes expert Dr. Kim Wood, and Harris County's Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator Brian Murray. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g-jxnk4h
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We've partnered with Texas Book Festival to host a summer book club to read 'The Madstone,' an award-winning novel by Elizabeth Crook, culminating in a live virtual event with the author. All book club registrants will also receive a free audiobook download, courtesy of our sponsor, Libro.fm. Register here: https://lnkd.in/guRNNVxc
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The recognition of Juneteenth as a federal holiday sparks important conversations about our history. Greater transparency promotes inclusion and a sense of belonging for African Americans. As we observe this holiday during our time off, remember how our present is influenced by lessons from the past. Let us celebrate progress, learn from experiences, and know that change starts with each of us. Reflect on the difference you made today. #HoustonChronicle #HearstNewspapers #HNP
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Hearst Newspapers celebrates a culture of belonging and community, fostering acceptance and authenticity in the workplace. This Pride Month, let's embrace our differences and acknowledge the unique value they bring to our organization. #PrideMonth #DiversityandInclusion #HoustonChronicle #HearstNewspapers #Hearst
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This summer, Houston offers a wealth of attractions for everyone to enjoy. From the Houston Zoo to water parks and museums, there's something for everyone. Here are some of the top activities in the Houston area that you won't want to miss this summer.
Summer attractions in Houston: Water parks, Houston Zoo and more
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Bird flu has been detected in wastewater around the Houston area, Harris County Public Health officials said. The source of the Bird flu, or H5N1, found in Houston water between March 1 and May 13 is unknown, media partner ABC 13 reported. Officials confirmed there have been no human cases of the virus in Harris County.
Bird flu was detected in Houston wastewater. Here’s what to know
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Small business activity in Texas and other Southwestern states slowed last month as the heat ramped up, according to a new analysis.
Just like you, Texas small businesses suffer in the heat
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Across Texas, oil companies are belching hydrogen sulfide gas into communities, near families and schools, with few or no repercussions, an investigation by The Examination and the Houston Chronicle has found. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gnw5_-DA
Texas oil companies are leaking toxic gas near schools and homes
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Texas is set to roast like a slab of brisket under the influence of a sprawling area of high atmospheric pressure that’s come to be known as a heat dome. Everything really is bigger in Texas, including heat waves. But what in the world is a heat dome? What causes it and how long does it last? How do heat domes work and what kinds of weather do they produce?
How does the return of a Texas heat dome affect hurricane season?
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