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Revelations concerning the forthcoming Pentagon UFO report, a teenager who saved her dogs from a bear, and an 'alien entity' spotted in India were among the strange stories to cross our desk this week.

Are there really shortages? Or just scare tactics?

Some puppies were able to take directions from humans without any training just a few weeks after they were born.

By B.D. Hobbs Jun 1, 2021 The 87th Texas legislative session is officially over, but it didnt end well. And theyre not done yet. Doing what can only be described as taking their ball and going home, the Texas Democrats (who are all about appearances anyway) opted to grandstand instead of doing their jobs, by walking out on the vote for SB7. As a result, they broke quorum, meaning there were not enough members on the floor for the final vote. And so now, the bill will be on hold until Governor ...

By iHeartMedias Corey Olson Jun 1, 2021 Ever since President Joe Biden took office, the federal tone toward the oil and gas industry has shifted dramatically. It started when Biden took sweeping action in his first days in office to cancel the Keystone oil pipeline and ban new drilling leases on public lands. Now, the federal government is pressuring big banks to avoid lending to or investing in the fossil fuel industry, a move that has prompted pushback by some Republican-led states. All of...

By Nik Rajkovic Jun 1, 2021 Two-thirds of Republican voters want Donald Trump to run again in 2024. Eight-five percent want midterm candidate who agree with his policies. Southern Methodist Universitys Matthew Wilson says the Qunnipiac Poll is way too premature, but it does show Trump is not going away anytime soon. “I dont think it shocks anybody to see that there remains a reservoir of support for him within the party, but whether that would endure through several more years of Trump out o...

By Nik Rajkovic Jun 1, 2021 The Texas Legislature bolstered the states power grid in response to Februarys deadly freeze, but some argue were still as vulnerable as ever during hurricane season. University of Houston Energy Fellow Ed Hirs says most of what state lawmakers approved is for show, and anything that could protect us wont be done in time. “Weve lost hundreds of Texans and paid billions of dollars, and nothing is going to be prepared for the grid by August,” he says. “So we ha...

By B.D. Hobbs June has arrived, and that means the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. 2020 was the most active hurricane season on record, and experts like Francisco Sanchez, Harris County Emergency Management Deputy believes we could see more of the same here in 2021. Experts are calling for 17 named storms, and 8 hurricanes. "The forecast calls for an above average hurricane season" Sanchez told KTRH, "but we could have a quiet season and have only one storm hit and if it hits ...

Texas crooner B. J. Thomas died on May 20, 2021.

By KTRH News May 31, 2021 Houston Police are searching for the man who shot and wounded an HPD officer Sunday night. Police Chief Troy Finner says the officer, 33-year-old John Brown, was off-duty working a security job at an apartment complex in the Spring Branch area, when he went to question a suspicious person on the property. During the confrontation, the suspect pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots, hitting Brown in the leg before running off. The officer did not fire any shots. ...