Page 2 - Hannah Dellinger News Today

Brace yourselves: We could still get freezing rain tonight FacebookTwitterEmail Its not over yet, Houston. Were still going to see some potentially icy weather. With freezing temperatures and more precipitation overnight, roads that were clear and dry today might be icy once again. A new Winter Storm Warning will go into effect at 6 p.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Thursday, accounting for the possibility of rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow across the area, ABC13 reports. The temperature will rea...

LGBTQ equality is not a priority in Texas, report says FacebookTwitterEmail Texas is among the worst states for LGBTQ equality, according to a recent report.Jason Fochtman/Staff photographer If LGBTQ equality is an important factor for the place you call home — dont come to Texas. Texas is one of 25 states in the country ranked in the "high priority to achieve basic equality" category of Human Rights Campaign Foundation and Equality Federation Institutes 2020 state equality index. The Foundat...

A new cancer cluster identified in Houstons Kashmere Gardens neighborhood FacebookTwitterEmail Nearly 13 months after a cancer cluster was detected right in northeast Houston, a new cancer cluster has emerged in Houstons historically black Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens neighborhoods. Featured image: Sandra Edwards stands in front of her Fifth Ward home.Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Nearly 13 months after a cancer cluster was detected in northeast Houston, a new cancer c...

Heres what you missed from Texas snow day FacebookTwitterEmail Views from West Texas on Sundays snow day.via Chris Elkins Twitter Texas got its first bout of snow across the state on Sunday, and many celebrated the winter surprise. Some areas in North Texas received three to six inches of snow, according to ABCs Kalee Dion. Users on social media shared photos and videos of the blankets of snow from different areas across the state. Three to four inches of snow fell on Texas Tech last night and ...

Texas lawyer loses job for participating in violent demonstration at Capitol FacebookTwitterEmail Texas attorney Paul Davis was fired from his firm after participating in Wednesdays attack on the Capitol.Photo courtesy of Twitter A Texas-based lawyer is among those who have been terminated from their job after being identified as a participant in Wednesdays riot on Capitol Hill. "Paul Davis, Associate General Counsel, is no longer employed by Goosehead," Goosehead Insurance, located in Westlake...

More than 60 percent of Texans say theyll get the coronavirus vaccine, survey reveals FacebookTwitterEmail Mindy Warren, employee health manager, right, prepares a dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccination for Robert Luckey, COVID ICU nurse, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020 in Houston. A group of front line medical workers at Memorial Hermann Hospital were some of the first to receive the recently approved vaccine. The Pfizer vaccine was almost 95 percent effective at preventing patients from contracting C...

Houston coronavirus updates: December 9 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of42 Medical staff with United Memorial Medical Center administer COVID-19 Moderna vaccines at Houstons first drive-thru site at Del Mar Stadium on Monday, Jan. 25, 2021, in Houston. The vaccination site is a partnership between the city and UMMC to distribute the vaccine to people with appointments.Godofredo A. Vásquez/Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of42 Houston Fire Department firefighters administer COVID-19 Moderna vaccin...