Texas ranks as state with 2nd most racial progress by 2024, study finds
Progress is progress
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Dominique Sachse's heartfelt farewell to Houston fans leads week's top stories
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Twin Activists Tackling Stray Animal Crisis in Houston and Beyond
Through their strategic approach and passion, they have become beacons of hope for both the animals and the people affected by this crisis.
United States Alyssa Milano Sadhvi Anubhuti Tama Lundquist Sadhvi Siddhali Shree Tena Lundquist Faust
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Woman spends days searching underground for puppies in storm drain
There is an opening where they could have slipped through, though she suspects somebody might have put them in there intentionally.
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Animal advocates speak out against proposed law that would allow Texas pet stores to sell puppy mill puppies
Animal control officials, lawyers, and animal welfare advocates testified against House Bill 3563 at a Texas House hearing, arguing that it would make Texas a "haven for puppy mills" and worsen the state's animal overpopulation problem.
United States Stacy Sutton Kerby Tena Lundquist Faust Lundquist Faust Fire Marshal Office Texas Humane Legislation Network
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New city animal ordinance in Houston to greatly impact pets, their owners, pet stores
We've been telling you about Houston's animal overpopulation problem for years now. An ordinance unanimously passed by Houston City Council should change that.
United States Sallie Alcorn Lundquist Faust Tena Lundquist Faust Houston City Council Houston City Councilmember
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Houston experts on protecting home, pets, and plants from the freeze
Houston experts share best ways to protect your home, car, pets, and plants from the upcoming freeze Houston experts on protecting home, pets, and plants from the freeze Houston has seen snow again. Photo by Tyler Horne As local temperatures plummet to lows not seen in decades, Houstonians are scrambling to prepare for a potential snow, ice, and a serious freeze. (Monday, February 15 is expected to see a low of below 10 degrees, to say nothing of the wind chill effect.) Conventional wisdom s...
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