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Jack Antonoff has been linked to other iconic musical artists like Taylor Swift, Lorde and Lana Del Rey.

WE LOVE TEACHERS! Houston Life and KPRC 2 are teaming up with our friends at Shell Federal Credit Union to honor amazing educators all over Houston. Watch us surprise Deepwater Elementary School Teacher, Mr. smith, in the school hallway while he was helping students back to school in the video above.

WE LOVE TEACHERS! Houston Life and KPRC 2 are teaming up with our friends at Shell Federal Credit Union to honor amazing educators all over Houston. Watch us surprise Ms. Lee from Tomball Memorial High School as she is teaching a class in the video above.

KDC, a Dallas-based corporate development and investment firm, is helping the homeless during the summer heat wave.

The witching season is upon us, and I love Carson City has come up with a comprehensive list of all the fun to be had in the Carson City area.

Shane Dwight Band will be returning to Carson City, NV on SATURDAY, FEB 14, 2015, 08:00 PM at the Carson Station on Hwy 395 !!! Great talent -dont miss this popular blues/rock artist! For more information on the band check out the website: http://shanedwight.com/

Wild Sunflowers on the California Trail Tuesday between Saliman Road and Roop Street in Carson City.

All this week Houston Life and KPRC 2 are teaming up with our friends at Shell Federal Credit Union to honor amazing educators all over Houston. Houston Life along with some of our friends at Shell Federal Credit Union and a team of Ms. Wood’s co-worker hid out in the High School teacher’s classroom to surprise her as part of a week-long celebration of teachers on KPRC 2. Watch the video above to see how the surprise went down!

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Nevadas education chief Keith Rheault told a legislative committee today that his agency has been unable to fill critical positions because of a mandate from the governors office that new hires start at the bottom of the pay scale.