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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A homeless man was found dead at an overpass in east Harris County on Monday as the city of Houston was hit with a frigid blast of winter weather. According to a tweet posted by the Harris County Sheriff's Office, the 60-year-old man was found dead just before noon at I-10 East and Sheldon Road. 1/2 Deputies were called to the overpass at I-10 East at Sheldon Road today just before noon. A 60-year-old man experiencing homelessness was found deceased, possibly from exposure. Cause of death will be determined by autopsy. #hounewspic.twitter.com/aOsbaPbYcn— HCSOTexas (...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo is urging those to take advantage of the city's warming centers after a man was found dead on a median near Midtown. According to a tweet posted by Acevedo on Monday, the man was found dead in the 3500 block of Spur 527 near Bagby Street. He said someone saw him and immediately called police. Very sad about the death of a male subject in our city. Please seek shelter tonight. Temperature is already down to 20 degrees with windchill of 6 degrees. pic.twitter.com/5NSu8Wa155— Chief Art Acevedo (@ArtAcevedo) February 16, 2021 "While we s...

2 dead in Houston area possibly due to exposure to cold

The recent revelation of which Canton Township roads would be the primary targets of 2021 improvement dollars was followed by an insightful discussion regarding ASR (alaki-silica reaction) — the "concrete cancer" that causes most tire-flattening potholes — and what to do about it. During a study session focused on the township's 2021 Road Improvement Program, the board of trustees approved a plan to spend approximately $6.9 million on the following projects: Rehabilitation and repair work on Canton Center Road from Cherry Hill to Ford Road (estimated cost: $1.8 million); Repairs ...

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