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By: Grace White
For consumers, repairs are free and dealerships are required to do the work, but Carfax says there are still 187,000 vehicles that are not fixed in the Houston area.
Before you hire someone to help you with damage from flooding, Consumer Investigator Bill McGinty has some advice so you don't get ripped off
How a visit to this upstate New York haven helped me test my limits and reset my mind, body, spirit. The Ranch
By: Grace White
Robert Cerda and his girlfriend, Rachel Delarosa, were out on a date at Connie's restaurant in the Spring Branch area before they were killed.
By: Grace White
Robert Cerda and his girlfriend, Rachel Delarosa, were out on a date at Connie's restaurant in the Spring Branch area before they were killed.
Some customers can see an estimate of when the power will be restored in their area on CenterPoint's new map.
By: Grace White
CenterPoint said it can't communicate with meters while the power is out. A spokeswoman said once it's restored, the accounts will be adjusted.
By: Grace White
After graduating from their respective colleges in 2009, Molly Bierman and Mike Ryan each moved to San Francisco and settled into jobs in tech. It’s a big small world there, and their paths crossed (unknowingly) more than once before they finally met by the refrigerator at a mutual friend’s housewarming party. “We both found ourselves in the kitchen, jockeying for the sole remaining Bud Light Platinum,” Molly remembers. “One of us initiated a conversation, we agreed to split that last soldier, then we peeled off from the party to grab another beverage that same evening.”
By: Victoria Uwumarogie
In the past, the idea of being locked in a cabin at sea simply did not appeal to me. But the experience offered more fun than I could have imagined.
Julie Garza, Houston, TX—Julie Garza has left us unexpectedly, leaving behind a community filled with sorrow. Julie’s passing, caused by a brain aneurysm - Julie Garza, Houston, TX - A Beloved Soul Remembered OmPaix
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