Kyra Runolfsdottir

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La Marque Police Advocate for New Headquarters Amid City Growth
Politics and Government
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La Marque Police Advocate for New Headquarters Amid City Growth

La Marque Police Chief Randall Aragon urges city leaders to approve a new headquarters as the department faces overcrowding and logistical challenges due to rapid city growth.

First Locally Acquired Dengue Case of 2024 Reported in Texas
Health and Wellness
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5 min read

First Locally Acquired Dengue Case of 2024 Reported in Texas

Health officials in Texas have confirmed the state’s first locally acquired dengue virus case of 2024 in Cameron County. With global cases rising and Texas reporting its highest annual count since 2002, authorities emphasize mosquito bite prevention and awareness of the disease’s symptoms.

Galveston Officials Warn Beyoncé’s Mom: Repair Beach House or Lose It
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Galveston Officials Warn Beyoncé’s Mom: Repair Beach House or Lose It

City officials in Galveston have issued an ultimatum to Tina Knowles, Beyoncé's mother, to address safety concerns at her Pirates Beach home. Deemed "potentially unsafe" due to deterioration and erosion, the property must see repairs within five months or face demolition. A safety fence must also be installed immediately to restrict access.

Texas Among States Hit by E. Coli Outbreak Tied to Organic Carrots
Health and Wellness
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5 min read

Texas Among States Hit by E. Coli Outbreak Tied to Organic Carrots

Texas is one of 18 states affected by a nationwide E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots, resulting in one death and multiple hospitalizations. Health officials urge vigilance as recalled products are identified.

College of the Mainland Breaks Ground on New Facilities to Modernize Campus
Business and Economy
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3 min read

College of the Mainland Breaks Ground on New Facilities to Modernize Campus

College of the Mainland (COM) marked a significant milestone on Thursday with the groundbreaking of two new buildings, kicking off a multi-year initiative to modernize its aging facilities.

Hispanic Food Truck Owners Voice Concerns Over League City's New Regulations
Food and Dinning
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5 min read

Hispanic Food Truck Owners Voice Concerns Over League City's New Regulations

Hispanic food truck owners in League City are raising alarms over a recent ordinance restricting food trucks to special events and designated parks. The new rules have led to accusations of discrimination, as many local food trucks serving Mexican cuisine feel unfairly targeted by the regulations.

Galveston Residents Prepare for Early Voting in Upcoming Elections
Politics and Government
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5 min read

Galveston Residents Prepare for Early Voting in Upcoming Elections

As Galveston begins early voting for the Nov. 5 general election, residents can cast their ballots from October 21 to November 1. This period allows voters to participate in key races, including the presidential election and local propositions, without the Election Day rush.

Houston SPCA Rescues Over 800 Animals from Galveston County Pet Store
Politics and Government
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5 min read

Houston SPCA Rescues Over 800 Animals from Galveston County Pet Store

The Houston SPCA, in partnership with the Galveston County Sheriff's Office, rescued more than 800 animals from a Santa Fe pet store following the execution of an animal seizure warrant. The operation included the removal of various animals, from dogs and cats to exotic species like peacocks and tortoises.

Galveston Beach Patrol Scandal: $50K Stolen Due to Oversight Failures
Local News
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Galveston Beach Patrol Scandal: $50K Stolen Due to Oversight Failures

A lack of financial oversight by Galveston Beach Patrol allowed former employee Angela Barton to steal over $50,000 from nonprofit funds, leading to her arrest.

‘Francine’ Strengthens as GoM Oil Producers Evacuate Staff
Health and Wellness
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5 min

‘Francine’ Strengthens as GoM Oil Producers Evacuate Staff

As Tropical Storm Francine approaches the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, offshore oil and gas producers are taking precautionary measures, including staff evacuations and suspending drilling operations. This storm poses significant operational challenges and financial risks for the energy sector in the region.

Galveston Port Breaks Ground on Fourth Terminal Following Record Growth
Real Estate and Development
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6 min read

Galveston Port Breaks Ground on Fourth Terminal Following Record Growth

The Port of Galveston has commenced construction on a $100 million fourth terminal, marking a significant expansion fueled by its recent financial success and growing demand. The new terminal will enhance cargo and cruise operations, create jobs, and prioritize environmental sustainability, driving economic growth in the region.

Motion to Include Santa Fe ISD in 2018 School Shooting Lawsuit Denied by Judge
Politics and Government
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3 min read

Motion to Include Santa Fe ISD in 2018 School Shooting Lawsuit Denied by Judge

A judge has denied a motion to include Santa Fe Independent School District (SFISD) in the ongoing civil lawsuit related to the 2018 Santa Fe High School shooting, a decision that shifts the focus solely onto the parents of the accused shooter. The ruling marks a significant setback for the defense, as they had argued that the school district should bear some responsibility for the tragedy.

TECHSPO Houston 2024: Driving Innovation in Technology
Food and Dinning
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6 min read

TECHSPO Houston 2024: Driving Innovation in Technology

Houston's tech landscape is thriving with events like TECHSPO Houston, the Offshore Technology Conference, Gastech 2024, and the AI Houston Summit, showcasing innovations and fostering collaboration in digital marketing, AI, energy technology, and more.

Breakthroughs in Cancer Research and Immune Therapy in Houston
Real Estate and Development
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8 min read

Breakthroughs in Cancer Research and Immune Therapy in Houston

Houston researchers have discovered how the immune checkpoint protein VISTA can inhibit tumor-fighting T-cells during immunotherapy, and innovative imaging techniques to track cancer therapy effectiveness early have been developed​

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