TEXAS (KTRK) — In an all-new episode of This Week in Texas, southeast Texas continues its recovery from the deadly storms over the past month. ABC13 provides information on how residents in several counties can apply for federal disaster assistance. Meanwhile, Houston’s City Hall is grappling with a tight budget as it addresses the storm’s aftermath. Officials are hiring external consultants to help plan future spending. Additionally, two years after the tragic mass shooting in Uvalde, parents are suing the Department of Public Safety (DPS). State Senator Roland Gutierrez discusses the latest developments in this case. Lastly, panel of political…
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Authorities are investigating the “suspicious” death of a 4-month-old at a Days Inn in Mission Bend. Around 1 p.m. on Sunday, Harris County Sheriff’s Office Major Earl Dean reported that hotel management called 911, stating that a child in one of the rooms was not breathing. Investigators are still determining how the management became aware of the infant’s condition. The baby girl, identified by her family as Brooklyn, was reportedly sleeping in a drawer rather than a crib. Brooklyn was found in the hotel room where she had been staying with her parents and 2-year-old brother.…
Report by Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Dallas: Tornadoes and rainstorms killed 11 people in Texas and surrounding two other states in Texas have claimed the lives of seven people, devastating a rural mobile home park. Additionally, at least four people have been reported dead in Arkansas and Oklahoma as of Saturday night. The severe weather caused widespread havoc in the region, leading to power outages for thousands. In Texas, the fatalities occurred in Cooke and Denton counties, an area stretching from Dallas to southern Oklahoma. The victims included two children, and five others lost their lives at the Ray Roberts…
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ISLAMABAD: An 18-year-old boy who was diagnosed with Congo virus died in Peshawar, National Health Institute sources. According to sources, the patient, was admitted to Khyber Teaching Hospital on May 17 and tested positive for Congo virus on May 18. Sources said that the patient had been experiencing symptoms such as high fever, body aches, and vomiting, and had recently traveled to Punjab to purchase animals. Contact tracing has been initiated, and the patient’s family, hospital staff, and close contacts are being monitored, sources said. No other cases of Congo virus have been confirmed among the patient’s contacts, including hospital…
LAHORE: Following the instructions of the Punjab Food Authority Director General (DG), the staff, along, raided various factories and seized a large quantity of hazardous papad and ice cream packets. In this regard, raids were conducted in different areas of Lahore under the supervision of the Food Authority and the team from ARY News’ program “Sar-e-Aam.” During the first operation, the team inspected an ice cream factory located on the outskirts of Lahore. At this time, various food colors and flavors were present in the factory, most of which were expired and were intended to be used in mango, falsa,…
WASHINGTON: A tiny Nasa satellite was launched on Saturday from New Zealand with the mission of improving climate change prediction by measuring heat escaping from Earth’s poles for the first time. “This new information — and we’ve never had it before — will improve our ability to model what’s happening in the poles, what’s happening in climate,” Nasa’s earth sciences research director Karen St. Germain told a recent news conference. The satellite, which is the size of a shoe box, was launched by an Electron rocket, built by a company called Rocket Lab, which lifted off from Mahia in the…
Jofra Archer claimed two wickets on his long-awaited return to international cricket to help England beat Pakistan by 23 runs at Edgbaston to move 1-0 up in the four-match T20 series. England captain Jos Buttler smashed 84 off 51 balls to set the hosts a target of 184. The tourists were bowled out with four balls to spare as Archer did his case for selection in next month’s T20 World Cup in the United States and West Indies no harm. The fast bowler has been beset by elbow injuries since his starring role in helping England…
MONACO: Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc ended Max Verstappen’s record-equalling run of Formula One pole positions in style on Saturday to make himself favourite to become the first home winner of the Monaco Grand Prix since 1931. The pole was Leclerc’s third in Monaco and 24th of his career, but he has yet to stand on the podium in front of his home crowd. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri will start alongside the 26-year-old on the front row. “We need to put everything together for Sunday’s race,” said Leclerc, who can become the first Monegasque to win since Louis Chiron drove a Bugatti to…
PARIS: Rafael Nadal will bring down the curtain on his 19-year French Open career with the likelihood of adding to his 14 titles greatly diminished before he leaves behind a record and reputation unlikely ever to be matched. The great Spaniard, a 22-time Grand Slam champion, won his first title at Roland Garros as a teenager in 2005. A week on Monday, he will celebrate his 38th birthday. A former world number one, who is now at 276 in the world, Nadal has only played 15 matches since January last year as a hip injury and then a muscle tear…
