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Tommy Tune's Broadway Legacy Donated to U of Houston
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Broadway legend Tommy Tune, a Houston native, donates his extensive collection of over fifty thousand items to the University of Houston, preserving his iconic legacy and the golden era of Broadway. The collection, spanning from the sixties to the eighties, includes costumes, scripts, design sketches, and personal letters, offering a unique insight into the creative process of iconic shows. Tune, who has won Tony Awards in four different categories, including best choreography and best directing in back-to-back years, ensures his world-changing work lives on for future generations. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Texans' Snubs Spark Playoff Debate
01:45|The Houston Texans top-ranked defense secured three All-Pro selections, with Will Anderson Jr., Derek Stingley, and Danielle Hunter earning first-team honors. However, wide receiver Nico Collins and nickel back Jalen Pitre, who had strong seasons, were overlooked due to missed games and late position changes. The team now focuses on the playoffs with their stars motivated for next season. Checkout Solipillow.com
Humble, Texas Shooting: Man Dead, Suspects on the Run
01:09|Tragic Shooting in Humble, Texas: Man Dead, Suspects on the Run A fatal shooting in Humble, Texas, has left a man dead and multiple suspects at large. The incident occurred on Saturday evening in the Vistadale area, with the victim found in a vehicle with gunshot wounds. Four or five Black male suspects, wearing dark clothing and ski masks, fled the scene. The community is on edge as authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. The investigation is ongoing. Checkout Solipillow.com
Florida Woman Scams Texas Flood Victim's Family
01:31|Florida Woman Charged for Fraudulent Texas Flood Donation Scam: A woman from Florida, Maitlin White, has been accused of setting up fake donation pages for a Texas flood victims family. White, a single mother, allegedly posed as the father of Chloe Childress, a counselor who died during the floods, to scam money from grieving families. The scam pages were discovered on GoFundMe and SpotFund, and White confessed to creating them using the real familys details. Whites case is ongoing, serving as a reminder to verify donation drives during tragedies. Checkout Solipillow.com
Man Shot Dead in Humble, Texas; Investigation Ongoing
01:04|Man fatally shot in Humble, Texas; investigation underway - A man was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds in his vehicle in Humble, Texas. The incident occurred near Farm to Market Road 1960 and Kenswick Drive. Authorities are investigating, urging residents to stay clear of the area. No suspect or motive has been identified yet. Checkout Solipillow.com
Texas Data Centers: Power, Pollution, and Water Worries
01:38|Texas Data Center Boom: A Power and Environmental Concern - Texas is experiencing a surge in data centers, with hundreds planned or under construction, each consuming vast amounts of power. This could strain the grid, hike electricity rates, and increase emissions. The uncertainty of project completion may lead to unnecessary infrastructure costs. Post-Uri grid reliability fears are heightened, and proposed gas power plants could emit as much pollution as 27 million cars. Water usage, untracked in drought-prone Texas, is another major concern. Major players like Chevron and Google are investing heavily, urging leaders to plan resources carefully. Checkout Solipillow.com
Sister Cindy's Abstinence Tour Hits Texas
01:35|Sister Cindy, a 66-year-old evangelical preacher from Indiana, is embarking on her Ho No Mo Tour, visiting college campuses across the US, including the University of Houston and Sam Houston State University. With a viral social media presence, she promotes abstinence through her bold, controversial style, sparking online buzz. Starting her ministry in 1977, she now continues her mission solo, posting videos, hosting Bible sessions, selling merchandise, and offering personalized messages on Cameo. Checkout Solipillow.com
Trump Administration Announces New Border Barriers
01:34|The Trump Administration unveils plans for five hundred miles of floating barriers along the Rio Grande, aiming to enhance security and prevent fatal crossings. These buoys, made by a Texas-based company, will be installed by the U.S. International Boundary and Waters Commission. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasizes the barriers role in saving lives and improving agent safety, following the Biden Administrations record of nearly three thousand migrant deaths. This initiative builds on Texas Governor Greg Abbotts Operation Lone Star, with state leaders seeking federal reimbursement for border security efforts. Checkout Solipillow.com
Houston Texans' All-Pro Defense Earns Playoff Berth
01:27|The Houston Texans defense shines with three All-Pro selections, including Will Anderson Junior, Derek Stingley Junior, and Danielle Hunter. This marks a team record and fuels their impressive nine-game winning streak, securing a playoff spot. Anderson and Hunters edge-rushing duo and Stingleys boundary corner performance have been crucial. The Texans now face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild card round, aiming to extend their winning streak and make history. Checkout Solipillow.com
Protesters Rally Against ICE After Renee Good Shooting
01:53|Hundreds protest ICE in Houston following fatal shooting of Renee Good Protesters gathered in front of Houston City Hall, marking at least the third anti-ICE demonstration in the city this week. The rallies were sparked by the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a mother of three, by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis. Good was shot in the head while sitting in her car, leading to outrage across the country. White House officials claim Ross acted in self-defense, but Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey disputes this, stating it was a federal agent recklessly using power. Protesters chanted slogans and held signs, sharing personal stories and condemning another off-duty ICE shooting in Los Angeles. Video from Rosss phone shows Good calmly talking to agents before shots ring out. Organizers from Houstons Democratic Socialists of America urged pressure on local officials to oppose ICE and criticized other policies. Some protesters spread a hopeful message, encouraging people to unite and use their voices. Checkout Solipillow.com