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August 20, 2023

How dangerous is your jail? Compare use-of-force injuries, deaths

Plus: Houston restaurants with the most violations in 2023 so far

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The 713 Weekend Wrap

Hello Houston,

It's looking like we may need to get our umbrellas ready, but don't get too excited yet. Our weather science editor Roberto Villalpando says that although rain is likely this week, the heat isn't going anywhere. Temperatures are expected to reach the triple digits every day this week except Tuesday, which may have a high of *only* 98.  

On to the news. 

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Brady Stone, Weekend Digital Producer

brady.stone@houstonchronicle.com


If you read one thing

Inmates are seen inside the Harris County Jail on Friday, Sept. 30, 2021, in Houston. ( Sharon Steinmann / Houston Chronicle )

Photo by: Sharon Steinmann/Houston Chronicle

How dangerous is your jail? Exclusive analysis compares Texas jails on use-of-force injuries, deaths

These interactive charts allow readers to explore a first-of-its-kind analysis of incident reports filed by every county jail in Texas.


Stay in the loop

Attorney General Ken Paxton embraces his wife Sen. Angela Paxton before addressing his supporters during his election night watch party at Wilco Work Space in Cedar Park, Texas, Tuesday, May 24, 2022.

Photo by: Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News

Paxton donor helped AG cover up alleged affair with fake Uber account, filing says

The claim sheds new light on the attorney general's relationship with Nate Paul, the donor at the center of Paxton's impeachment case.

Pre-K bilingual teacher Claudia Hite works with her students at Highland Heights Elementary on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 in Houston.

Photo by: Brett Coomer, Staff Photographer

Texas Education Agency releases STAAR results. Here's how Houston ISD performed

Houston ISD elementary and middle school students largely maintained their performance on annual statewide exams during the 2022-2023 academic year, although they saw slight dips in reading scores.

Search and rescue team members work in a residential area consumed by a wildfire in Lahaina, Hawaii, Friday, Aug. 18, 2023. An emergency official who defended a decision to not sound outdoor alert sirens on Maui as a ferocious fire raged has resigned. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Photo by: Jae C. Hong, Associated Press

Woodlands firefighter and his search-and-rescue dog aid in Maui wildfire aftermath

Woodlands firefighter Bryan Crivelli has joined Maui search and rescue efforts with his cadaver dog after wildfires killed more than 100 people and destroyed the historic Hawaiian town of Lahaina.


Must Reads

A dirty conveyer oven in a restaurant kitchen

Photo by: Scott Douglas Hemenway/Getty Images

Houston restaurants with the most violations in 2023 so far, from sweat in food to unwashed hands

Wondering if your favorite restaurant has any violations so far this year? Use this searchable table to look up total violations by restaurant.

Men work on transmission lines Wednesday, June 21, 2023 in the Montrose neighborhood in Houston.

Photo by: Jon Shapley, Staff Photographer

It's been a tough summer for the grid – here's how to reduce your energy use

Between the heat and the demand, the Texas power grid has a lot of pressure. Here are ways to reduce your use and a breakdown of grid emergency alerts.

Eagle Pass resident Jesse Fuentes attended a city council meeting in August 2023 to protest the destruction of Rio Grande ecosystems by Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lonestar.

Photo by: Joe Holley

Eagle Pass wants border security but not Abbott's Operation Lone Star boondoggle (Editorial)

"The governor's disastrous campaign has militarized a small town, stolen a public park and endangered lives," the Editorial Board writes

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