Happy Saturday,
Houston, we have an ant problem. Well - we do at my apartment at least. As drought conditions continue in several communities, residents may begin to see more ants and other bugs in their homes. Here are some tips for how to keep them out.
On to the news.
If you read one thing
Photo by: Raquel Natalicchio, Staff Photographer
A normally quiet street resembled a fast-food drive-thru Friday, as onlookers drove in and out for hours to marvel at a battered home destroyed in a police standoff Thursday.
Stay in the loop
 Photo by: Kerry Kirk | | Bruce and Suzanne Winfrey finally built their dream home, using a France-based architect and three containers of architectural antiques such as reclaimed wood and stone. | |
 Photo by: Elizabeth Conley, Staff Photographer | | The 56-year-old burger stand in Garden Oaks put out a call for help as it struggles to stay open and the community responded with an outpouring of support. | |
 Photo by: YouTube Livestream Screenshot | | Students were offered service hours for their participation in the musical production but quickly noticed red flags, Kinder High School senior Comfort Azagidi said. | |
Must Reads
 Photo by: Raquel Natalicchio/Staff Photographer | | The Valera family's odyssey spanned jungles and deserts. They crossed rivers and traversed mountains, working their way north through seven countries. Once they finally entered the US, the chaos never stopped. | |
 Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Staff Photographer | | The new seafood spot in Upper Kirby is the jewel in the top Houston restaurant group's crown, writes restaurant critic Alison Cook. | |
 Photo by: Bela Ugrin, HP Staff / Houston Chronicle | | Fifty years after Dean Corll's mass murders were discovered, we still don't know how many teen boys he killed. It's a toxic tale of homophobia, porn and the 1970s. | |
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