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August 23, 2023

Report: League City is the most affordable city in Houston area

Plus: 30 dead cows found in Brazoria County. What to know about the Ozempic shortage.  

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Bay Area Insider

Report: League City has most affordable housing in Houston when comparing income to costs.

Did you know that League City is the same distance in miles (23) from Houston as it is northwest of Galveston? 

It's always seemed to me like the perfect balance between Downtown Houston and Galveston Bay, not too far from either and not too close either.  

According to the United States Census Bureau, League City, the largest in Galveston County, has a total area of 53.0 square miles, which encompasses 51.3 square miles of land and 1.7 square miles, or water. 

The city has a huge boating community at South Shore Harbor Marina, a thriving and growing retail community and is a hot spot for continuing development. 

You would think it would be one of the more expensive suburban enclaves to live in, right?

According to a real estate study, League City is the most affordable city to live in for homeowners in the Houston metro region. 

Released in August, the Metro Affordability Report said League City homeowners pay more for their homes on average compared to neighboring cities but pay the least in home costs. 

Read more here and find out how Houston, Sugarland, Pearland, and Pasadena rank by comparison. 

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Yvette Orozco, Suburban reporter producer

yvette.orozco@houstonchronicle.com

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Education

Houston ISD's new police chief Shamara Garner receives a standing ovation after being sworn in as the first woman chief in the district's history during a ceremony at Jack Yates High School, Friday, Aug. 18, 2023, in Houston.

Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Staff Photographer

Houston schools struggle to hire armed officer at every campus after underfunded state mandate.

Houston area schools are struggling to comply with a new state law requiring armed district police officer on campus.


Need to Know

Police investigate more than 30 dead cows on massive Brazoria County property.

Police investigate more than 30 dead cows on massive Brazoria County property.

The cows were found on an 800-acre stretch of land along County Road 809 after they received a call from locals about the possible neglect of livestock, the Brazoria County Sherriff's Office said.

File: Various packages of the weight-loss drug

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As Houston doctors say Ozempic shortage is waning, Wegovy becomes sparse. What to know.

Here is where the Ozempic shortage stands and what weight-loss and diabetes professionals have to say about its  validity and effectiveness.  


Trending

Catfish and grits with egg and biscuit breakfast plate at The Breakfast Klub, 3711 Travis St. The popular spot is listed as one of the top 100 places to eat in Texas by Yelp.

Photo by: Greg Morago

Lucian's Caribbean Grill in Clear Lake listed by Yelp as one of Texas' top eats

Yelp reviewers say that 21 Houston-area restaurants are the top 100 places to eat in Texas.  


Openings and Closings

Crust Pizza Co. will host an official grand opening Aug. 26 at 1921 W. League City Parkway. The pizza chain brings Chicago-style thin crust to the area.  


Shout out

In the last edition of the Bay Area Insider, we gave a shout out to Clear Springs offensive powerhouse Blake Ivy as he capped his high school career. Ted Dunnam writes that Ivy has now signed with Texas A&M


One last thing …

Tropical Storm Harold might bring needed rain to Texas. It is expected to bring dangerous surf, tropical storm-force winds, and potentially flooding rainfall to Texas. Tropical storm warnings are in effect through Wednesday morning for portions of the state.

Follow our Tropical Storm Harold tracker this week. 

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