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The Federal Trade Commission is suing Texas' most dominant anesthesia provider, which counts the head of the state's medical board and a prominent lawmaker among its leadership, alleging the practice monopolized the market and gouged patients.
Stay in the Loop
 Photo by: Brett Coomer/Staff Photographer | | JJ Watt may have finished his career with two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, but the defensive end's legacy will be as a Texan, one who helped an expansion team take the next step to playoff regular. | |
 Photo by: Yi-Chin Lee, Staff Photographer | | Have you been dealing with itchy, watery eyes? Constantly sniffling or sneezing? The culprit could be ragweed pollen. | |
 Photo by: Ron Schwane, FRE / Associated Press | | J.J. Watt fever goes into high gear this weekend and Trill Burgers is not about to be left out of the homecoming party for the former Houston Texans superstar. | |
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Pick of the Day
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Be sure to protect your eyes while watching this year's space phenomenon.
What else is going on
 Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Staff Photographer | |
 Photo by: Robert Avery | | Nutria, or coypu, are medium-sized, grayish-brown rodents with long, round tails and tend to resemble a beaver without a flat trail and hind webbed feet. | |
 Photo by: J.C. Reid | | Smaller than full spareribs, baby backs offer bite-size pork pleasure for barbecue aficionados | |
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 Photo by: TFHCampus | | This new campus for Trees for Houston, a 40-year-old nonprofit that has given out 700,000 trees, should elevate the nonprofit's profile and make it easier to distribute trees to homeowners. | |
 Photo by: Yi-Chin Lee, Staff Photographer | | The cities are on view at the Menil Collection: "Chryssa & New York" and "Resilience, Drawing the Line" by Marc Bauer. | |
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