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Welcome to Sunday, Space City,
After a cooler end to the weekend, the latest Houston forecast calls for a risk of large hail and tornadoes on Monday. Our weather team expects the best chance of strong to severe thunderstorms in the afternoon and early evening tomorrow.
Last night, the Texans clinched a playoff berth for the first time in four years. So, who will the team play? The bracket is up in the air for now. Here's a look at all of the scenarios and potential playoff opponents.
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Peacocks living in Houston's Heathwood neighborhood chase cars and pedestrians and break windows, and some residents say they cause an unsafe situation.
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Here are the new faces who will work alongside Mayor John Whitmire to tackle the city's biggest issues.
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Breakdancing will be an Olympic sport for the first time in 2024 in Paris and Houston's Jeffrey Louis, called 'B-boy Jeffro,' is in contention for Team USA.
7 stories you may have missed this week
Photo by: Brett Coomer, Staff Photographer | Houston held on to beat the Colts and is 7-3 in games decided on the final possession, but none were bigger than Saturday's to reach the postseason. | |
Photo by: Brett Coomer, Staff Photographer | The Texans will unveil four completely new uniforms that they'll wear next season. Here's all the hints we've gathered about how they'll look. | |
Photo by: Skip Dickstein, Albany Times Union | This leap year may seem like another average year for people. But for leaplings, it's an opportunity to celebrate their true birthdays — a chance they only get once every four years. | |
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Photo by: Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff Photographer | Houston residents logged 29,000 reports of missed garbage collection to the city's 311 system last year, the highest tally in at least a decade. | |
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Photo by: Anadolu/Anadolu Via Getty Images | New York City's struggle to provide shelter and food for migrants bused from Texas proves that even sanctuary cities are reaching their limits. | |
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