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Two people died and at least 19 more were injured after a Mexican navy ship hit the Brooklyn Bridge in New York on Saturday. There were 277 people aboard the ship at the time of the collision.
Caroline Wilburn has more on what you need to know about the ship that Mexico considers one of its ambassadors.
Elsewhere across the country, authorities identified the suspect in Saturday's explosion at a Palm Springs, California fertility clinic. An FBI official there said all embryos at the facility were saved.
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Texas lawmakers are advancing a school funding bill that raises teacher pay. Search our database to see the average teacher pay in your school district and how it could change under House Bill 2.
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If you live outside of the "Houston Arrow", chances are your property value is soaring. Search our interactive map to see the Houston neighborhoods where property values (and taxes) have skyrocketed.
ULTIMATE GUIDE: Wondering if you are getting a fair appraisal compared to your neighbors? Unsure what to say at your property tax hearing? The Chronicle's guide to property taxes has everything you need to know about navigating the process.
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The people closest to George Floyd combat his erasure in spheres both public and private. It has been half a decade. They will not let anyone — or themselves — forget.
Here's what a 10-minute call with George Floyd's family reveals about how they want you to remember him.
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There's comfort food and then there's barbecue comfort food, says Houston Chronicle barbecue columnist J.C. Reid.
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After a scathing report exposed rampant abuse in Texas youth lockups, lawmakers are considering moving more kids to adult prisons and restricting visits from advocates who helped expose the problems. |
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The city's top World Cup planners say they are doing what they can at a local level to ensure a safe and smooth experience for all who visit next summer, and are confident the tournament will carry on as planned. |
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The exhibit, which features photography, short films, lectures and more, is open through May 24 at Houston's Midtown Arts & Theater Center. |
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The proposal, which stands to cost billions of dollars a year, is an unexpected, last-minute add to the tax package that is still facing months of negotiations on Capitol Hill. |
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The 54-page appeal, which seeks to throw out a March 27 injunction issued by a Waller County judge that closed Maria Rojas' four clinics, attacks the legitimacy of the months-long criminal investigation. |
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