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click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra
HOUSTON, Texas ā As we dive into the summer months, and most of you get ready for your summer vacations, donāt forget about us. Every Thursday, just in time for lunch, take 10-15 minutes to catch up on some news you need... deal? Deal!Enough of that, letās jump right in!Weāll recap all the exciting happenings today, reflect on the weekās highlights, and give you a sneak peek of whatās coming up next week. Ready? Letās go! šā”ļø Love our 2 Investigates newsletter?
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2 days ago |
click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra
Published: June 5, 2025 at 10:06 AMHOUSTON, Texas – Three people were hospitalized Wednesday afternoon after aerosol mace was sprayed on a Houston METRO train. METRO officials said the incident occurred around 1:40 p.m. on the Red Line at Preston Station. Authorities are still looking for the person or persons responsible for spraying the substance on the train, but as of Thursday morning, no arrests have been made.
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4 days ago |
click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra |Brittany Taylor
Published: June 2, 2025 at 4:55 PMHouston Independent School District’s Education Commissioner, Mike Morath, announced Monday the appointment of four new school board members, replacing four he selected in 2023. “With the changes made in the last two years, Houston ISD is well on its way to being a district where all of its schools provide students with the educational opportunities that will allow them to access the American Dream,” said Commissioner Morath.
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4 days ago |
click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra |Jason Nguyen |Brittany Taylor
HOUSTON – You may have heard of the term “squatter” recently, seen the word in headlines, or seen a video of authorities or a property owner removing them from their property, or at least trying to. Did you know that squatters have rights? They do, and it’s different in each state. For Texas, here’s what we know:“Squatting” describes moving into a property without any legal claim or title to the property.
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4 days ago |
click2houston.com | Bryce Newberry |Ninfa Saavedra
The missing 15-year-old Utah girl, Alisa Petrov has been found safe on Monday after being reported missing for more than a month. Utah police said Petrov made contact with the Colorado Police Department and has since been identified and is safe and in good health. Authorities are working to unite the teen with her family. Background Information? Petrov was last seen leaving her school in South Jordan, Utah, on April 21.
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