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  5 Things to Know About the 2019 Chevron Houston Marathon

  January 9 at 4:30 a.m.

  Last year's Chevron Houston Marathon came down to just a 37 second difference between first place finisher Bazu Worku and Ethiopian countryman Yitayal Atnafu, out of a pool of 7,185 runners. No surprise there as the pair trained together and it was Atnafu's third year in a row to secure the...

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  Louis C.K.'s Career (What's Left of it) is at an Ideological Crossroads

  January 7 at 5 a.m.

  Louis C.K. is doing shows again. The 51-year old disgraced stand-up is back after a year long hiatus following the sex abuse scandal that (for the most part) ended his career. Last week, a leaked 50 minute audio recording of his latest set made the online rounds, prompting outrage at...

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  Houston Residents, Politicians, and Celebrities Rally Seeking Justice for Jazmine

  January 6 at 7:23 a.m.

  In the parking lot of a Walmart near the crime scene, a midday community rally was held Saturday for Jazmine Barnes. The seven year old was killed in a drive by shooting on January 6, 2018. Although the suspect had been described as a white man, on Sunday the Harris County Sheriff's Office said it had arrested and charged a black man, Eric Black Jr., with capital murder in the case. Hundreds attended the rally to comfort the family and demand justice for Jasmine. Photos by Doogie Roux.

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  National Museum of Funeral History Gives Glimpse Into Presidential Burials

  Friday, December 7, 2018 at 5:30 a.m.

  Presidential funerals are something that require great detail and planning. Who better than Genevieve Keeney, COO and president of the National Museum of Funeral History, to speak about what goes into these types of affairs?

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  Down Go The Browns; Texans Win Number Nine

  Monday, December 3, 2018 at 5:39 a.m.

  The Texans defeated the Cleveland Browns 29-13 to take their ninth win in a row. From tailgating to game action, we have photos from the day's events at NRG Stadium. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)

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  UHD With the Help of the Houston Food Bank Fights Food Insecurity Among its Students

  Monday, December 3, 2018 at 4 a.m.

  Carlos Rodriguez doubled back to the cooler that held a few shelves of water bottles, some milk, and other drinks. “I’m going to be good to myself today,” he said, grabbing a low-calorie, grape-flavored Gatorade. He returned to the checkout desk to continue filling out the FEMA Commodity Distribution sheet;...