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Houston woman arrested: Denisha Young faces 3rd DWI charge after police allegedly found her passed out in car with 8-month-old

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abc13.com – Luke Jones – 2024-04-26 22:50:07

SUMMARY: A Houston mother, Denisha Young, was found passed out drunk in a running vehicle with her eight-month-old child. Police discovered her slumped behind the wheel in traffic with the car running and in drive. Her child was in an unsecured car seat in the back. Young tried to drive off when revived by police and was found to have an open warrant for robbery. She was arrested and charged with child endangerment and DWI, her third DWI arrest. A hearing officer gave her personal recognizance bonds, but they were later raised and she remains in jail.

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FEMA disaster assistance: Federal funding available for some Texas counties after deadly, destructive storm across Houston area

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abc13.com – KTRK – 2024-05-20 15:31:16

SUMMARY: FEMA is providing disaster assistance to Texans affected by recent storms and flooding. Residents in Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, Polk, San Jacinto, Trinity, and Walker counties may qualify for a $750 payment per household through FEMA’s Serious Need Assistance (SNA) program, in addition to other aid. To qualify, applicants must report displacement or emergency costs related to the disaster. Additional help may be available with a completed FEMA application, identity verification, residence in a declared disaster area, and confirmed damage. Apply through DisasterAssistance.gov, the FEMA app, or the FEMA helpline. Beware of scams and verify inspectors’ identities. More details are on the FEMA website.

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Horns Report: Baseball, softball postseasons in full swing, Erwin Center demolished

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www.kxan.com – Billy Gates – 2024-05-20 14:39:16

SUMMARY: In this week’s Horns Report, Roger Wallace and Billy Gates dive into Longhorns baseball and softball postseason runs. The baseball team enters the Big 12 Conference tournament as the No. 3 seed, facing Texas Tech. Max Belyeu was named conference player of the year with impressive stats, including a .341 batting average and 17 home runs. Other key players include Jalin Flores, Jared Thomas, and Gage Boehm. On the softball side, the top-ranked team dominated their regional tournament and advanced to the super regionals. Additionally, the Frank Erwin Center was demolished, ending an era for Longhorns basketball.

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Damage from Houston storms: 54 Houston ISD schools closed today due to storm damage and power outages

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abc13.com – Brandon Hamilton – 2024-05-20 13:19:50

SUMMARY: Houston ISD is working to reopen schools after a destructive storm, but challenges persist. On Sunday, HISD listed schools set to reopen on Monday, assuring they would have power, cooling systems, and food service. Yet, some campuses faced issues: Heights High School canceled classes due to air conditioning problems, Lamar High School dismissed students early due to a gas leak, and Reynolds Elementary also faced cooling issues. Scarborough High School remained without power. Significant damage was reported at Sinclair, Pugh, Robinson, and Paige elementary schools. HISD and the Houston Food Bank are assisting families with food distributions.

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