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Restaurant fire: Houston Fire Department responds to fire in historic Third Ward at beloved Turkey Leg Hut
SUMMARY: A fire broke out at the Turkey Leg Hut in Houston’s historic Third Ward with no reported injuries. Firefighters contained the flames using a ladder truck, but the cause of the fire remains unknown. The restaurant recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, owing about $4.7 million to creditors. Owner Nakia Holmes stated the bankruptcy filing was to reposition and strengthen the business. The beloved restaurant on Almeda Road is known for its signature turkey legs but is facing financial struggles. Investigations into the cause of the fire continue as the business works to recover from the incident.
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Senators to review Texas universities’ progress with DEI law
SUMMARY: Texas senators are reviewing compliance with Senate Bill 17, which mandates the disbanding of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices in public universities by 2024. The Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education is monitoring the implementation of the law. Protesters, including Texas Rising, are opposing the law, citing job losses and closures of DEI offices at Texas universities. Various advocacy organizations, students, and staff are speaking out against SB 17. The bill has led to layoffs and closures of DEI offices at multiple Texas colleges. The situation is being closely monitored, with updates to come from reporter Jala Washington.
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Caitlin Clark ready for her WNBA regular-season debut as Indiana Fever take on Connecticut Sun
SUMMARY: Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft, is set to make her debut with the Indiana Fever in a sold-out game in Connecticut. The highly anticipated game follows record viewership for the draft and high demand for her jerseys. Clark is excited for the challenge and hopes to savor the moment of playing on the big stage. She has already left her mark in the pro league with her popularity and strong fan base. Clark’s debut game will be followed by her home debut against the New York Liberty. The WNBA doubleheader will be broadcast on Disney+ and ESPN channels.
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Florida bus crash: 8 dead, 45 injured after collision in Marion County, officials say
SUMMARY: A severe crash on SR 40 in Marion County, Florida resulted in at least eight deaths and 45 injuries, with eight in critical condition. The crash involved a bus carrying over 50 farm workers and a Ford Ranger truck, which sideswiped each other for unknown reasons. The bus rolled over after crashing through a fence. The workers were on their way to Cannon Farms in Dunellon. The farm has closed for the day to show respect for those affected by the accident. Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident and West Highway 40 is closed with a detour in place.
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