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I-10 remains partially close after (another) Houston Avenue bridge strike
Officials reported Saturday morning that two eastbound lanes remained closed on I-10 near the Houston Ave bridge.

Officials reported Saturday morning that two eastbound lanes remained closed on I-10 near the Houston Ave bridge.
A task force reportedly tried to arrest a man and woman Saturday on West Road.
The state of Texas has released an online course designed to train more animal health, livestock and agriculture professionals in identifying infestations of the New World screwworm.
New research casts a wider net on Americans' “deeply divided” political views, suggesting that they really fall within nine political groups, not two major political parties.
Brazil and Morocco bring one of the World Cup’s biggest early matchups to the New York area, with Group C points on the line at New York New Jersey Stadium.
The FIFA World Cup kicks off in Houston in a little more than a month from today, and if you don't have a ticket to one of the matches, then a local watch party is the way to go. Levy Park in the Upper Kirby district will host official FIFA watch parties and Hearsay, located at 3728 Wakeforest St., will be right there welcoming fans with great food and cocktails tailored for the big event. There will be VIP experiences available as well.
Dr. Hal Puthoff claims the U.S. has recovered the remains of four separate species of alien life from UFOs, citing people involved in the recoveries.
More than 10,000 baby-changing tables have been recalled over tipping risks that can cause serious injuries or death in children.
New research casts a wider net on Americans' “deeply divided” political views, suggesting that they really fall within nine political groups, not two major political parties.
An anonymous former child actor has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles against Sean "Diddy" Combs alleging sexual assault in 2007, while also suing his talent agencies for negligence.
America’s historic beef shortage may not ease anytime soon as the U.S. cattle herd remains at its lowest level in more than seven decades, keeping pressure on prices even as consumers continue to buy beef at elevated levels.