Site Map August 20, 2019

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• News Brief for Tuesday, August 20, 2019
• Husband of El Paso victim given new SUV when his is vandalized the day he buries wife
• Rare 1894 dime sells for $1.32M at auction
• Two escaped inmates from Liberty County Jail found in San Jacinto Co.
• Excessive daytime napping could be early indicator of Alzheimer's disease, study says
• Death toll from methanol-tainted alcohol in Costa Rica rises to 25, according to health officials
• High school student honors father killed in Afghanistan with ‘angel' senior photos
• Woman arrested for sunbathing topless in front of child
• Delivery man accused of beating 75-year-old woman, dousing her with chemical and setting her on fire
• Runaway air mattresses take flight during outdoor movie event in Denver
• After repeated miscarriages, woman finds help and hope
• Study looks at personalized treatment for high blood pressure in children
• 2019 Houston Restaurant Weeks - Amerigo's Grille
• 2019 Houston Restaurant Weeks - Common Bond Café & Bakery
• Boy, officer bust out insane moves in break dance face off
• Washing or rinsing raw chicken puts you at risk for illness, says USDA study
• Deputies: 11-year-old girl stabbed mother's assailant with scissors
• Parents frustrated by cars passing stopped school bus in Palm Harbor
• Jax Grill celebrating 26 years in Houston with 26-cent burgers
• Man shot during home invasion while child was at home in SW Houston, police say
• Houston ranked 3rd in list of most mosquito-infested cities
• Your Legal Questions Answered: Insurance claim & accessing property
• Texas health officials are seeing lung disease in people that vape
• 9-year-old dies after mauling by 3 dogs on Detroit's west side
• Astros fans, players react to new protective netting
• Planned Parenthood leaves federal family planning program
• Man recovers after alligator nearly bites off hand
• Electricity providers urge conservation as high temps strain power grid
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. breaks silence following plane crash
• Police: Laws still apply, even when drinking Claws
• Abbott announces Texas Safety Commission