Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez visits Miller Outdoor Theatre where the festivities have only begun.

Making the Case: Should we punish those who intentionally get others sick?
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These are strange times we're dealing with but as the pandemic rolls on so does strong opinions on the COVID-19 vaccine. At a recent anti-vaccine rally in New York City, the CEO of the Austin based group Informed Consent Action Network, Del Bigtree, made some controversial comments to the crowd. He encouraged them to intentionally catch the deadly Coronavirus. His comments have gone viral and many are making the case that the behavior is reckless and should be punishable by law. News Edge legal expert Charles Adams explains, trying to prove criminal intent in these types of situations is tricky.

Bayou City Buzz: Checking out MAD Houston
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez gives us a peek into MAD Houston located in the Galleria.

Houstonian still feeling survivor?s guilt decades after the attack on 9/11 while he was in NYC
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On Saturday, we mark 20-years since the 9/11 terror attack, when we lost 3,000 lives on September 11th and thousands more from the injuries and health issues sustained that day, and in the cleanup that followed. Miraculously, many survived being at ground zero the day of the attack, one of them was a Houstonian visiting New York for work at the time.

Making The Case: Enforcing new COVID-19 vaccine mandates
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Following President Biden's latest vaccine mandates on the labor force, many are making the case that enforcing them is going to be troublesome. The Biden Administration is hoping to get as many as 100 million more Americans vaccinated by putting pressure on employers to require them. Not complying could result in hefty fines per employee. The News Edge legal analyst Charles Adams explains some of the biggest hurdles the mandates could face in court.

Ike Dike Latest: Army Corp. release final version of their plan to protect Houston coast
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Earlier this week, we checked on the Ike Dike proposal to protect the Galveston Coast. Our Kaitlin Monte gives us the latest update after The Army Corp of Engineers made a big announcement Friday.

The Ike Dike: Where does Houston's coastal protection project stand?
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The whole country watched as New Orleans' new levee system was put to the test by Hurricane Ida for the first time since Hurricane Katrina, leading many to wonder why Houston hasn't moved forward with its own proposed plan to protect our coast.

Bayou City Buzz: Houston Salsa Festival
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez gives you a look at what to expect this weekend during the Houston Salsa Festival.

Breaking down the new laws established in Texas from abortion to permitless carry
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Nearly 700 laws are now in effect across the Lonestar state and several of them have sparked big reactions from both lawmakers and residents. Fox 26 spoke to our legal analyst Charlas "Big Angry" Adams about three of the laws that have gained the most attention, including the fetal heartbeat bill, permitless carry and new voting protocols. Adams is making the case that many of the changes are not as simple as they seem.

The NOH8 campaign stops in Houston

You may have seen the NOH8 campaign across your social media for years, where people are photographed with duct tape over their mouths symbolizing that they have been silenced.

Debrief: Tesla making big moves and the development of Texas PUC's plan to bring electricity to residents
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We are watching and continuing to look at the development ever since February's Freeze that happened and caused many deaths when the power grid gave out. We have a debrief on Texas Public Utilities Commission for permission to sell electricity directly to you.

Texas lawmakers consider one billion dollar immigration security bill
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FOX 26 Political Reporter Greg Groogan has the latest on the discussion at the state house over providing more funding for the Texas/Mexico border.

Former FDA doctor answers top viewer questions about Pfizer approval
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We've received no shortage of questions about America's first fully approved COVID-19 vaccine as Pfizer moves past emergency use authorization to the full FDA approval. Doctor John White, Chief Medical Officer for Web MD, answers some of your top questions.