Bayou City Buzz: Burlesque-Themed Bingo

It is a burlesque-themed game night packed with showgirl performances & people yelling bingo!

Bayou City Buzz: Burlesque-Themed Bingo
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez gets a closer look at something you don't see every day: Burlesque-Themed Bingo.

Bayou City Buzz: STM Hospitality in Spring Branch
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez takes a look at one location that has self-service stations providing wine and alcohol.

Breakdown on Pegasus: a software governments are accused of using to spy on citizens

Pegasus is considered to be the most powerful spyware ever made. That means it’s a software that gets put on your phone to spy on you. This week, it made headlines for potentially being abused by governments world-wide to spy on civilians.

Bayou City Buzz: Barkley's
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FOX 26's CoCo Dominguez gives you a look at a restaurant that's got everything, including bringing your own animals.

Houston dog goes viral for curse-filled foster review
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Christine Clauder found Hank on the street; filthy, flee-riddled, but eager to say hello. He hopped in her car, and several weeks later she created a website to help get him adopted. Her curse-filled review of life as his foster mom led the Houston duo to go viral.

Making the Case: Will fleeing Dems be arrested?
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The tug of war between Texas lawmakers is intensifying each day. After more than 50 Democratic lawmakers fled the state to break quorum, the GOP house members they left behind voted to activate arrest warrants. The big question now... will the lawmakers be arrested if they remain out of the state until the end of the special session? The News Edge legal analyst Charles Adams breaks down arrest possibilities and spoke on the reality of civilians going after elected officials they feel are not fulfilling their elected duties.

Texas Democrats break quorum
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Texas politics are getting complicated and to help us understand the significate of the latest development, The News Edge Early Edition spoke with UH Political Science professor Brandon Rottinghaus. More than 50 Texas lawmakers have fled the state to block any further legislation from moving forward during the special session. Will this tactic work? Rottinghaus gives his expert opinion.

Fourth of the July indoor activity fun
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FOX 26's Coco Dominguez has some tips for some indoor 4th of July fun if it rains this holiday weekend.

Report says plumes of carcinogenic formaldehyde found in neighborhoods along Houston ship channel
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The Houston Health Department says a study found plumes of carcinogenic formaldehyde in neighborhoods along Houston's Ship Channel. Mayor Turner says it's leaving many families of color that live there at a higher risk for cancer.

Stages welcomes visitors back with performance honoring Billie Holiday

Stages has been in the Houston area for 43 years, a local staple in our community. They recently welcomed visitors back to their brand new building 800 Rosine St. after being shut down for 15 months during the pandemic.

Making the Case: Understanding Bill Cosby's release
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After serving two years of his three to 10-year prison sentence, Bill Cosby has been released from prison. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the procession in his case did not handle things according to the law. To better understand this complicated situation, The News Edge legal expert Charles "Big Angry" Adams explains what led to the court overturning Cosby's 2018 conviction for sexual assault.

Goat themed hotel opens in Alvin, goats included

The Goatel is now open in Alvin, giving you a chance to rent the loft above a goat barn, goats included.

Midtown Houston's Sears building now open as Ion
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The old Sears building in Midtown is open again. Reimagined as the innovation center that will nurture technology start-ups

Making The Case: What's next following the Chauvin verdict
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Some are making the case that last week's verdict for the former Minneapolis police officer who murdered George Floyd was too lenient. They're comparing it to other cases of people facing more time for lesser crimes. Attorney and former judge Charles Adams warns that not all case comparisons are equal, and reminds Derek Chauvin may yet face more time behind bars as we await his federal trial.