Israeli leader honors passenger who helped stop a knife attack on a flight to Tel Aviv
A passenger who helped subdue a knife-wielding attacker on a flight to Tel Aviv was honored by Israeli PM Netanyahu.
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Prairie View A&M Marks Its 150th Anniversary in Today’s ‘Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut’
A Houston morning audio round-up marks a university's 150th anniversary, an actor's stage turn, and a warning on rising diesel prices.
SNAP cuts start Oct. 1 as federal pandemic-era waivers expire
Millions of Americans see SNAP changes Oct. 1: a cost-of-living boost, stricter work rules, and rising state administrative costs.
Ukrainians dig in as Russia steps up its war from the air
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Manassas Shooting Leaves Two United Rentals Workers Dead, One Injured; Suspect Dead, Police Say
A man walks into a Virginia warehouse and kills two coworkers before taking his own life. The town grieves while investigators seek answers.
Inspector General clears Federal Reserve’s $2.5 billion headquarters renovation of legal wrongdoing
Fed watchdog finds no laws broken in $2.5 billion headquarters renovation, despite cost overruns and White House complaints.
Shark Trapped in South Korean Canal Draws 600,000 Visitors, Then Gets Its Own Mascot
A shark named Bukangi gets stuck in a canal near Busan's North Port, drawing crowds and becoming an honorary ambassador.
Whitmire’s Financial Integrity Advisor Admits 15-Hour Workweeks for $127,000 Salary
Houston's financial integrity director admits 15-hour workweeks for a $127,000 salary while defending his value to the city.
New SNAP rules begin Oct. 1, and advocates fear they will deepen food insecurity
A new law makes it harder for poor Americans to eat, cutting SNAP aid and saddling states with new costs.
Trump’s turn away from ‘Housing First’ leaves homeless services scrambling across the country
Trump ends federal support for Housing First, shifting to Treatment First. Homelessness programs fear upheaval as funding dries up.
Houston Traffic: North Freeway Southbound Blocked at Woodlands Pkwy Due to Hazmat Scene
A heavy truck burns beside the highway, and crews must toil long hours ere the road may be made whole once more.