Opportunity Zones 2.0 could expand eligibility in Houston, adding numerous tracts to the program. This update aims to boost investment and economic growth in underserved communities across the city.
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Minority business owners in Houston oppose proposed changes to the city’s subcontracting program, arguing the revisions could limit their opportunities and weaken support for diverse contractors.
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As the 20th anniversary of the Katrina Crime in Houston approaches, News Radio 1200 WOAI reflects on the tragic events and their lasting impact on the community. A moment of remembrance and renewed commitment to justice.
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Three metal thieves disguised as utility workers caused $45,000 in damage at a northwest Houston business. Authorities urge vigilance as the investigation continues. No suspects have been apprehended.
Several Houston-area medical professionals have been charged in a nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud, authorities announced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat fraudulent medical billing and protect public funds.
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The Houston Astros host the Boston Red Sox tonight, marking Carlos Correa’s much-anticipated return to Houston. Fans eagerly await his impact as the Astros aim to strengthen their season on SportsTalk 790.
The Powerball jackpot has soared to an estimated $815 million, while a Houston ticket holder claimed $1 million in the latest draw, marking a significant win for the city, officials confirmed.
Two men claiming to be police officers were shot and killed by a homeowner, authorities said. The incident is under investigation as officials work to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
Texans receive encouraging updates on injured trade acquisition ahead of preseason finale. The key player shows positive recovery signs, boosting Houston’s roster outlook as they prepare for the regular season.
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