Houston comes alive this weekend with vibrant events including the East End Street Fest and Cinco de Mayo celebrations. From live music to cultural festivals, the city offers diverse activities for all to enjoy.
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Comfort Medical Scrubs Co. has chosen Rice Village for its third brick-and-mortar store, expanding its local footprint. The new location aims to serve healthcare workers with quality, comfortable uniforms.
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Texas Tech student Greg Abbott faced backlash after mocking Charlie Kirk. Following the controversy, Abbott was reportedly jailed and is no longer enrolled at the university, according to the Houston Chronicle.