Houston Chronicle - 2022-04-19

• Metro’s park and ride service rebounding slowly, unevenly
• Counseling group helps Conroe firefighte­rs
• Rocket test paused
• Some hospitals loosening mask rules
• French presidenti­al candidate accused of fraud
• Calls renewed to pass pandemic funding
• Two-day festival to mark 150th Juneteenth
• Legislatur­e should pass state income tax
• Release of 300 defendants no glitch
• Will sensitive info from divorce stay confidenti­al?
• Bill on computer chips facing tough ride
• Natural gas surges to 13-year high
• Stocks edge lower despite solid earnings
• As founder faces lawsuits, Infowars seeks Chapter 11
• Investors await next move from Musk in Twitter takeover effort
• Economic warnings clash with Putin’s optimism
• U.S. homebuyers discourage­d by rising rates, prices
• War puts energy transition at crossroads
• U.S. steel, iron required for infrastruc­ture
• WALTER WAYNE ALLEN
• Federal tax refunds could take longer
• Treasury seeks more funding for IRS on Tax Day
• Bank of America sees profits fall but confident in economy
• Banks’ credit-card success eases worry
• Playing part time in Russia is lucrative but lonely
• Rings mark diamond victories
• Peña looks at home in fast start on road
• Altuve strains left hamstring
• Polanco powers Twins over Bosox
• Faces the same, but uniforms do not fit
• Brunson scores 41 as Mavericks even series with Jazz
• Finch’s style has made T-Wolves a winner
• HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• Olympic champ keys sweep by Kenyans
• Dirt race at Bristol messy and unusual entertainm­ent
• Rice University’s new opera house is up to the task
• Mildred’s Umbrella showcases plays by high school students about gun violence
• Intense, Texas-set ‘Book of Grace’ is well worth opening
• What to watch TUESDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Filmmaking camp turns kids into young Spielbergs

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