Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-20

• Legislativ­e barrage renewed at LGBTQ
• Navigation center opens door to new life off Houston streets
• Officials seek EPA action on Superfund site
• Broadway at the Hobby Center announces season lineup
• Poll: More want immigratio­n to slow
• I-45 work moves south this summer in Galveston County
• Katy settles with ex-animal control worker
• N. Korea reiterates threats after ballistic missile test
• Stand-up comic known for TV detective role
• Memphis police say 1 dead, 10 injured in overnight shootings
• Blinken: China may give Russia weapons
• State of many issues
• Thank you, ‘Mattress Mack’
• Art program offers cash prizes to students
• BOOK EVENTS
• ‘Marlowe’ is less of a slow burn and more of a cold shower
• Nobody is what they seem in ‘Sharper,’ an actor’s paradise of a caper
• Dear Abby:
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Sustainabl­e, Chemical-Free Frack Fluid Is a Win for Both Oil and Gas Companies and the Environmen­t
• Local Politician Named Houston’s 2023 Engineer of the Year
• League wants its stars to see the court more
• Tatum makes it a record night
• Cooke steadies Gamecocks in OT to preserve win streak
• Altuve expresses hope ‘to retire here’
• Rahm rises back to No. 1 in world
• DAYTONA RESULTS

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