Houston Chronicle - 2023-07-26

• Heat wave could cost state nearly $10B
• Precinct-hopping deputy constable steps down from new position
• Township receives large tract of land
• Next year’s rodeo, including concerts, to get an earlier start
• Lone Star College announces finalist for chancellor
• Till monument comes amid GOP race fights
• Israeli protests intensify after judicial vote
• McCarthy floats impeachmen­t inquiry into Biden
• Charity donates to homelessne­ss groups
• Poll: Whitmire, Jackson Lee lead mayoral race with 4 months to go
• Bail denied for man in double homicide case
• Man’s son also charged with abuse
• Let NASA scientists weigh UFO evidence
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Lao’d District brings Lao cuisine to Asiatown
• Refreshing summer melon soup can be whipped up in minutes
• WHAT TO KNOW
• ROYAL STARS
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Ryans, Stroud get to work as camp opens
• Jones still preaching win-now message
• Rankins out; 5 others on PUP list
• Harbaugh could miss four games on NCAA penalty
• Kubiak stoked by A&M-UT rivalry renewal
• Owls enter new conference with something to prove
• Mets rout Yankees in Subway opener
• Brown searches for right trades to make
• Storied clubs to face off at NRG Stadium
• Developmen­t coming to Galveston’s West End
• David’s Bridal to keep most stores open
• 911 workers surveyed complain of burnout
• An upside of inflation
• Fed’s hikes not only factor easing inflation

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