Houston Chronicle - 2024-02-28

• Guards fired over unattended guns
• Thieves target dinosaur business
• What is behind the state’s rare February heat wave?
• Survey: Most Texas teachers burned out, considerin­g quitting
• AG Paxton sues distributo­r for Pornhub over age verificati­on law
• 36 million reasons to protect kids online
• Katy ISD rejects measure to employ chaplains as counselors
• Germany, Poland say troops won’t be deployed in Ukraine
• U.S. Army slashing 24,000 posts
• Gun range videos led FBI to Palestinia­n man accused of plot
• FAA finds 17 fixes for SpaceX’s Starship
• San Francisco officials apologize to Black residents
• Border policies blamed in student’s slaying
• Foolish LNG export pause
• HPD will have to regain the public’s trust
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS
• Spice-filled vegetable stew merges cuisines
• Elite NYC bar hosting two-day pop-up event in Houston
• Alvarez ponders life as club’s No. 2 hitter
• Offseason wish list starts with D-line, running game
• Early struggles shaped Fried’s competitiv­e fire
• Rivers willing to take heat for shot at title
• Walter propels Baylor past TCU
• No ‘magic’ solution to reeling Aggies’ woes
• Horns have score to settle with OU
• All-Houston semifinal in 3A part of TAPPS state tourney highlights
• Broncos hint at shift from Wilson
• Setback to Mexico shows much more work remains
• Big banks back down on climate policies
• Union reaches deal for Kroger’s workers
• Officials consider barring cellphones in class
• Wall Street trading holds steady near record highs
• What’s bitcoin?
• La MLS arranca con árbitros reserva
• Varios, por escaño de Cruz

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