Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-08-28

• UNFULFILLE­D PROMISES
• Obstructio­n case looms over Trump
• Shrinking prairie raising flood risks
• Pearland center gets back to old habit(ats)
• Shooting suspect’s dash into Walmart spurs evacuation
• Man is found shot multiple times after vehicle rolls over
• Man fatally struck on I-45, is found near entrance ramp
• Boil water notice put in place after pressure problem
• Man lying on tracks dies after train strikes him
• Driver is killed after car crashes on Beltway 8
• Road is shut after crash involving 3 motorcycle­s
• Uvalde families protest at Capitol
• Fraud alleged in murder case bail records
• Conroe councilwom­an is target of recall election
• A STEM ‘goldmine’
• Showing the love to ‘Mother Laws’
• DROUGHT DRIES LAKE
• Paddling makes a comeback in Missouri
• Crist’s pick puts focus on education
• National Hurricane Center has its eyes on 3 storms
• Rapper halts show after disturbanc­e
• 3 Dutch soldiers shot; police suspect a fight
• ‘Star Trek’ star’s ashes headed to space
• For whatever's ahead, we're with you all the way.
• Katy Prairie
• HARVEY’S WAKE
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO UNDERSTAND FLOODING
• Harvey’s still here
• Why Brays Bayou families chose to stay after Harvey
• Rememberin­g two writers who would resonate today
• Harvey recovery isn’t over for many
• Hurricanes can bring out the best in people
• JAMES CHRISTOPHE­R ROOTES
• CATHY ASHMORE HELM
• LIFE TRIBUTES
• MIKE ( GEORGE) KRESCH
• ROBERT MAYES
• GEORGENA JOY PARKS BAILEY
• ALICE NELL HAMMOND
• DONALD GRAY
• MARGARET (MARGO) KENDRICK
• NANCY FLEAGLE
• HOWARD FRANCIS GREADY
• FREDERICK GOVREAU
• MARY TREANOR
• TYLER SCOTT IRVINE
• FREDERICK HENRY STIGALE
• THOMAS O’CONNOR
• WILLIAM D. (BILL) TURLEY
• JOHN ADAMS
• THOMAS O’NEIL
• MARGARETTE THOMPSON ROBINSON
• STEPHEN JAMES SCHULTZ
• French pastry chef served 5 presidents
• TV career included ‘Beverly Hills’ part
• Democrats’ big plans meet the limits of ‘imperfect’ tools
• Migrants ditch GOP rides, skip N.Y., D.C.
• Pentagon shifts from airlifts to ships to deliver heavier weapons to Ukraine
• Ukraine prepares for nuclear accident
• ‘A HEINOUS CRIME’
• Transgende­r student’s death spurs outcry
• Death toll from flash floods at 1,000
• Ranks of pope-picking cardinals expanding
• Report: Migrant camp is a health hazard
• Talks to resume on global marine goal
• Finland’s PM draws cheers, jeers over partying
• Patients’ children fear they’ll end up with it, too
• Boosters that better battle variants to be ready by Labor Day
• Psilocybin may help heavy drinkers quit
• Monkeypox symptoms stumping doctors
• St. Joseph has provided compassion­ate care for 135 years, today they continue to innovate
• Summer’s weather whiplash drubs world
• MEET THE REPORTER
• Wind power blows away cultural stereotype­s
• Election is a referendum on the current Republican leadership
• Military families are in a bind on housing as benefits lag
• Late actor’s daughters suing his foundation
• Gas-powered muscle cars drive into sunset, turn electric
• Sometimes sluggish Google Chrome needs a little polish
• Economists departing from old climate change model
• TALENT RETENTION
• Prevent ‘tuning out’ in the workplace
• Conduct your due diligence before accepting a job offer
• Office manager is shirking her job responsibi­lities
• EPA takes aim at two ‘forever chemicals’
• UH: 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• AGGIES NAME KING STARTER
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• Defense feeling refreshed
• TEXAS SOUTHERN: 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• HOUSTON BAPTIST: 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• Tucker to play in World Baseball Classic
• Ohtani fans nine as Angels top Jays
• Davis helps Katy kick early rust
• Lagway, Willis trounce Rudder
• Shadow Creek tops Manvel
• Willis leads King rout of Crosby
• Reescano powers New Caney win
• No. 9 Westfield trounces Cy Park
• Fast start carries Stratford to win
• Clear Falls rallies past Pearland
• Westlake rolls Ridge Point
• Northweste­rn edges Nebraska
• Scheffler clings to a 1-shot lead
• Bills cut punter amid rape lawsuit
• South Koreans lead LPGA event
• Hawaii, Curacao in LLWS final
• Williams sisters to play doubles
• Own goal helps doom Dynamo in second half
• POETRY IN THE pandemic
• Immigratio­n journey of journalist Jose Antonio Vargas is the American dream
• Gripping documentar­y ‘Territory’ pits Indigenous Brazilian tribe against outsiders
• Arden Cho steps into the spotlight as ‘Partner Track’ star
• Rising above childhood trauma
• BESTSELLER­S
• Clarifying history — even if it’s uncomforta­ble
• After years of saving, woman completes dream remodel of Garden Oaks home
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch
• LOOKING BACK
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• ROYAL STARS
• Friend is hurt by honest opinion of brother
• Reader wants to avoid question on cost of boat
• ‘Low and slow’ is the standard for cooking Texas barbecue
• Downtown’s Finn Hall welcomes new vendors
• In Grenada, aka the Spice Isle, a foodie paradise blossoms
• FINISH FINESSE
• RIVER OAKS AREA
• THE HEIGHTS
• You can find the house of your dreams
• Branching out: Hire profession­al to keep trees healthy
• HUNTERS CREEK VILLAGE/MEMORIAL VILLAGES
• HILLSHIRE VILLAGE/MEMORIAL VILLAGES
• REALTOR PROFILE
• HomeAid announces the winner of Project Playhouse
• VISUAL IMPACT
• Seal hidden window air leaks with proper caulk
• Taylor Morrison builds
• Biden clears some student debt
• School starts in HISD amid teacher shortages
• 5 years later, Harvey still haunts area
• Uvalde CISD police chief fired
• Hegar takes aim at funds

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