Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2024-04-21

• Saint Arnold to mark its 30th anniversar­y with daylong festival
• Senate reauthoriz­es key FBI surveillan­ce program
• Moscow: 50 drones shot down as attacks spark fires in Russia
• Airstrike in Gaza kills at least 9 Palestinia­ns
• 2 mayoral candidates killed in Mexico, bringing total to 17
• Pakistani province issues glacier melting flood alert
• You Can Now Control Your Experience Even More!
• Houston TikToker answers prayers
• Symbolic duo at home for 25 years
• Canadian film crew is fishing for history in Neches River
• AK-47 killing appeal to fault state law
• Firms can help protest property appraisals
• Brothers aim for new wrestling fame
• Catfish stocked across state for urban residents to catch
• Conroe eyes change in garbage collector
• H-GAC plans $500M in Fort Bend projects
• Hays CISD will pay for seat belts on school buses
• Remember the Alamo, but don’t forget Joe
• For Earth Day: Climate activist myths that need busting
• Short-term rental gave me freedom, extra income
• Neighborho­ods are ruined by Anything Boxes
• Enough, already: Don’t ask more from local taxpayers
• JANIE CURRY LEE
• FREDERICK W. KELLY JR.
• JULIO ZACCAGNI
• CAROL WALLS
• SID L. BERGER
• BARBARA E. MURRAY, M.D.
• PENNY WALZEL DWYER
• MARY ANN HAY
• CELESTE KELLEY
• FRANK LINAY BURGE
• Somber setting for this year’s Passover
• Can a loved one be moved from a cemetery?
• Trauma lingers for Columbine survivors
• Samsung challenges state grid and water
• Can ERCOT keep up with surge in electricit­y demand?
• California could be first state for workers’ ‘right to disconnect’
• Unreliable EV chargers spark L.A. startup
• 2023 was a record year for global wind installati­ons
• Calif.’s new fast-food wage has small eateries antsy
• Microsoft grapples with cybersecur­ity issue
• Are you ready to ask for promotion at work?
• Field set for hectic Sunday
• Verlander provides spark on, off mound
• Heat earn date with Celtics
• PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
• Changing landscape leads to fewer underclass­men
• Elko’s hopes high for DE duo
• Barbecue joints are great ‘places’ to be social
• Setting an elegant ‘Table for Two’
• ‘Throwing a party’ without doing anything
• 55+ LIVING
• COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
• After you pass away, who pays your debts?
• Tai chi a great low-impact, peaceful activity

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