Houston Chronicle - 2023-01-31

• New research looks at groundwate­r use
• BARC offering free microchips for pets
• Conroe man sentenced for shooting into apartment
• Trial to stay in Harris County
• Parents blast use of child restraints
• Ex-Rep. Hurd stirs talk of run for 2024 GOP nom
• Murder-suicide deaths ID’d as local lawyers
• 2 officers, 3 fire personnel tied to Nichols arrest lose jobs
• Ga. prosecutor signals Trump charges on way
• Can Texas GOP get immigratio­n reform rolling?
• Used car market falls back to Earth
• Moving money from joint account not a gift
• Dallas hailed as Wall Street of the South
• Court: J&J can’t use bankruptcy to end baby powder cancer suits
• Fed’s statement might signal rate increases will be eased
• Stocks sink as markets brace for big week
• ‘Amtrak Joe’ hails plans for big East Coast tunnel fix
• Feds expect to collect $4.7B in penalties for bad Medicare charges
• HARRY RICHARD “RICKY” HAIKIN
• Twitter workers soon to testify in Hunter Biden case
• ‘Venmo vultures’ scrape for small debts from friends
• Report says coal plants cost more to run than replace
• Carrier runs partly on sustainabl­e fuel in test flight
• Ossai’s support system kicks in
• Busy training staff will have its hands full
• Philly’s never seen a team like this
• Lady luck lands a heavy blow to title hopes
• Moore to run Chargers’ offense
• Sengun practices, set to return after missing game with illness
• GM was always waiting in wings on Correa
• Greinke returning to Royals’ rotation
• Horns strike against recent nemesis
• Aggies try to keep rolling at Arkansas
• Shepherd School of Music is ready to hit the high notes again
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS
• Three Houston-area restaurant­s land on Yelp’s Top 100 Places to Eat in US

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