Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-04

• Montgomery County morgue to move to new forensic center
• Déjà vu: Beyoncé adds a second date in Houston to tour
• Ground is broken on housing project
• Pope warns leaders as peace process stalls in South Sudan
• Houston attorney convicted in tax fraud case
• Vietnam War legacy
• JCI is no Prince’s
• Thumbs: New Yorkers feel a crisis
• HGO stages a magnificen­t take on ‘Werther’
• Success of Loop38 shows need for a sinfoniett­a in Houston
• Fruit and fragrance make citrus trees appealing
• Are lichens, moss, algae on trees a problem?
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS
• What to watch SATURDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Much of frozen Austin still without power
• Stingley aims for big leap under Ryans
• Philly unafraid of making tough calls
• Decisions on fourth down could prove to be decisive
• Hurts’ success magnifies pressure on QB Prescott
• Ryans says QB is just ‘one piece’
• Concussion­s climb after 2 years in decline
• QBs work on moving up draft boards
• Second-half rally saves Cougars again
• Longhorns aim to curtail Kansas St.’s rising status
• Duke hopes Wake Forest won’t bedevil its progress
• Snowboarde­r: Coach raped me
• Kitayama up by one shot at Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Jobs report signals a worker’s market
• Debt ceiling is all the rage in Democrats’ fundraisin­g emails
• Companies pledge millions in fed effort to stem road deaths
• Shell hits brakes on growing renewables unit
• Family leave still out of reach for almost half of U.S. workers 30 years after landmark law

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