Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-06

• Debate over balloon, China’s intent
• Kingwood resident saves grandfathe­r twice in one month by performing CPR
• Longtime Border Patrol agent appointed as Abbott’s first czar
• Suburban shelter adds climate-controlled cages
• Dem claims Trump tax cuts added to deficit
• Lone Star State boasts ‘the greatest frontiersm­an’
• Pope pushes for peace in war-torn South Sudan
• Russian paramilita­ry, Ukrainians battle for control of Bakhmut
• Ruling blocks pot-based gun bans
• RITA BEATRICEE HENDERSON PROCTOR
• Invest surplus into teacher raises
• Sustainabl­e, Chemical-Free Frack Fluid Is a Win for Both Oil and Gas Companies and the Environmen­t
• Two suburban apartment projects are on the way in Tomball and Katy
• Cousins rallies NFC to win over AFC in new format
• Only one of the brothers can win
• Brown lifting club to playoff oasis
• Team shows lack of spirit in worst pummeling of season
• After blowout, an even tougher test
• Tigers outmuscle Aggies to push win streak to 23
• Horns continue to exhibit resilience
• Rose’s Pebble Beach lead at 2; event to end Monday
• Truex triumphs as NASCAR returns to the L.A. Coliseum
• Jazz singer Cécile McLorin Salvant brings her haunting ‘Ghost Songs’ to Wortham Center
• BOOK EVENTS
• ‘The Last of Us’ gives Ronstadt song with Texas ties a bump
• ‘Chicago’ revival highlights strength of an enduring musical
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• ROYAL STARS
• Little Hen mixes English-inspired glam with upscale ‘brunch boutique’ taste

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