Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-16

• City mulls ways to curb tree clearing
• Muddy Bowl mixes crawfish boil, 5K trail run
• Abbott: ‘Easy choice’ to decline Biden’s invite
• Giffords recovery at center of film showing
• Simmons to join Rice in advisory role
• Father of suspect in July Fourth parade shooting indicted
• Russia’s losses renew questions on tactics
• WILLIAM DENSON SR.
• TOMMY LEE BOEHNKE
• Senate bill could fix dispute over firefighte­r pay
• Bureau needs its day in court, and comeuppanc­e
• UFOs and other unsolved mysteries
• Winter storm lawsuits are piling up
• Carbon storage backlog tails EPA
• Tesla to make some chargers available to all
• Oil ramping up hedges to stabilize and protect prices
• FTX bankruptcy judge denies request for independen­t examiner
• U.S. home-builder sentiment increases by most since mid-’20
• FAA’s leader defends safety of air travel
• Markets tick higher after hopes joust fears
• H&M forms venture to sort textile waste, recycle used garments
• Biden: GOP plans would drive up U.S. debt
• Report: Ikea needs to fix glue to go climate-positive
• IRS nominee faces questionin­g on ‘thankless’ job
• Aggies roar back, down Razorbacks
• Tennessee stuns top-ranked Tide
• Manfred: A’s could be headed to Vegas
• Yankees to be without Montas for bulk if not all of season
• Stadium’s updates to debut March 18
• Westside looks for big impact at state with small squad
• Ross found her voice at Summer Creek
• Chiefs celebrate ‘rebuilding’ in city rally
• PGA Tour’s plan to combat LIV playing out in L.A.
• New ways to treat back pain
• Hair can offer clues to medical changes in the body
• Reader turns to milk thistle after issues with statins
• How a running expert keeps on running
• INSIDE HARRIS HEALTH
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ROYAL STARS

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