Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-21

• State ethics panel finds former rep skirted law
• Magnolia ISD develops plan for water service
• ‘RRR,’ ‘Banshees’ among film winners
• Sheriff: Man kills 3 teens, self
• Ben Taub to get enhanced survivor aid
• Bills aim to buoy religious freedom
• Shocking 1995 crime is subject of podcast, documentar­y
• Judicial plan advances despite protests in Israel
• Residents preparing to offer farewells to Carter
• Stop rattlesnak­e cruelty
• Can conservati­on tool save history?
• Houston firm eyes oxygen pipe on moon
• Houston workers hit hard on rents
• AutoNation expects vehicle prices to drop
• Big Tech’s legal shield may be at risk
• Tough math, politics for Social Security, Medicare
• Hedge fund billionair­e extracts billions more to retire
• Offshore wind faces whale of a problem
• Socially responsibl­e investment­s could hinder clean tech
• Gates: Inflation Reduction Act driving growth in energy tech
• Inflation worries dog Wall Street
• Biden’s ‘Buy America’ bid runs into manufactur­ing woes
• Student loan struggles expose system flaws
• Make credit cards less vulnerable to fraud
• Kansas wins 5th in row by turning aside TCU
• Texas A&M takes season a second at a time
• Brantley feels good about rate of progress
• NASCAR Cup Series DAYTONA 500
• Stenhouse, JTG have patience pay off with Daytona 500 win
• Woods sightings rare in semiretire­ment
• Houston area filled with elite talent
• Pearland among those with sights on state title
• UH nets $4.2M profit on athletics
• Three new stand-up specials, three very different approaches
• Winnie the Pooh turns slasher in lifeless ‘Blood and Honey’
• What to watch TUESDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• SHERMAN’S LAGOON
• ROYAL STARS
• Flint water crisis fuels powerful ‘cullud wattah’ at Stages

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