Houston Chronicle - 2023-03-09

• New Kids on the Block mania in full effect
• Women earn 81% of what men are paid across region
• Montgomery County Sheriff ’s Office ups support for mental health crises
• Bill expanding ethnic studies in schools faces headwinds
• Conroe ISD proposing new bond package
• LGBTQ advocates tout bills at Capitol
• Veterans recall chaos of Afghan collapse
• Ex-Pasadena chamber exec accused of theft
• Records: School leader had cocaine on campus
• HISD takeover views
• Chevron’s future isn’t in wind and solar
• Debt is a warning sign in this hot economy
• Disturbing notes on the economy
• Single women take an outsize role in workforce, economy
• U.S. job openings drop; still too high for Fed
• Powell: ‘No decision’ on Fed’s next move
• Data: Pay gap for women who have never been married getting bigger
• Wall Street steadies day after steep tumble
• Jones to get $520K salary under bankruptcy plan
• Should remote employees take hush trips?
• Amazon to help Southwest after holiday meltdown
• Revlon, as Chapter 11 nears end, faces hair relaxer cancer claims
• Tesla probed over Autopilot system, steering wheels that can come off
• Terry preaches resilience
• 47-season tenure ends for Boeheim
• UH to play for AAC crown
• Injury ends Porter’s return to lineup after four games
• NBA NOTEBOOK
• Artificial sweetener in low-calorie and keto products may increase risk of heart attack and stroke, study finds
• Complex jargon may prevent patients from understand­ing diagnosis
• Can acupressur­e wristbands really help with sleep issues?
• Author gives life to story of failed coup against British crown
• 14 Pews partners with Jung Center for popcorn psychology film series
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Dear Abby:

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