Houston Chronicle - 2023-03-28

• Montgomery County Fair names its queen, her court
• Final Four ticket prices falling after eliminatio­ns
• Pappas chain protests airport contract
• Safety advised for a busy weekend of events
• Netanyahu delays overhaul of judicial system after mass protests
• Energy chief raises safety risks over fighting near nuclear facility
• Survivors, stand together
• Texas’ zombie tax break is baaa-aaack
• Lyft designates new CEO amid losses
• Twitter celebs balk at paying Musk for blue check mark
• Most stocks see gains, to the relief of banks
• Twitter: Parts of source code posted online
• Report says 8% of cash to Mexico raises suspicions
• R. GENE TANNER
• FALLON GORDON
• Family-run First Citizens to buy SVB in government-backed deal
• MARK ANDREW VAN DOREN
• First shot at second to happen internally
• Pure joy replaces recent agony
• Miami, FAU inject field with Florida flair
• Duncanvill­e’s Holland representi­ng Lone Star state
• Game is gone in New York minute
• Ryans backs thrifty free-agency approach
• Brantley to be given more time, with late April a target for return
• Houston’s ROCO chamber orchestra releases children’s book ‘The Nightingal­e’
• Young immigrants find challenges in powerful ‘Sanctuary City’
• Apple TV+’s ‘Tetris’ is Cold War thriller about the fight over a video game
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Lana Del Rey gets personal on new album

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