Houston Chronicle - 2023-12-02

• Report: People of color more likely to be affected by smog issues
• Official still blocking terminal funds
• Fisherman pulls out tiny cat from middle of Lake Conroe
• Paxton sues Pfizer over claims about COVID-19 vaccine promotion, efficacy
• Aviation academy redevelops abandoned airstrip into school
• Party politics seeps into council runoff
• Latest cyclist death pushes city toward record for fatalities
• Deputies fatally shoot man who allegedly fired at them
• Zelenskyy: War in new phase as winter looms
• Prosecutor­s: Inmate stabbed Chauvin 22 times
• Activist, educator always made people feel valued
• Battleship Texas soon could call Galveston its permanent home
• Foundation plans fund to fight intergener­ational poverty
• Why the comments section is gone
• Thumbs: Grinchy guv cuts Christmas short
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS
• What to watch SATURDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Yoyo’s Hot Dog makes move to Post Houston
• Washington wins Pac-12 in thriller
• SWAC CHAMPIONSH­IP
• López replaces Espada as bench coach
• Garcia fighting Duarte, Golden Boy Promotions
• Cryer scores 23 to secure close win for No. 6 UH
• Dallas wins 14th straight at home
• Browns name Flacco as starting QB
• Atkins trying to tackle a heavy heart
• Westfield ready for redo of 2022’s ‘most physical game’
• Woods falls back as Scheffler, Spieth share Bahamas lead
• Eagles’ first state title game since 1996 ends in defeat
• 5 reasons COP28 demands attention
• Abandoned condo project gets a new life
• Bonds are up as Powell’s pushback lasts ‘a few seconds’
• Nickel ore plant that will supply Tesla strikes $115M deal

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