Houston Chronicle - 2024-05-07

• Groups aim to limit I-10 widening, add space atop road
• Once rain stopped, why did flooding continue?
• Despite flood potential, Woodlands may turn tract into big park
• Year’s first 90-degree day is in view early
• Mom newly indicted after testimony about son’s murder
• Conroe faces ‘critical infrastruc­ture’ issues as growth soars
• Pop-up to feature student, teacher artwork
• A&M set to double its full-time journalism faculty
• Main commenceme­nt canceled at Columbia amid ongoing protests
• Russia warns U.K. on aiding Ukraine, plans nuke weapons drills
• If Houston is progressiv­e, why does segregatio­n persist?
• Rail oversight agency needs more power
• Dua Lipa’s latest may be lightweigh­t, but it’s solid pop
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ROYAL STARS
• Maven Coffee and Cocktail opens in Thompson Houston
• Pit Room expands into the Memorial area
• McNair expresses relief about Dell’s full recovery
• Wemby dominates rookie balloting
• Expect ‘MVP’ chants as finalists tangle
• Mitchell will be Boston’s biggest headache
• Stars’ pathway toughens with well-rested Avs looming
• ON DECK: ASTROS AT YANKEES
• Latest implosion by Hader leads to growing frustratio­n
• Black’s debut fulfills boyhood dream
• Chargers add Chark for depth at receiver
• Kingwood girls in running for top-three finish at state
• Area Latinos play big economic role
• Gulf Coast Distillers will open space at Sawyer Yards brewery
• Airbus too backlogged to profit off Boeing woes
• Tech stocks help Wall Street start week on high note
• GUIDA JACKSON
• W. ANDREW ACHENBAUM, JR.
• Pajama gala raises funds for medical debt

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