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Why The Sequester Could Be Bad For Johnson Space Center Employees

NASA's top executive says Houston's Johnson Space Center plays a critical role in the NASA budget proposed by President Barack Obama last month. During a visit to JSC on Thursday, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden also expressed concern about the effects the sequester could have on the space agency's goals and employment at the space center.

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Harris County Sues Houston Motel Known For Prostitution

A Houston motel nationally known for prostitution activity is the subject of a new lawsuit. Harris County alleges the motel is a criminal nuisance to the neighborhood.

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Rice University To Launch New Institute For Religious Tolerance

A Houston couple is giving Rice University nearly $30 milion dollars to start a new institute. It will work to promote religious tolerance.

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As Memorial Day Nears, Gas Prices Rise

As Memorial Day approaches, retail gasoline prices in Texas have risen a bit.

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Study Gives New Reasons Why Recess Helps Kids In School

Think back on recess in school and maybe you remember playing kickball or swinging on monkey bars. Besides fun and games, a new study shows recess can help students in other ways.

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Blog: Tornados Move Through North Texas; Reported Deaths

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Winding Down the War, Part IV: Six Deaths In Qalat

On April 6th, the provincial reconstruction team based in Qalat, Afghanistan suffered a devastating loss. Six team members were killed during a failed attempt to assassinate the governor of Zabul Province...

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GHP Seeks To Head Off Labor Crunch

The Greater Houston Partnership has announced a new effort head off potential shortages of skilled labor that could limit the region's economic growth.

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Officials: 'Multiple fatalities' In Texas Tornado

GRANBURY, Texas (AP) — Officials report a tornado caused "multiple fatalities" as it tore through two neighborhoods of a North Texas town.

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Texas Sees Drop In Construction-Related Fatalities

Thousands of workers took time out from their jobs for an annual event designed to make things safer on construction sites. Safety briefings were held as a trade organization unveiled new figures showing a big drop in the number of workers killed or hurt on the job in Texas.

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