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From the Ashes: Couple chooses unusual setting to renew vows
Angela Tawater has always been a bit batty! On her cell phone message, she calls herself "Batgirl." But it seemed the Joker might have gotten the best of her when the site of her wedding reception this Saturday burned downed Tuesday night.
Magazine votes Houston America's fattest city
Magazine subscriber Michael Quintanilla over at mysa.com got his issue ahead of us nonsubscribers and notes that San Antonio is No.
Bang Bangz: Tax the Wolf Offshoot Sets A Pretty High Bar
Houstonians are more than likely familiar with Mario Rodriguez for his work with Tax the Wolf.
Half-price adoptions at 5 area shelters
HOUSTON Do you have room in your life for a furry friend? This weekend, five Houston-area animal shelters are teaming up to help thousands of homeless pets find loving, forever homes.
Houston's Red-Light Camera Nightmare Is Finally Over
It's a day that many thought would never come: The end of Houston's turbulent, farcical red-light camera circus .
Animal shelters offer 50% off adoption fees
The Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care , Houston Humane Society , Citizens for Animal Protection , HCPHES Veterinary Public Health and Houston SPCA will offer half-off adoption fees for selected pets Feb.
Does Garden Oaks tree show the Virgin of Guadalupe?
An oak tree in the Garden Oaks subdivision is drawing the attention of passersby who say they see an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe on it, KHOU-TV is reporting: Homeowner Kyle Toland said the tree on his property has become a spiritual attraction for many Houstonians, according to the news report: For months, complete strangers would stop at the ... (more)
M.I.A.'s Super Bowl finger flip sends YouTube hits soaring
British rapper M.I.A. who flipped the bird at the world on the Super Bowl halftime show with Madonna Sunday, may have turned herself into the next YouTube sensation.
Houstonian files whistle-blower suit against GE Energy
A Houston man has sued GE Energy alleging he was fired after raising concerns about the hiring of a woman close to an Iraqi government official to "curry favor" for the company's bid on a quarter-billion-dollar electricity contract.
The water's back on Lake Houston -- and so are the fishermen
Behind Lake Houston Marina, fishermen wander onto the piers every day, casting their lines into the water for a few catfish or perch or, if they're lucky, an occasional bass.
Betty and Bob Hammann celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on February 3, 2012 with family and friends.
Making Big Dough for Super Bowl Sunday
"We plan on doing three times what we would normally do on a Sunday night," says Ryan Genthe with Coal Vines Pizza in Sugar Land.
Bloomberg gives big to Planned Parenthood; Komen officials quit
Cancer survivor Venessa Rivera receives flowers upon crossing the finish line in the Susan G. Komen for the Cure race on Saturday, Oct.
Chef Philippe Schmit Receives Prestigious Maitres Cuisiniers de France Title
When he first moved to the United States from his home country of France in 1990, Philippe Schmit worked as a sous chef under famous chef Eric Ripert -- a fellow Frenchman -- in the New York kitchens of Le Bernadin, eventually moving on to become executive chef at La Goulue, then later Orsay.
Midtown Diner Kicks off Black History
"The Breakfast Klub's" owner, Marcus Davis, invited patrons to submit empowering and uplifting prayers in support of our community.
Houstonian one of 1,500 world-wide to own McFly Nike Mag sneakers
How can anyone forget the 1989 classic "Back to the Future II", where Marty McFly needs to borrow your Hover Board.
Houstonians push for a Beyonce Monument
My Fox Houston is reporting that Houston may soon be the home of a Beyonce Monument.
Landry's Plans a New Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
Click here to see a high-res version of the proposed plans for the new Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier.
Sunnyside residents sing praises of South Acres Ranch
Next month a housing development in the Sunnyside community of Houston will celebrate its second phase of construction and its potential impact in one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.
Brothers use walkie-talkies in attempted burglary
Two brothers were arrested Sunday in South Houston after they tried to steal a flat screen TV using walkie-talkies, police said.