Keuchel shines as Astros top A's 6-1 in win streak
Dallas Keuchel improved to 6-0 with seven innings of six hit ball and no earned runs. Evan Gattis launched a two run homer in the sixth to break a 1-1 tie, driving Houston to a 6-1 victory over Oakland. George Springer added two hits as Houston extended its best start in franchise history at 27-14 while Oakland dropped to 14 games under .500.
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Howard may sit out Game 2 with left knee sprain
Rockets center Dwight Howard told reporters in Oakland he has a sprained left knee and will listen to his body before deciding to play Golden State in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals. He sat out practice, noted ongoing pain, but said he expects to return later in the series. The injury followed a first quarter collision with Josh Smith. Houston led early but the Warriors won 110 106.
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Troopers to Crack Down Over Memorial Day Weekend
Texas troopers will be out in force over the Memorial Day weekend to catch drunken drivers and other traffic violators. The Texas Department of Public Safety says increased patrols begin Friday and run through Monday. DPS participates in the Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign to boost compliance.
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Texas hunting rights amendment heads to voters
The Texas Legislature approved a state constitutional amendment guaranteeing citizens right to hunt fish and harvest wildlife subject to conservation laws. The House passed it with 111 votes and 20 abstentions, Senate approval followed last month, and voters will decide in November. Eighteen states have approved similar measures.
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Man Sues Blue Bell Over Listeria Illness Linked Ice Cream
David Shockley sues Blue Bell claiming listeria related meningitis after eating the company’s ice cream. Blue Bell halted production and recalled all products in April following linked infections. Shockley was hospitalized with respiratory failure and septic shock in 2013 while working at a Houston retirement complex.
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Port of Houston Authority reports April tonnage gains
Executive Director Roger Guenther announced April cargo rose 23 percent to four million tons. Loaded containers up 46 percent and steel imports 40 percent from last year, with year to date cargo over 13 million tons, up 11 percent. Cruise season wrap up highlighted by Emerald Princess and Norwegian Jewel sailings boosting local economy.
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