Jacksonville tops Steelers in 9-0 MNF shocker
Jacksonville defeats defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers 9-0 in the lowest scoring Monday Night Football game. It marks a rare shutout and ends Pittsburgh’s MNF dominance while the Jaguars secure a surprising win.
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Winners Crowned in 19th Annual Sportsman Challenge
Rain delayed naming a few winners but most champions were crowned over the weekend at the 19th Annual Sportsman Challenge. Local racers and sponsors celebrated multiple divisions, with standout performances from top drivers and teams across the circuit.
Spinach recalled as Local 5 stores pull product
Local 5 stores joined others nationwide to pull spinach amid an E coli outbreak linked to the vegetable. State Rep Wayne Smith met with local and area Realtors to discuss homeowner issues.
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White House Revises Terrorism Suspect Proposal
The White House announced on Monday a revision to its proposal for handling terrorism suspects, outlining updated approaches and policy adjustments at the executive level.
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Deaths of Fred Herring William C Holleman and Maria De Jesus Del Toro
Three individuals are reported deceased in this notice. Fred Herring, veteran of local services, is listed alongside William Clinton Holleman and Maria De Jesus Del Toro. Details on dates, services, and burial plans are not provided in the readable text.
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Fred Herring, William Clinton Holleman
Maria de Jesus del Toro
Weather forecast and lottery results summary
Mostly sunny and pleasant weather with a high of 87 and a low of 66. Lottery draws include Mega Millions 6 26 33 39 55 Megaplier 3 and Lotto Texas 2 3 7 16 23 49. Pick 3 Day 5 01 01 Night 4 01 07. Cash Five 01 06 19 29 37. Texas Two Step 12 18 20 33 BB 30. Opinion television mentioned.
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Seniors kick off 32nd Greater Baytown Olympics
The 32nd annual Greater Baytown Area Senior Olympics began Monday with an 8 am opening ceremony. Over-50 athletes competed across events including complementary breakfast, fitness contests, classic and board washer toss, and bowling where 32 mixed-sex teams vie for top honors. Local organizers note the event blends sport with socializing as longtime coordinator Lynne Foley and Baytown leaders praise community energy and participation. The games run through Thursday with schedule on Page 3.
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Morton
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Lee College
Residents wait as gas-line work drags on in Baytown
About 100 residents spend a third night in hotels while Teppco teams finish evacuating a ruptured 6 inch butane line and a second 18 inch propane line near I-10 and North Main Street. Crews evacuated roughly 20 homes Saturday as safety checks continue and residents are allowed back with escorts to tend animals and essential items. Fire and safety teams monitor the area before full return.
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Interstate 10
North Main Street
Rick Rainey
Teppco
Mont Belvieu
Baytown
Palm Street
Kings Drive
San Jacino Christian Church
Holiday Inn Express
Garth Road
Rainey
Holiday Inn
Carol Enderli
South Palm Street
George Galloway
Forrest Broussard
Tengela Ardion
Highlands sex suspect arraigned in Harris County
Kamece Linthicum, 26, faced one count of sexual assault of a minor aged 14 to 17 in Houston area court. She remained jailed on a $20,000 bond after a Monday arraignment. Investigators tied Linthicum to a 16-year-old victim through the case against Deborah Lux, also charged with sex with a minor under 14 and with a 16-year-old. Lux, also known as Deborah Conaway, is held on $50,000 in bonds and awaits arraignment. Police urge anyone with more victims to contact the county Child Abuse Unit.
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Harris
Kamece Linthicum
Harris County
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Baytown
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Linthicum
Deborah Lux
Lux
Deborah Conaway
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Retired longtime Lee College professor McNeill honored for service
McNeill, 68, who taught American history at Lee College from 1965, retired after four decades of service while undergoing cancer treatment. Regents accepted his resignation at a recent meeting, with Regent Don Coffey noting the 41 years warranted a separate motion. He pursued degrees at Lamar University and Rice University and mentored many students in Beaumont.
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Lee College
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Board of Regents
Don Coffey
McNeil
Beaumont
Southern Methodist University
Lamar University
Ralph Wooster
Baytown
Walter Rundell Jr
University of Illinois
Helen
Rice University
Frank Vandivier
Texas Almanac
Walter Rundell
Goose Creek
Wooster
Rundell
Dean Rundell
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