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City of Houston ‘kicked the can’ in highway light maintenance

Houston Public Works Director Randy Macchi responded to a KHOU 11 investigation that revealed hundreds of non-working high mast lights along Houston highways. Macchi acknowledged the issue and emphasized the need to prioritize infrastructure maintenance, including fixing streets and high mast lights. Following the investigation, efforts are underway to address the problem, with coordination between the city and state to develop plans for repairs. Progress has been made, with 30 high-mast lights repaired in the past month, and a detailed plan of action is expected to be shared with city council members soon.

Manvel mayor pens letter to President Donald Trump following posting of AI-image

Manvel Mayor Dan Davis wrote a letter to President Trump expressing concerns about a controversial AI image depicting Trump as Jesus. Davis emphasized the importance of responsibility and seriousness in the president’s role. He urged Trump to surround himself with a team that reviews communication before posting. Davis criticized divisive political behavior and emphasized the need for unity and peace in leadership.

Youth chef competition to debut at Galveston’s Yaga’s Wild Game and BBQ Cook-Off

The Yaga’s Children’s Fund Wild Game and BBQ Cook-Off at Moody Gardens in Galveston will feature cooking competitions, family activities, and a new youth chef contest on May 8-9. This annual event, celebrating its 30th anniversary, supports Galveston County charities. A new youth grilling competition will be introduced at this year’s event, offering a unique opportunity for young chefs to showcase their skills. The event promises a fun-filled weekend for attendees while also benefiting local charities in Galveston County.