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Broke On: Monday, 01 July 2024Hurricane Beryl rapidly intensified into a Category 4 storm in just 48 hours, leaving the Atlantic and heading towards the Caribbean. Residents prepare as warnings are issued for Barbados, St. Lucia, and Jamaica. Tropical Depression 3 also forms in the Gulf of Mexico, expected to become a tropical storm by Sunday night. 
Escaped Inmate Joshua Nigel Thomas Sanders: Dangerous Fugitive on the Run in Houston, Warns Authorities
Broke On: Thursday, 13 June 2024Escaped inmate Joshua Nigel Thomas Sanders, wanted for burglary and weapon possession charges, held a staff member at knifepoint during his courthouse escape in Houston on June 13, 2024. Multiple law enforcement agencies are searching for the dangerous 5 feet 5 inch, approximately 140-pound suspect last seen wearing orange pants and a black shirt. Sanders has a lengthy criminal history and should be considered armed and dangerous. 
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Broke On: Monday, 20 May 2024Deadly storms hit Houston, Texas, causing widespread power outages, extensive damage to downtown and surrounding areas, and resulting in at least eight deaths. The Harris County Sheriff's Office Deputy lost two of his sons' turtles in a tree incident while assisting during the storm. Recovery efforts are ongoing amidst high temperatures and poor air quality. 
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Broke On: Sunday, 19 May 2024A devastating storm hits Houston on May 19, 2024, causing hurricane-force winds, significant damage, and millions of people to lose power. At least five deaths have been reported and restoration efforts are underway; however, some customers may face delays due to 'nested outages' and varying levels of electrical circuit damage. 
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