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For the third time this year, an abandoned infant has been found. Fortunately this time the child was left near a Baby Safe station at a Houston fire station. However, the child’s age (estimated at 9-months) could leave his parents/guardian subject to prosecution, despite the Texas Baby Moses Law
(Video: KTRK 13 News)
RELATED STORIES:
- Baby boy abandoned at Houston fire station (KPRC 2 News)
- Baby boy abandoned at Houston fire station (Chron.com)
- Baby abandoned at northeast Harris County fire station (KHOU 11 News)
- Baby left at HFD station 39 (KRIV 26 News)
OTHER LOCAL AREA HEADLINES:
- Mayor Annise Parker: ‘We will have a Thanksgiving parade’ (KHOU 11 News)
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- Houston Gets Its Next Portion Of Light Rail Funding (KUHF Public Radio)
- Local 2 Teen Heart Screen helps hundreds of teen athletes (KPRC 2 News)
- La Marque man sues Galveston over alleged police beating caught on video (KPRC 2 News)
- Bicyclist dies after being hit by car at Memorial Park (Chron.com)
- Early To Rise Campaign Delivers Petition Signatures To County Judge (KUHF Public Radio)
- Hacker targets Houston family’s baby monitor (KTRK 13 News)
TEXAS HEADLINES:
- School Funding System Creates Haves And Have Nots (KERA Dallas)
- Texas a Target in March on Washington, 50 Years After MLK Made History (Houston Press)
- At 50 Years Old, Texas Parks Prepare for a Future of Climate Change (State Impact Texas)
- More Hospitals to Collect Sexual Assault Evidence (Texas Tribune)
- Reasons Unclear For Stark Drop In Number Of Endangered Sea Turtle Nests (KUHF Public Radio)
NATION & WORLD:
- Same-Sex Couples Seeking Insurance Wait For IRS Rules (NPR)
- A Limit on Consumer Costs Is Delayed in Health Care Law (New York Times)
- Ala. School District Cancels Bus Service, Igniting Controversy (NPR)
- UN refugee agency appeals for dialogue after new violence in Myanmar (Reuters)
