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Keep an eye out for bacon ice cream, and hazelnut foie gras
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The bus is one of the classic double-deckers from London. And you can soak in all the sights of Houston in less than two hours
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A 12-year-old is training for a trialthon to raise awareness for Giant Axonal Neuropathy, a rare disease his twin brother is battling
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The 12-acre park offers child and adults plenty of space to exercise and have fun, and more additions are still on the way
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Wood Duck Farm's becoming a place where city slickers can escape for some fun on the farm this season
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Colton Webb dreamed of playing ball, so the Montgomery HS coach got creative, creating a role for the teen with down syndrome
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The Houston Museum of Natural Science is opening its warehouse for what it says is a 'once in a lifetime,' behind-the-scenes tour
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Ever wonder what it's like to be Greek for a day? Head over to Houston's Original Greek Festival this weekend!
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Ever wonder what it's like to be Greek for a day? Head over to Houston's Original Greek Festival this weekend!
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Once told she was a 'liability' the freshman was allowed back on the sidelines to cheer on the team
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Emma Primas may be past the 100-year-old mark, but her spirit is as young as can be
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A store dedicated to all types of hot sauce is opening up in Houston, and our new ABC13 reporter got a taste of the heat
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The kids already having a blast at this year's Fort Bend County Fair, including one boy who says he's lucky to be alive
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The kids already having a blast at this year's Fort Bend County Fair, including one boy who says he's lucky to be alive
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Die-hard fans couldn't contain their excitement for Metallica's 3D IMAX concert movie
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Flyboarding is a new water sport taking Galveston by storm, but it's not for the faint of heart
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Special needs students use their talents to tend to the garden at Clear Creek High School
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It's all part of Operation School Bell, and 4,500 children will be served in Harris County alone
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It's where you can get a chance to see some incredible works from many famous and not-so-famous artists
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The new crime fighter, who's deaf, is getting support from a group of young women with special needs
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Some circus performers are going to great heights to help benefit the Sunshine Kids in an unusual show
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San Jacinto College North held a Mariachi Grito competition Monday in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
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The museum is honoring Jose Guadalupe Posada, who's art is part American pop culture, and those he influenced in an exhibit
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The museum is honoring Jose Guadalupe Posada, who's art is part American pop culture, and those he influenced in an exhibit
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At the Joy Kids Studio, children learn to act, direct and produce their own short films
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The young cancer patients share their creativity and message of hope through these annual holiday cards
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The annual Model Air Show and Model Aircraft Fly-In this weekend benefits muscular dystrophy
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The Summer of Epic Adventure at Children's Museum of Houston is drawing to a close, but leaving kids feeling like real heroes!
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Changes for Hermann Park mean great deals for gardeners, when they sell off plants for as little as $2!
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Students at University of Houston are creating footwear for an unusual competition and really turning heads
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A 100-year-old barn, taken apart and reassembled as a restaurant in the Heights, celebrates 30 years of history
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See why they're celebrating 30 years in business, on today's Hometown Live
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Fifty years after Dr. King's stirring speech, residents mark how far we've come, and how far we have yet to go
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New cafe in Galveston's Strand District allows patrons to meet up and play games from their library
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Students at HISD's Deady MS might be surprised that one of their teachers, at age 61, is just starting this new challenge
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Students at HISD's Deady MS might be surprised that one of their teachers, at age 61, is just starting this new challenge
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Get a sneak peek as artists are working to revitalize Navigation between Charles and Paige streets, on Houston's East End
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