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ATCEMS transports fans from UT game for probable heat-related incidents

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www.kxan.com – Mercedez Hernandez – 2023-09-02 20:50:55

SUMMARY: Several dozen football fans experienced heat-related issues at the Longhorn's first game of the season in Austin. Six people were transported to medical facilities, and over 40 sought aid at aid stations inside the stadium. To prepare for the extreme weather conditions, ambulances and medics were strategically placed around the stadium. Some fans left the game before halftime due to the heat, and others sought refuge in aid stations to cool off. One fan mentioned that her family usually attends night games to avoid the heat but didn't want to miss the season debut.

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Texas’ coastal emergency leaders watching Beryl closely in anticipation of tropical storm hitting Texas coast

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abc13.com – Nick Natario – 2024-07-05 18:40:30

SUMMARY: Coastal communities in Texas, particularly and Matagorda County, are preparing for the impacts of Tropical Storm Beryl, expected early next week. Emergency leaders have activated preparation plans, anticipating strong rip currents, storm surges, flooding, and potential power outages. Despite not expecting an evacuation order, residents and tourists are urged to stay aware and prepared, especially with the influx of holiday visitors. Cruise lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean are monitoring the situation and may adjust itineraries. Travel experts emphasize the importance of flexibility and having travel insurance during hurricane season for those in affected areas.

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Houston western wear store, Pinto Ranch, reopens under new management after abrupt closure in June

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abc13.com – Mycah Hatfield – 2024-07-05 17:07:44

SUMMARY: Pinto Ranch, a beloved western wear store in Houston, reopened after a sudden closure in June. The store, operating for two decades, re-welcomed customers to its Houston and Dallas locations. Former owner Guido Caranti sold the business to preserve it. COO Lamar McCubbin expressed excitement about the reopening, acknowledging past uncertainties. Customers found the store unexpectedly closed on June 17, with orders canceled without explanation after a June 7 sale announcement. The new owners plan promotional events and exclusive discounts to attract customers. Follow updates from reporter Mycah Hatfield on social media.

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Man finishes decades-long project, a history book about Texas sheriffs, as wife’s dying wish

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www.kxan.com – Brianna Hollis – 2024-07-05 15:09:05

SUMMARY: Ronnie Erwin, alongside his late wife Lynn, spent over 25 years compiling “Stars Over Texas,” a book detailing the history of every sheriff's office in Texas. They gathered information from libraries, archives, museums, and sheriff's offices. When Lynn was diagnosed with a terminal illness, her dying wish was for Ronnie to complete the book alone. Ronnie fulfilled her wish and now shares the book with sheriffs across Texas, dedicating it to Lynn. The Sheriffs' Association of Texas has also established the Lynn M. Erwin Memorial Award, set to be presented in July.

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