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Farm to Table | Eat Like a Local with Chris Shepherd, Ep. 28
SUMMARY: Eating like a local starts with supporting nearby farms and understanding what we consume. At Ainson Farms in Spring, Texas, a family-owned operation since 1961, locals harvest seasonal produce delivered fresh to restaurants. This farm-to-table approach ensures vegetables like tomatoes and strawberries are picked on the same day they reach dining tables. Local Foods Marketplace emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, featuring seasonal menus. The Urban Harvest Farmers Market showcases diverse vendors and promotes the importance of local sourcing. Engaging directly with farms fosters community connections and ensures healthier, fresher food options that celebrate regional agriculture.
Shepherd visits a local produce farm, farmers market, and restaurant in the premiere of Season 2 of ‘Eat Like a Local’.
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SUMMARY: In San Antonio, the Texas Attorney General and Bexar County District Attorney are set for a court hearing regarding a $400,000 voter registration program. Attorney General Ken Paxton aims to block the initiative, citing potential election fraud, while DA Joe Gonzalez alleges it’s another instance of voter intimidation. Meanwhile, two separate domestic violence incidents in the city resulted in fatalities, raising concerns about violence. In other news, the FDA reported an attempted assassination of former President Trump, while the Dallas Cowboys faced a tough loss. The weather forecast indicates hot temperatures persist through the week.
The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.
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Off-duty deputy injured in crash caused by motorcycles possibly trying to take over Hardy Toll Rd.
SUMMARY: An off-duty Harris County Sheriff’s deputy was seriously injured in a series of crashes allegedly involving a group of motorcyclists on the Hardy Toll Road. The incident, which occurred around noon, involved more than a dozen motorcycles reportedly speeding at over 100 mph. Witnesses described the chaotic scene, stating some motorcycles appeared to be racing. At least four cars and one motorcycle were involved in the collisions. The freeway was closed for hours for investigation, and while six motorcycles were identified at the scene, witnesses noted as many as 28 were present. Investigators have yet to make arrests as the investigation continues.
An off-duty deputy with Harris County Sheriff’s Office is in serious condition after multiple crashes involving motorcycles happened on the Hardy Toll Rd. on Sunday.
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Last of 6 steel rings at Galleria-area intersections taken down and replaced
SUMMARY: Significant updates in Houston’s Uptown and Galleria areas have been completed, with the last of six steel rings marking major intersections removed and replaced. The new, lighter and more aerodynamic rings include modern LED lighting capable of displaying various colors. The city plans to showcase these lights in celebration, especially if the Astros win the division.
New, lighter and more aerodynamic rings have been put in their place.
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Former Scott County teacher arrested for sexual battery of child
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