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Houston's first 100-degree day may be here soon

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By Astrid Galván Verified
| Axios Houston Verified
Parts of the Houston metro could hit 100 degrees Tuesday for the first time this summer. Why it matters: Triple-digit temperatures can be deadly, especially for vulnerable people like the elderly and those experiencing homelessness. State of play: Tuesday's heat will likely linger into Wednesday, and there is very little wind expected, meaning there won't be much reprieve from the heat, says Katie Landry, meteorologist and hydrologist at the National Weather Service in Houston.
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Report: Man drowns at Stony Creek Lake

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By Astrid Galván Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A man drowned Sunday in the Stony Creek Lake in Shelby Township, according to report by cbsnews.com. The man went missing and his body was recovered after rescue divers who were called to the park located his body, the report says. The responding agencies were the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office, Huron-Clinton Metropark Authority Police and the Shelby Township Fire Department.
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Everything you need to know about the World Cup in Texas

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By Astrid Galván Verified
| Axios Austin Verified
Headed to the World Cup in Houston or Dallas? Our colleagues in those cities rounded up what you need to know. The big picture: Houston is hosting seven World Cup matches starting Sunday with Germany vs. Curaçao. The Netherlands and Japan play Dallas Stadium's first match on Sunday. Transportation State of play: FIFA is pushing ticket-holders to rely on Houston Metro's Red Line to get to the stadium for the matches. Some fans staying close to the Red Line can walk to the train.
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