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Stephania Jimenez

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wife, @kprc2 Anchor/Reporter, foodie, political junkie, book lover & couponer. Tweets my own/RTs not endorsements.
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Will CenterPoint Energy keep the lights on in Houston this hurricane season?

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By Stephania Jimenez , Roger Franco
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX)
HOUSTON – June 1 marks the beginning of hurricane season and a familiar tension settles over Houston. The forecasts and skies may still be quiet, but for many residents, the memory of 2024 lingers. It’s not just the storms they remember. It’s the darkness that followed. In July 2024, Hurricane Beryl swept into Texas and left more than two million homes and businesses without power. Days later, over a million were still waiting in the heat, frustrated and searching for answers.
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Looking for a job? Houston-area company hiring 300+ workers to strengthen power grid after Beryl

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By Stephania Jimenez 
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX)
A Greater Houston company is ramping up production of fiberglass composite utility poles — and it’s looking to hire hundreds of workers to help get the job done. Resilient Structures, based in Humble, manufactures poles designed to withstand winds topping 140 mph — the equivalent of a Category 4 hurricane. The company is now hiring for a range of full-time positions, and a college degree isn’t required for all of them.
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Impact of Texas SNAP ‘sugar ban’ still unclear

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By Stephania Jimenez 
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX)
A new Texas law has changed how nearly 900,000 people in the Houston area shop for groceries, but weeks after taking effect, there are still major questions about whether it’s working. The policy, often called the “,” went into effect April 1. It limits what people on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can buy; candy and sugary drinks containing five or more grams added sugars, and artificial sweeteners are banned. But despite the name, it’s not a full sugar ban.
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