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Drivers are being advised of a temporary closure along the northbound Hwy. 146 frontage road between Fairmont Parkway and Spencer Highway due to emergency TXDOT repairs.

According to information from the City of La Porte and Houston TranStar, a temporary alternate route has been set up for truck traffic using Bay Area Boulevard and Sens Road from Fairmont Parkway to SH-225.

Construction work is currently expected to wrap up by 5 a.m. Friday, May 15th, although officials say updates will be provided if the timeline changes.

A recent filing with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality reported a leak on the inlet duct of Reactor 501A at the Baytown refinery complex that resulted in emissions to the atmosphere.

According to the filing, the suspected leak began around 12:45 p.m. on May 11th, with reportable quantities allegedly exceeded early May 12th. The filing stated unit procedures were being followed to isolate the leak.

The Baytown complex includes refinery, chemical, and olefins operations.

Golf lovers in Mont Belvieu have something exciting to celebrate as The Rookery Par 3 at Eagle Pointe Golf Course officially opens to the public on May 15th.

Designed for family fun, practice rounds, and friendly competition under the lights, the new course is expected to become a popular destination for both longtime golfers and newcomers looking to enjoy the game in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

The Eastern Rim Funny Book & Vintage Con returns to Baytown this weekend with two days of free, family-friendly fun celebrating comics, creativity, collectibles, and pop culture.

The volunteer-based event will take place Saturday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, May 17, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Baytown Community Center, 2407 Market St. Admission and parking are both free.

Visitors can enjoy comics, cosplay, toys, vintage treasures, records, original artwork, panel sessions, guest appearances, autograph opportunities, and vendors from across the region offering hard-to-find collectibles and unique items. Organizers say the event is designed to be welcoming and affordable for families while encouraging creativity and a love of reading.

Beyond the fun, proceeds from the event help support community programs through the Promise Center, including after-school tutoring, summer camps, language classes, and other outreach efforts.

Guests are encouraged to bring comfortable shoes, a tote bag for treasures and comics, and plenty of curiosity for a weekend filled with pop culture and community spirit.

Read our article from last year about the event and one of the volunteers

Fans of classic rock and Fleetwood Mac will have a chance to relive some of the band’s biggest hits later this month when Fleetwood Mask performs at Lee College on Saturday, May 23rd.

Known for recreating the sound, look, and live concert experience of Fleetwood Mac, Fleetwood Mask has built a strong following across the country. The tribute group is also notable for being endorsed by Fleetwood Mac founding member Mick Fleetwood, who praised the band for keeping the music “in good hands.”

Concertgoers can expect many of Fleetwood Mac’s best-known songs along with fan favorites spanning multiple eras of the legendary band’s career. The group is known for paying close attention to detail, from the instruments and stage setup to the iconic concert styles made famous over the years.

The performance marks the final concert of the season and is expected to draw fans from across the area looking for a night of classic hits and nostalgia.

Tickets are available online while seats remain available.

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Last Quiz: Which U.S. city was the first to install electric traffic lights?
Answer: C) Cleveland
Cleveland installed one of the first electric traffic signals in 1914.