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Tuesday was also National Catfish Day. Did you know that catfish, named for their prominent barbels that resemble cat whiskers, are nocturnal and don’t have scales? They’re also among the most consumed fish in the U.S.
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Now, let’s wrap up your day with a check on the forecast and a look at the top headlines.
Weather
The last 48 hours dropped 1 to 3 inches of rain with a few higher totals (Tomball saw almost 5 inches) but no serious flood issues. The heaviest rain Tuesday was right at the coast and offshore. Tonight, light rain continues with more rain Wednesday. A bit of a dry out for Thursday and Friday, but rain chances go back up for the weekend. Check Frank's full forecast for more.
Health scare
Jim 'Mattress Mack' McIngvale in hospital after experiencing stroke, heart attack symptoms
A Houston icon admitted himself to the hospital after experiencing symptoms of a ministroke or heart attack.
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Homeowner fights back
Homeowner shoots intruder to death, sheriff says
A homeowner shot an intruder to death Tuesday at a central Harris County home, according to Harris County investigators.
Substitute teacher fired
Substitute teacher fired after recording videos in El Campo HS, uploading them to porn site
A substitute teacher was fired after loading about a dozen videos of her touching herself inappropriately inside El Campo High School last month.
Newborn saved
VIDEO: Body cam footage shows moment newborn baby girl rescued from tied plastic bag in woods
Officials in Georgia are trying to find the mother of a baby who was found earlier this month in a plastic bag, and now, body cam video shows the stunning moment the child was rescued by residents and authorities.
Parents charged
Parents arrested in connection with 10-week-old daughter's death
A Harris County couple has been charged after authorities said he killed his 10-week-old daughter last year.
On this day
In 1929, President Herbert Hoover authorized the building of the Boulder Day, which would later be named the Hoover Dam.