Morning Briefing: August 9, 2021

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We start the new week with lots of sunshine and heat. The high humidity will make it feel even hotter this afternoon as temperatures soar into the three-digit range across much of Texas.

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Around Texas

1. Questions remain regarding the return of the Texas House Democrats to a special session

The Texas legislature adjourned Friday without the typical fanfare. The next special session began the next day. The Texas Democrats, who fled the state to block the sweeping GOP-backed election restrictions, remain in Washington.

2nd 1st Cavalry Division is working to increase the vaccination rate at Fort Hood

Officials say just over half of Fort Hood is vaccinated. The 1st Cavalry Division is working to increase that number by running a vaccination campaign in August.

Fort Hood Soldier Sgt. Dylan Hess is ready to be vaccinated. It’s not just for him – he thinks of others too.

3. FC Dallas knock out Austin FC 2-0, Hollingshead scores

Jesus Ferreira’s goal helped Dallas to beat Austin 2-0 on Saturday.

Ryan Hollingshead scored the first goal for Dallas (5-7-6) in the 50th minute, supported by Szabolcs Schon. Ferreira finished the goal for Dallas in the shutout in the 63rd minute, prepared by Schon.

Around the nation

1. Two tropical waves have a medium chance of development

2. Fauci hopes for full approval of the vaccine soon

3. Late nights and early mornings await the Senate on matters relating to infrastructure

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Deep in the heart of Texas


Unique bubble business is booming in North Texas

Throughout the pandemic, despite the economic and health challenges Americans faced, the US has seen a boom in new small businesses.

The past 16 months have forced business owners to get creative with the products and services they offer to meet pandemic restrictions.

One industry that is thriving in areas like Texas – where people are more relaxed with social distancing – is party entertainment services like Bubble Truck in North Texas.

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