Houston's Morning News w/ Shara & Jim

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**Houston’s Morning News w/ Shara & Jim**

NewsRadio 740 KTRH is an AM News/Talk radio station owned by iHeartMedia, Inc.. Houston’s Morning News broadcasts with 50,000 watts 24-hours a day, serves the Houston metropolitan area , and streams worldwide. KTRH debuted in April, 1922 and is the South Texas Primary entry point station for the Emergency Alert System. Be sure to listen to Houston’s Morning News from 5-8a.m. for the latest news weather and traffic information.

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Jay Ratliff: How will the proposed temperature checks that the airlines want work? May 18, 2020

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Texas driver Chris Buescher talks about the return of NASCAR on Sunday May 15, 2020

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues warning to some local counties. May 15, 2020

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Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 05/15/2020, including: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s warning to some local counties for illegally restricting First Amendment rights of churches. The House has two votes scheduled today – one on Nancy Pelosi’s $3-trillion dollar Heroes Act stimulus package; a second on a rule change that would allow lawmakers to vote by proxy during the coronavirus crisis. As Texas begins to allow businesses to reopen across all sectors of the economy, those in the hard-hit travel sector stand ready to help the state economy rebound from this devastating pandemic.

Woodlands Congressman Kevin Brady says stimulus proposal doesn't help the people that need it most. May 15, 2020

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Jonathan Saenz: Attorney General had to clear up overreach and confusion May 15, 2020

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Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther joins the show. May 14, 2020

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Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 05/14/2020, including: States animal shelters have reported empty shelters after dog adoptions have spiked during the coronavirus pandemic. She’s become the poster child for government overreach. The Dallas-area salon owner who violated a stay-at-home order and reopened her business was sentenced to seven days in jail by a local judge, only to have the ruling overturned by the Texas Supreme Court. She’s also found the support of local and state lawmakers who are working to get Texas working again.

Shelley Luther: This has changed my life May 14, 2020

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Julie Kuenstle: The animals need your help May 14, 2020

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Sylvester Turner won't take pay cut May 14, 2020

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Fryer Feature: May 13 May 13, 2020

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