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Road rage suspect pulls out machete on woman in Harris County: VIDEO
Harris County authorities are investigating an apparent road rage incident that was caught on video near Willowbrook on Thursday.
New Texas licensing rule could impact thousands of workers
Texas will now require a Social Security number for professional license applicants starting May 1.
Houston parents frustrated about air conditioning issues at Neff Elementary
Parents at Neff Elementary in southwest Houston say their children are learning in uncomfortable — and at times unsafe — conditions due to ongoing air conditioning problems.
Armed robbery at Conroe ATM leaves armored carrier shot; suspect dead
A money carrier was shot during a robbery at a Bank of America ATM in Conroe Monday morning, leading to a police chase that ended with the suspect dead from what authorities say was a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Fort Bend County Judge KP George found guilty on money laundering charges, released on bond
Current Fort Bend County Judge KP George has been found guilty on two charges of money laundering.
Jury deliberates in KP George money laundering trial
If convicted, Judge KP George could face two to 10 years in prison.
KP George trial: Defense rests in money laundering trial against Fort Bend County Judge
Day 5 of testimony in the trial of Fort Bend County Judge KP George ended with the defense resting its case, a rebuttal witness from the state, a courtroom dispute over financial records and what testimony could be discussed in front of jurors.
Judge KP George money laundering trial: State rests, dispute over witness
We are in day four of the money laundering trial of current Fort Bend County Judge KP George and the state has rested their case.
Houston man describes chaos after missile strike hits Dubai hotel
Bryce Williams from Houston says he is safe but shaken after a missile strike hit the hotel where he and his mother are staying in Dubai.
TSU, UH students team up for voter march, block party
Texas Southern University students are blending civic engagement with campus culture this week — hosting a Voters March & Block Party aimed at bringing hundreds of students to vote at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, many for the first time.









