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Texas $1,500 relief payments proposal: What you should know
Senate Bill 297 would provide a one-time $1,500 payment per qualifying Texas household, with no income limit.
Houston CBP seizes nearly $1 million in counterfeit lithium batteries; tech expert warns of potential dangers
Nearly $1 million worth of counterfeit lithium batteries have been seized in Houston, and a tech expert says the discovery serves as an important reminder for consumers to be careful when buying electronics.
200+ people arrested during Lone Star Rally enforcement effort, including Harris County deputy
A coordinated law enforcement effort during Galveston’s Lone Star Rally resulted in 270 arrests between Thursday afternoon and 5 a.m. Sunday, according to reporting from i45NOW.
Houston group pushes for parking reform, saying requirements drive up costs and limit development
Strong Towns Houston is advocating for changes to the city's minimum parking requirements, arguing that large parking lots increase development costs, contribute to higher rents and take up valuable space that could be used for housing, small businesses and walkable neighborhoods.
Harris County Judge-elect Letitia Plummer outlines plans for transition after historic election victory
Just one day after making history in Harris County, Judge-elect Dr. Letitia Plummer is already laying the groundwork for her new administration, outlining plans to work with county commissioners, law enforcement, flood control officials and local leaders as she prepares to take office.
Kirby Mansion demolition in Houston prompts vigil, calls to preserve history
Neighbors, preservation advocates and descendants of John Henry Kirby gathered outside the historic Kirby Mansion on Sunday, calling for Houston to protect its history after demolition left the Midtown home partially destroyed.
Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Alexander Kristopher Cowley arrested, accused of child sexual abuse
A Harris County sheriff’s deputy with 11 years of service, assigned to the Critical Incident Response Team has been arrested and accused of sexually abusing a child, according to court documents obtained this week.
HISD mother raises concerns after water line break impacts Highland Heights Elementary School
Highland Heights Elementary School experienced a water line break Wednesday morning that school officials said could also impact the campus's air conditioning system. One mother says her children reported not having access to working restrooms and using bottled water to wash their hands.
Houston's $75M flood relief proposal at Memorial Middle School raises concerns among neighbors
A proposed $75 million flood relief project at Spring Branch ISD's Memorial Middle School is drawing questions from neighbors about how construction could affect their homes, nearby streets and school activities.
Houston mosque honors law enforcement, calls for stronger community ties
Masjid At-Tawhid hosted its first Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at its community service.









