Houston|News|
HPD Allowing Officers to Ride in Pairs
In the wake of the Dallas shooting the Houston Police Department has authorized officers to ride in pairs if they feel unsafe.
Alex Wukman, Patch Staff
Alex Wukman, Patch Staff
- Houston, TX
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Conroe-Montgomery County, TX|News|
Trucker Indicted for Death of Three People, Injury of Infant
A Montgomery County grand jury indicted a trucker for allegedly causing an accident that killed three people and injured an infant.
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The Woodlands, TX|News|
Shenandoah Opens Toddler Park
The city of Shenandoah, TX recently opened a park specifically designed for children under 6-years-old.
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The Woodlands, TX|News|
Burnt Body Identified as Spring Man
A burnt body found in Liberty County has been positively identified as a resident of Spring.
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Houston|News|
Harris County Sheriff Investigating Threats Made to Houston Police Officers
The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating two threats made to Houston law enforcement prior to the Dallas shooting.
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Pasadena, TX|News|
Deer Park PD Says Crime Down 16 percent
The Deer Park Police Department released a report showing that crime has dropped 16 percent since 2013.
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Pasadena, TX|News|
Pasadena ISD Revises Dress Code
Pasadena ISD has revised its dress code to allow t-shirts and capri pants.
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The Woodlands, TX|News|
Montgomery County Resumes Debris Collection
Montgomery County resumed collecting debris from the recent floods.
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The Woodlands, TX|News|
Montgomery County Fire Marshal Investigating Woodlands Tree House Fire
The Montgomery County Fire Marshal is investigating a tree house fire in The Woodlands.
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Conroe-Montgomery County, TX|News|
Police ID Dead Body Found In Willis
Authorities have identified the body of a woman found at the entrance to the Sam Houston National Forest.
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Conroe-Montgomery County, TX|News|
Willis Woman Convicted for Social Security Fraud
A woman from Willis, TX was convicted for Social Security fraud.
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Clear Lake, TX|News|
Galveston Facing Road Construction
Galveston residents and visitors will deal with construction along the Bolivar Peninsula.
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Clear Lake, TX|News|
Galveston Pimp Convicted on Human Trafficking Charges
A Galveston pimp was convicted on human trafficiking charges.
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Houston|News|
Houston Gets Direct Flight to Havana
Houston Bush Intercontinental will have a non-stop flight to Havana, Cuba.
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Sugar Land, TX|News|
Fort Bend County Sheriff Hunting Horse Thieves
The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office is on the prowl for horse thieves.
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Pasadena, TX|News|
San Jac College Provost Receives Awards for Administration
San Jacinto College South Campus Provost Brenda Jones received national and state awards for supporting the honor society
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Clear Lake, TX|News|
League City PD to Hold Golf Cart Inspection Day
The League City Police Department will inspect residents' golf carts on July 9.
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Houston|News|
Expect Delays: I-45 Traffic About to Get Worse Before it Gets Better
Houston traffic is about to get a whole lot worse as workers close entrance ramps to I-45 to prepare for major construction.
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Houston|News|
Houston Police Identify Woman Found Dead in a Ditch
Houston Police officers have identified the body of a woman who was found dead in a ditch.
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Houston|News|
FEMA Offering Advice on How to Prevent Flood Damage
FEMA will help Houstonians prepare for future floods.
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