Former Pct. 7 sergeant not indicted after being accused of beating her adopted children with belt
A grand jury has declined to indict a former Harris County Precinct 7 sergeant accused of beating her adopted children with a belt.
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Human remains found near Luling renew questions about Jason Landry’s disappearance nearly 6 years ago
Human remains have been found near the area where Texas State University student Jason Landry disappeared nearly six years ago, but authorities have not confirmed whether the remains belong to Landry. Texas State student from Missouri City missing after car found totaled, abandon...
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SH-36 reopened in Fort Bend County after vehicle rollover spills load of sand, authorities say
Officials also shared a photo of the rollover, adding, "This crash involves a spilled load of sand." The road has since reopened.
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Needville Parents/Bonfire
While horns and percussion sections played what Needville Blue Jay band members call “Tomahawk” at the community-wide pep rally and bonfire, clarinetists and others do the motions. From left are Ruby Ann Lawless, Adelynn Victery, Guadalupe Huerta and Macey Miller....
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Lady Horns run Showcase
George Ranch freshman Kampbell Muska (4127) rounds a corner at the Katy Seven Lakes Showcase cross country meet Sept. 12 at Katy Seven Lakes High School....
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Runners keep pushing at meets
Cross country teams are headed toward the end of the regular season.
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Fulshear police chief fired
The Fulshear City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to terminate Police Chief Kenneth “Kenny” Seymour following a two-month-long investigation into possible wrongdoing....
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Needville vs Bay City
Needville setter Emma Roberts serves up a ball to Bay City during Tuesday’s District 22-4A match. Before the match Roberts was honored and named Texas Farm Bureau Player of the Week....