Huffman News

Three routine traffic stops on Interstate 10 over the last week netted more than three thousand prescription pills and approximately 120lbs.

Trainer Bobbye Smith gives Lino a kiss as reward for being an excellent student during the 10-week program.

They're seldom in the spotlight. Working quietly behind the scenes, their support of community projects and events improves the quality of life for all Azle area residents.

A new law will allow emergency workers to run red lights in the line of duty without worrying about getting a red-light camera citation.

Calvary Baptist Church "Branches of the Vine" Please come to join us at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 19 to hear "Branches of the Vine" perform at the Sunday Service.

The following is press release issued by the Montgomery County Fire Marshal's Office, posted here for your information.

An off-duty Atascocita firefighter Sunday morning discovered a house on fire in northeast Harris County.

A two-alarm fire swept through a home in Atascocita, Texas on Sunday. The house was located on Fuschia at Long Trace.

Authorities may have been successful in banning many fireworks on the fourth of July, but working fires ran amok.

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The driver in one-vehicle major accident that occurred Sunday night on Daw Collins Road near Splendora has died.

Speed, alcohol and texting are probably to blame for a major accident that left a local man clinging to life Sunday night.

Ever since the Texas House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a supplemental funding bill that includes millions of dollars to rebuild and expand the University of Texas Medical Branch, medical branch supporters have eagerly waited for its passage in the Texas Senate.

The Galveston City Council should start screaming. Many people - particularly those who live on the East End - are angry about state Sen.

The Texas Senate has approved legislation that would keep state laboratories' information on "select agents" such as the Ebola virus, anthrax and other deadly substances off limits to the public.

If you live near the coast, get ready to pay more for windstorm insurance. Coastal residents insured by the state windstorm fund could see increases of 5 percent per year for the next three years under a bill passed Thursday by the Senate.

Coastal residents insured by the state windstorm fund could see increases of 5 percent per year for the next three years under a bill passed Thursday by the Senate.

Senators voted 27 to 4, in favor of Senate Bill 14. Sens. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa, D-McAllen, Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, Eddie Lucio, D-Brownsville, and Joan Huffman, R-Houston, voted against it.

Michele Jacobs Gabree, and her twin, Mark Jacobs, graduates of Carroll High School, are 27 and doing well in their chosen professions.

A man died when his Huffman home caught fire early Tuesday, KPRC Local 2 reported.