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Decade brought infamous cases Houston can't forget
The first decade of the 21st century proved to be a dramatic one for Houston's criminal landscape, replete with corporate greed, calculated murders and crimes of passion.
Letters: Terror in the skies again
It's a real shame that TSA never seems to get it straight! Consistently, Homeland Security is rushing out to close the barn doors after all the livestock has left.
Bobbie and Joel Moore of Justin, Texas are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Bailey McAdams to Mark Korzenewski son of Lana Kading and the late Ronny Kading of Coleman, Texas and Mike and Angie Korzenewski of Irving, Texas.
Packing Away Those Christmas Decorations?
The presents are unwrapped, and you're ready to wrap up the holidays in your home.
Duo Accused of Flashing Fake Receipts
A thief and his alleged apprentice were arrested after detectives caught them flashing forged receipts for items they hadn't purchased at a Sam's Club, police said.
Blue Alert Needed in all States
Cathy Hill lost her husband in the line of duty. Harris County, Texas Deputy Barry Hill engaged in a foot pursuit and never came home.
CONROE, TX. a " Philip F. Zimmer, Sr.
He was born January 20, 1912 in Groom, Texas and lived most of his life in San Benito before moving to the Spring area in 1991.
Deputies say three men broke into a Montgomery County home and beat the homeowner to death with a bat, KPRC Local 2 reports.
American Book Review announces authors for Spring Reading Series
Originally published December 19, 2009 at 6:42 p.m., updated December 19, 2009 at 6:50 p.m. other authors scheduled: Darlene H. Unrue, Feb.
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FBI raids Internet cafes over suspected computer gambling; no arrests
FBI agents raided seven El Paso properties Wednesday on suspicion that several Internet cafes were engaged in electronic gambling, authorities said.
Top Five Wine Bars in Northwest Houston, Texas
As I noted in my article about wine bars in Houston, there are as many wine bars in Northwest Houston as there are Starbucks.
Quarterback Jacoby Walker changes from Jayhawks to Utes
Data provided by Scouts, Inc. On the Trail Archive Coveted JUCO receiver Dexter Ransom picks the Pac 10 Wildcats Blinn College product Dexter Ransom has committed to Arizona, according to ESPN affiliate Web site WildcatSportsReport.com. He selected the Wildcats over scholarship offers from Auburn, Baylor, California, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas ...
Report: Crew in Texas A&M chopper crash that killed Spring man didn't follow procedures
An investigative board has found that the crew of an Army Blackhawk helicopter that crashed at Texas A&M did not follow correct emergency procedures.
Two Arrested in Woodlands Mall Robbery
On Friday, a holiday shopping trip turned violent when seven people jumped two customers in the parking lot of the Woodlands Mall.
Scantily-clad 'David' decked out as St. Nick
BETSY BLANEY BIG SPRING, Texas a ' A Texas homeowner who adorned his front lawn with Michelangelo's "David" as a scantily clad Santa got more than just jolly laughs from his neighbors.
Utah Utes football: Texas prep QB bails on Kansas, says Utah 'is the place'
Jacoby Walker, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound quarterback from Westfield High School in Spring, Texas, has de-committed from Kansas and plans to enroll at the University of Utah in January.
HCSO: Manager Shoots, Kills Robber
Two people tried to rob a Spring dry cleaning business, but the shop's manager didn't let them succeed, KPRC Local 2 reported.
Missing Spring Man Found Alive
The search for a missing 57-year-old Spring man ended Thursday after he was found alive.
Released by Scott Sartain with Titus County Sheriff's Office: The Titus County Sheriff's Office has received notification from law enforcement officials in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, of the apprehension of Francisco Villela-Andrade, age 24, wanted for the Thanksgiving 2006 murder of Jesse Hernandez in Winfield, Texas.
Spring Opening Harris County Precinct 3 builds center for seniors...
It's still a hard-hat zone, but by late spring, the Westside Senior Education Center should be up and running at 16600 Pine Forest Lane.