Developmental delays among children have become common during the pandemic; Here’s how to combat them
Dozens of parents have noticed delays in their kid's learning or social skills since the start of the pandemic. Experts have come up with these new tactics to ensure kids are developing as they should
Nurse’s aide accused of sexually assaulting 79-year-old patient at SW Houston facility
A certified nursing aide has been charged with injury to the elderly after Houston police said she forcefully held down a 79-year-old patient and sexually assaulted her at the Houston Transitional Care facility.
Ask Amy: What can you do if the landlord won’t return your deposit? Plus, help paying bills
From eviction issues to landlord complaints, we get a lot of questions about renter's rights. In today’s “Ask Amy” she’s helping a viewer who has been waiting for months to get a deposit back. Plus, options in our area if you need help paying your bills.
Events postponed again: Here is what you need to know about buying tickets right now
New COVID concerns are causing the cancellation of many events and concerts. Now, ticket holders are wondering what to do and some are worried about buying tickets to future events, like the Houston rodeo shows. We have what you need to know about buying tickets right now.
Ask Amy: Extra steps you can take to stop spam texts and calls
We’ve all been there where you answer a local number thinking it's an important call and it's a spammer or a recording. It’s frustrating if you are still getting these messages even though you think you have done everything to stop them. This week Amy explains a few things you can do to try and stop spam.
Texas judge opens door for widespread constitutional challenges to Gov. Greg Abbott’s border initiative
A Travis County judge Thursday tossed out the trespassing charge of an Ecuadorian man who said he came to the United States seeking asylum. His lawyers argued that the governor’s directive to arrest migrants on state charges unconstitutionally usurps federal immigration law.
Probe of Texas National Guard border mission demanded over suicide attempts, abysmal conditions and delayed pay
The call for action from Texas Democrats comes as another service member based in the city of Pharr survived a suicide attempt on Sunday, according to an incident report obtained by Army Times and The Texas Tribune.
Allen West blasts Gov. Greg Abbott over suicides, pay problems among National Guardsmen at the border
Abbott’s political challenger said guard members deployed to Operation Lone Star are facing late pay, being exposed to COVID-19, experiencing supply shortages and dealing with added stress that has led to multiple suicides tied to the mission.
MORE LOCAL NEWS
Ask Amy: What can you do if the landlord won’t return your deposit? Plus, help paying bills
From eviction issues to landlord complaints, we get a lot of questions about renter's rights. In today’s “Ask Amy” she’s helping a viewer who has been waiting for months to get a deposit back. Plus, options in our area if you need help paying your bills.