Bike club in Cypress upset over closure of unauthorized trails; Developer says there are ‘safety and liability’ concerns
A group of people who live in the Bridgeland community in the Cypress area are now calling out the developer. They say the Howard Hughes Corporation, which owns the land, has started prohibiting access to areas they used to mountain bike on, without any explanation.
37 years for 37 miles: Humble man who shot at police during chase in southwest Houston sentenced to lengthy prison term: DA
A Humble man who shot at police and endangered civilians during a 37-mile chase in southwest Houston was sentenced to 37 years in prison, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Monday.
Woman claims she’s with DoorDash while group of suspects attempt to break into Montgomery County home
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday that it is looking for a group of suspects who tried to break into a home in Spring, including a woman who pretended to be a food delivery driver.
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce financial director accused of embezzling $1.6 million for plastic surgery, trips
The financial director of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce has been accused of embezzling $1.6 million over the past five years and spending the money on lavish trips and plastic surgery, according to court documents.
‘Human trafficking is going to happen’: The darker side of sporting events ahead of the Final Four
In the first two months of 2023, Houston police made 298 arrests dealing with prostitution, purchasing prostitution, and human trafficking. With hundreds of thousands of fans expected in the Bayou City through Monday during the NCAA Final Four, advocates and law enforcement are gearing up for human trafficking cases.
‘She was truly a lioness’: Houstonians remember former city councilmember Ada Edwards
“A force on city council, but a force in our hearts,” Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee said.Ada Jean Edwards, a former city council member, passed away last week. The community advocate and icon was 80 years old.
Charges filed against woman accused of repeatedly defacing Houston’s ‘Be Someone’ sign after outing herself on social media
The 27-year-old woman made multiple posts to showcase her work on social media and was even featured on a podcast to discuss it. Unfortunately, those statements turned into her admission of guilt.