Former Houston City Councilwoman Letitia Plummer elected Harris County judge
Plummer is the first African American to be elected Harris County judge.
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Deputies with the Harris County Pct. 4 Constable’s Office are at the scene of a shooting in North Harris County.The shooting happened in the 6200 block of FM 2920.The constable’s office says a man sustained a gunshot wound at the location and was taken to a hospital in critical.....
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Officials reported the scene along FM 2920 near Kuykendahl Road.
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Newly obtained court records reveal disturbing details about a Harris County Sheriff’s deputy accused of repeatedly sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl, including threats he allegedly made to keep her silent for years.Alexander Cowley, 40, was arrested last week on a continuous.....
government
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling for the immediate release of Miguel Parra Hernandez, who was struck by an ICE agent's vehicle last month. She is also raising concerns about his access to legal counsel, family visitation and medical care....
safety
A retired Houston Police Department sergeant was arrested for allegedly falsely portraying himself as a current law enforcement officer to gain access to secure areas of the Harris County Joint Processing Center while attempting to see a jailed HPD employee, according to court......
government
Madden will play a key role in leading up Hinojosa's transition team as she settles into the position, serving as the team's executive director.
safety
The crash happened at home just north of Beltway 8 along Bammel North Houston Road.
government
Texas Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa introduced three members of her transition team Thursday, including a former Republican state lawmaker, a construction union leader and a former Harris County government official.The announcement came during Hinojosa’s first news conference since......
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government
Nearly a dozen city residents spoke at city hall this week, alleging that the demolition began without proper permitting.
government
Today: We talk with newly elected Harris County Judge Letitia Plummer, discuss the state of the Texas Republican party following the midterms, and we talk about Houston trial attorney Tony Buzbee's new book. Plus, “Current Obsessions.”...
schools
Jackie Anderson of the Houston Federation of Teachers and Bob Sanborn of Children at Risk discuss what Tuesday’s dramatic election results could mean for public education, from state takeovers of local school districts, to curriculum, and beyond....
