In Bellaire, Texas, a special month is being recognized. July has been designated as Parks & Recreation Month. Further information on this celebration is available from West U News. Details on how to participate in Parks & Recreation Month in West U can be found through their guide, which serves as a resource for the community.
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Commissioners voted to increase pay for several Harris County leadership roles and raise constable pay to over $300,000. Data shows constabl…
Harris County officials have approved $2.5 million in funding for the DA's office to cover expenses related to the independent investigation…
On Thursday, southwest Houston and parts of Fort Bend County received $500,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency that leaders hope wi…
A 54-year-old Alvin man accused of making sexually explicit online messages to someone he believed was a 15-year-old girl was arrested Thurs…
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The West University Place Police Department will have officers monitoring school zones throughout the school year. By slowing down, staying …
A Houston man has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Maria Jimenez-Rodriguez, a northeast Houston mother who disappeared in …
An Alvin man has been charged with online solicitation of a minor after an investigation was launched when he allegedly bragged about exposi…
The rejection came almost one year after commissioners voted against Hidalgo's first penny-tax proposal and said the county judge's efforts …
Harris County leaders on Thursday unanimously passed a measure to set aside $2.5 million over three years to support District Attorney Sean …
Harris County commissioners discussed a proposal Thursday that could ask voters to decide whether to increase property taxes to fund early c…
A former Harris County Sheriff’s Office deputy is facing multiple felony charges after investigators accused him of sexually assaulting a 13…
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