Harris County jailer, brother charged weeks after couple shot on West Loop, HCSO says
A Harris County jailer is on leave after he and his brother were charged in connection with a road rage shooting, the Harris County Sheriff's Office confirms.
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Harris County Attorney tries to shut down SW Houston spa that's been raided multiple times
A southwest Houston massage business that has been raided multiple times remains open, but the Harris County Attorney's Office is now asking a civil court to shut it down....
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Harris County confirms all 75K voters' registration records from backlog have been processed
Harris County officials confirmed they have finished processing all 75,000 late voter records after reports of a voter registration backlog.
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Harris County Juvenile Probation Department to open vocational training center
The Harris County Juvenile Probation Department is planning a new training center to introduce career opportunities for young people attending its Leadership Academy....
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Armed suspect barricaded inside home in south Harris County with 4-month-old infant, sheriff says
An standoff is underway after an armed suspect barricaded himself alongside a 4-month-old infant at a home in south Harris County on Monday, according to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez....
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Probe widens in sexual assault allegations of former HCSO deputy
A former Harris County Sheriff's Office deputy once honored for valor is now jailed, accused of attempted sexual assault and under investigation in more than a dozen possible cases....
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Harris County rolls out $88 million solar panel program to help lower 10,000 residents' bills
Harris County plans to roll out a solar panel program using millions of taxpayer dollars that'll help lower power bills for some residents.
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Closures on Tomball Parkway, IH-45, and West Loop could slow Houston-area motorists this weekend
Road closures across the Houston area, including a full closure of the Tomball Freeway for bridge repairs, could affect traffic over the weekend.
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Harris County Justice Kristin Guiney dies, court officials say
Guiney was elected to Texas's First Court of Appeals in November 2024.