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Authorities say a murder-suicide appears to have killed two adults and a child near Conroe on Thursday afternoon.
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Nearly 60% of Texans support using both state and local law enforcement and U.S. military troops to secure the southern border and combat illegal immigration, according to a new statewide poll.
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Developers of Colton, a massive 5,700-acre master-planned community in Montgomery County, have begun work on Arroyos Park—a 186-acre green space designed to showcase Texas-inspired architecture and recreation.
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Conroe ISD trustees have approved several policy changes to align with recent state laws, expanding some restrictions and parental rights measures beyond what Texas legislation requires.
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The man accused of killing Conroe pediatrician Dr. Talat Khan in 2023 has been returned to the Montgomery County Jail after undergoing mental health treatment at a state hospital, according to court records.
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McKenzie’s Barbecue and Burgers marks three decades of delivering genuine Texas barbecue and burgers, paying tribute to the community that has supported its journey since 1994.
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On Monday, law enforcement escorted the remains of Army Pfc. Nicholas Hartman, a 20-year-old medic who was killed on D-Day, to Houston National Cemetery after the Defense Department identified him this year through DNA and anthropological analysis.
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A Montgomery ISD school bus crash sent eight students to the hospital for evaluation Thursday morning. The collision, which occurred at FM 2854 and Mail Rt. Road, temporarily closed the intersection as emergency medical staff assessed all students involved.
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Conroe voters face 15 propositions on the November ballot, the first potential charter update since 2014. The amendments address city operations, debt limits, and quorum rules, highlighted by a proposal to adopt a council-city manager form of government.
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From Oct. 13–19, Texas residents can apply to public colleges and universities without paying application fees as part of the state’s first Free College Application Week.