Conroe residents are advised to be cautious as a cold-case fugitive, allegedly linked to a teen's roadside killing, is arrested in Mexico.
Conroe ISD parents are concerned after a local teacher was arrested and charged with indecency with a child.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened a statewide investigation into school districts, including several in the Houston area, to ensure compliance with laws requiring Ten Commandments displays and votes on school prayer periods after a federal appeals court lifted an injunction blocking enforcement.
The Texas Interagency Wildfire Academy's spring session — May 5-14 — is the first to run from its new Conroe campus, training Montgomery County and statewide first responders.
Developers are accelerating growth in New Caney with thousands of new homes, a planned healthcare district, and expanded retail projects. The developments signal strong demand for housing and services in the northeast Houston suburb.
Texas lawmakers are examining why health care costs continue to rise as millions remain uninsured, with a House committee gathering expert testimony to shape future policy solutions.
Residents in Conroe and Montgomery have several entertainment and community events to choose from this weekend, including a theater production, auto show, disaster preparedness expo, and Mother’s Day activities.
The Conroe Symphony Orchestra will close its 27th season with a patriotic concert on June 27, honoring the nation’s 250th anniversary and supporting local veterans.
Brett Ligon won a Houston-area special election for Texas Senate District 4, and voters also decided a slate of local races in Conroe and Galveston on Saturday.
Voters in Conroe selected candidates for three city council seats Saturday, with Kristin Hoisington, Ken Blevins, and John Sellars leading their respective races based on unofficial returns.
Incumbent Sara Countryman has been reelected mayor of Montgomery, according to unofficial results, while Cheryl Fox reclaimed her City Council seat. The outcomes follow a competitive local election with multiple candidates and strong early voter turnout.
A third lawsuit has been filed against Magnolia Mayor Matthew “Doc” Dantzer, alleging retaliation and constitutional violations tied to an October assault accusation. The case follows two earlier lawsuits and an ongoing criminal charge.
