Conroe landed at No. 11 in a national study of the best U.S. cities for a cookout, topping all Texas cities for grilling enthusiasm and barbecue traditions.
Conroe ISD will stop paying nearly $40,000 a year to promote Forbes employer awards, ending a practice of purchasing promotional rights despite the district’s repeated appearances on the list.
Conroe has lifted its yearlong halt on significant development after strained water systems forced a building moratorium, highlighting the infrastructure challenges facing fast-growing Texas cities.
The San Jacinto River Authority and the City of Conroe have reached a settlement ending a years-long legal dispute over wholesale water rates, clearing the way for lower costs and expanded water access.
Conroe ISD trustees approved a balanced $761 million budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, keeping the district’s tax rate flat for the second consecutive year.
Walmart has pulled frozen shrimp from its freezers in Texas and 12 other states after federal officials said the products may be contaminated with a radioactive isotope.
A complaint has been lodged by a Houston attorney against Gene Wu, the Chair of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, claiming that he engaged in improper fundraising activities during livestreamed protests concerning redistricting.
A weeklong fugitive roundup in Conroe dubbed Operation Heatwave led to 71 arrests and 91 felony warrants cleared, authorities announced Tuesday. The effort, spearheaded by U.S. Marshals and local law enforcement, targeted offenders across Texas and even out of state.
Conroe’s yearlong building moratorium will end Friday after city leaders declined to extend it, while the state approved a temporary reduction in water capacity requirements. Officials say the move will allow development to resume while the city works to expand its strained water infrastructure.
A crash in Conroe knocked down a utility pole on FM 3083 Sunday morning, forcing traffic detours as crews responded to downed power lines.