A new SmartAsset study shows several Houston-area suburbs rank among the most heavily taxed in the nation when property taxes are measured as a share of household income, underscoring how uneven local tax burdens can be across Texas.
Five people were arrested on drunken driving-related charges during a four-day New Year’s DWI task force involving multiple law enforcement agencies across Montgomery County, according to Precinct 2 officials.
Montgomery County deputies arrested three suspects after a copper wire theft at an energy facility in the Conroe area disrupted oil production and led to a felony traffic stop Friday night.
Montgomery residents will have four chances in 2026 to dispose of bulky household items during city-sponsored heavy trash weekends, according to an announcement from the city’s Public Works department.
A new Asian cuisine restaurant has opened in Conroe, while a bar and live-music venue has debuted in Montgomery, adding fresh dining and nightlife options for residents in Montgomery County.
At the end of 2025, Houston had cold but calm weather for New Year's Eve parties. On New Year's Day, it warmed up quickly, and later in the week, it felt like spring.
Following the clearance of two major engineering design contracts, the Coastal Texas Project is moving forward after years of delays. Plans for enormous floodgates and coastal barrier systems to safeguard the Texas Gulf Coast can resume under the accords.
From butcher shops and beekeepers to pickleball courts and biohacking studios, a range of Conroe-Montgomery businesses are being highlighted in the 2025 Community Impact edition for their local roots and community appeal.
A Montgomery County nonprofit is partnering with a Conroe tattoo studio to distribute free Narcan and provide overdose response training at a community event aimed at reducing fentanyl-related deaths.
The Conroe Professional Fire Fighters Association has filed a lawsuit accusing the city of improperly rejecting a voter petition that could trigger a future election on collective bargaining rights for firefighters.
Attorneys for the Woodlands-based John Cooper School are asking a Harris County judge to dismiss a $15 million lawsuit alleging a middle school student was assaulted on campus, arguing the claims are time-barred and that the parents failed to mitigate damages. The school denies all allegations and says it acted appropriately.
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