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Three, Including Child, Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide Near Conroe

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Three, Including Child, Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide Near Conroe

Authorities say a murder-suicide appears to have killed two adults and a child near Conroe on Thursday afternoon.

Conroe ISD Expands State Rules on Classroom Speech and Parental Notification

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Conroe ISD Expands State Rules on Classroom Speech and Parental Notification

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.

Man Accused in Fatal Stabbing of Conroe Doctor Returned to Jail After Mental Health Treatment

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Man Accused in Fatal Stabbing of Conroe Doctor Returned to Jail After Mental Health Treatment

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.

DNA Solves 80-Year D-Day Mystery; Medic Pfc. Hartman Honored in Houston

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DNA Solves 80-Year D-Day Mystery; Medic Pfc. Hartman Honored in Houston

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.

Bus Crash Near Lake Creek High School Injures 8 Students, Closes Intersection

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Bus Crash Near Lake Creek High School Injures 8 Students, Closes Intersection

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.

Texas Students Can Apply to Public Colleges for Free Oct. 13–19

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Texas Students Can Apply to Public Colleges for Free Oct. 13–19

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.

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Three, Including Child, Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide Near Conroe

Conroe ISD Expands State Rules on Classroom Speech and Parental Notification

Man Accused in Fatal Stabbing of Conroe Doctor Returned to Jail After Mental Health Treatment

DNA Solves 80-Year D-Day Mystery; Medic Pfc. Hartman Honored in Houston

Bus Crash Near Lake Creek High School Injures 8 Students, Closes Intersection

Texas Students Can Apply to Public Colleges for Free Oct. 13–19

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