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Chief says Flock system targets crime, not surveillance

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Chief says Flock system targets crime, not surveillance

Conroe Police Chief Jon Buckholtz addressed privacy concerns over Flock license plate reader cameras, emphasizing their role in crime investigations and denying use of facial recognition or continuous surveillance.

Township approves bus design, accepts strong financial report

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Township approves bus design, accepts strong financial report

The Woodlands Township Board accepted a report on license-plate-reading cameras, approved a new bus wrap design, and highlighted strong financial performance during its May 28 meeting.

Paxton sues WhatsApp over encryption claims

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Paxton sues WhatsApp over encryption claims

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing WhatsApp and parent company Meta of misleading Texans about whether private messages are truly protected by end-to-end encryption.

Former Magnolia mayor seeks dismissal of civil lawsuits tied to assault case

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Former Magnolia mayor seeks dismissal of civil lawsuits tied to assault case

Attorneys for former Magnolia Mayor Matthew “Doc” Dantzer have asked a federal judge to dismiss multiple civil lawsuits tied to an alleged assault and to pause proceedings while the court considers the request.

Ousted library director wins $475K settlement from Montgomery County

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Ousted library director wins $475K settlement from Montgomery County

Montgomery County commissioners approved a $475,000 settlement with former library director Rhea Young, who alleged she was fired in retaliation for opposing restrictions on LGBTQ-themed books in the public library system.

Montgomery County voters cast ballots ahead of May 26 runoff

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Montgomery County voters cast ballots ahead of May 26 runoff

Early voting is underway for the May 26 primary runoff election, with multiple polling locations open across Montgomery County. Voters will decide key party nominees ahead of the November general election.

Politics and Government

Chief says Flock system targets crime, not surveillance

Township approves bus design, accepts strong financial report

Paxton sues WhatsApp over encryption claims

Former Magnolia mayor seeks dismissal of civil lawsuits tied to assault case

Ousted library director wins $475K settlement from Montgomery County

Montgomery County voters cast ballots ahead of May 26 runoff

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