The League City City Council is set to consider an ordinance that could lead to a special election. This election would allow voters to decide on the use of automated license plate reader cameras by the League City Police Department. The council will discuss this matter at its August 11 meeting.
Mayor Nick Long sponsored the proposal, citing feedback from concerned residents. These residents expressed worries about the potential misuse of the cameras, pointing to issues in nearby cities. Further details about the proposed ordinance and special election are available from the League City Area News.
The family of a longtime Richmond resident who has spent nearly three months in federal immigration custody is asking why he cannot be released under supervision while his immigration case continues. Innocent Rutahagara Batamula, 59, is currently being held at an immigration dete...
If you turn on your faucet and brown water comes out, your first reaction might be: What is that? And is it safe? That’s the question one Montgomery County woman wanted answered after she noticed dark brown water coming from her faucet. Linda contacted ENOUGH’s Amy Davis and prod...
With Election Day approaching, Harris County election officials are testing thousands of pieces of voting equipment as part of an effort to demonstrate how ballots are handled and build public trust in the process. But when KPRC 2 asked people at Discovery Green whether they trus...
Harris County homeowners are facing another increase in their county property-tax burden as commissioners move forward with a budget that would increase spending by hundreds of millions of dollars. The proposed budget would increase county spending by about 12 percent, or roughly...
From cards and collectibles to hotels and hospitality, check out eight business updates from the west campus and downtown Austin area. This list is not comprehensive. Now Open Mo Bamba Cards & Collectibles Former The University of Texas at Austin basketball player and NBA player ...
David Willard officially became Conroe’s city administrator Aug. 10 after the City Council unanimously appointed him to the position July 23. Willard previously served as city manager in Longview and Borger, assistant city manager in Odessa and Hutchinson County judge. Willard, w...
Check out what’s happening in New Caney and Porter this weekend, Sept. 18-20. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change. East Montgomery County Fair & Rodeo Hosted by the East Montgomery County Fair Association, the nearly 10-day event will take place Sept. 11-...
The Woodlands Township board of directors will review a proposed agreement from the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office for mounted patrol services at a Sept. 17 meeting. The board will decide whether to move forward with negotiations for a final agreement with MCSO, as the contra...
