Judge denies Lindsay Clancy's bid to dismiss murder charges, retrial possible
Lindsay Clancy could face a retrial in her three children’s strangling deaths after a judge rejected her bid to dismiss murder charges against her.
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Stunning River Oaks Mansion With a French Twist Hosts Houston’s Hottest New Society — A Crown Jewel Of the Neighborhood
Houston’s fledgling chapter of the French Heritage Society enjoyed a notable coup as the first group to be invited into the historic River Oaks home of Susan Sarofim. A Francophile in her own right, Sarofim unveiled the remarkable results of four years of restoration and interior...
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FBI Houston investigating possible homicide on MSC cruise ship docked in Galveston
A suspected homicide onboard a cruise ship docked in Galveston is under investigation, according to FBI Houston.
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HPD looking for man accused of robbing northeast Houston store
The Houston Police Department is asking for help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery at a dollar store in northeast Houston. It happened just before 9 p.m. on Mesa Drive near N Green River Drive back on July 30th. Police say the suspect allegedly pointed a gun at two employ...
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2 arrested near White House in separate vehicle crash, barricade incidents
Two people were arrested outside the White House on Monday morning following back-to-back security incidents that prompted a lockdown and sent tourists scrambling near Lafayette Park....
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Supreme Court says border wall construction can continue in west Texas
The Trump administration filed an emergency relief request with the high court earlier in October asking for the construction to continue while a lawsuit over the plan moves forward....
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Houston-area mom says TEFA private school withdrew her son with autism
Brianna Ledet was excited when her two boys were approved for Texas Education Freedom Accounts – a program that gives taxpayer dollars to families to put towards their kids’ private and homeschool education. With more than $10,000 in state funding to spend on each of her boys, Le...
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Affordability concerns, voter trust factor into Cy-Fair ISD’s $1.6 billion bond rejection
As affordability continues to weigh on Texas families, voters in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD sent a clear message at the ballot box: they are not willing to take on additional property taxes right now. Voters rejected all five propositions on Tuesday’s ballot, defeating a proposed $1.6...
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Former Houston officer Gerald Goines gets 60 months in prison for federal civil rights charge in Harding Street raid
Former Houston Police Department officer Gerald Goines has been sentenced to 60 months in prison for a federal civil rights charge connected to the deadly 2019 Harding Street raid that killed Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas. Appearing in federal court Monday, Goines received t...
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Former HPD officer Gerald Goines sentenced after pleading guilty to 'color of law' charges
Former Houston Police Department Officer Gerald Goines has been sentenced in connection to pleading guilty to a “color of law” charge.
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Drivers can expect lane closures on US 290 westbound frontage road through November
Drivers traveling along the US 290 westbound frontage road near Skinner Road should prepare for alternating lane closures beginning Wednesday, Nov. 11, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. The closures will allow crews to conduct roadway work and are scheduled to ...
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Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (November 9, 2026)
For our busy Houston commuters, we have – The Commuter Cut – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home.
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Fifth Ward residents call on EPA to release report outlining potential health risks at Union Pacific facility
State officials have identified cancer clusters in the neighborhoods near a former wood preservation facility.