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Prosecutor: Mom plotted to kill pregnant woman, steal baby


May 18, 2019

CHICAGO (AP) — A mother plotted for months to acquire a newborn before she and her daughter strangled a pregnant Chicago woman and cut her baby from her womb using a butcher’s knife, prosecutors said Friday as they revealed gruesome new details about the case. Marlen Ochoa-Lopez, 19, was lured to the home where Clarisa Figueroa lived with her daughter, …

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Pasadena police stop ‘serial rapist’ in the making after Houston man’s arrest, chief says


May 18, 2019

Police believe they stopped a potential serial rapist after arresting a teenager implicated in two sexual assaults and a third attempted assault. Carlos Eduardo Guevara, 18, was arrested in southwest Houston after he allegedly admitted to sexually assaulting a woman shortly after midnight Tuesday morning, according to Pasadena Police Chief Josh Bruegger. Detectives in Missouri City have also linked Guevara …

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Undercover prostitution sting in Cypress nets 15 arrests


May 18, 2019

Fifteen male suspects ranging from their 20’s to their 50’s were arrested in an undercover prostitution sting conducted in Cypress last week by the Harris County Constable Precinct 4 Office. Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman said the sting was conducted mostly near North Harris county schools, businesses and neighborhoods in preparation for the summer months when children are out of …

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Houston:At the World Affairs Council (WAC) and Houston Karachi Sister City Association ( HKSCA)  “Dinner & Diplomacy”


May 18, 2019

Houston:At the World Affairs Council (WAC) and Houston Karachi Sister City Association ( HKSCA)  “Dinner & Diplomacy”  featuring H.E. Asad Majeed Khan, Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States, Mr. S. Javaid Anwar, Chief Patron HKSCA, Consul General Aisha Farooqui of Pakistan, Roger Mark, President ‪Sister Cities‬ International,  Ronan O’Malley,  Director of Programs (WAC), Saeed Sheikh, President HKSCA, M.J.Khan, Mohammad …

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American citizens should to visit and enjoy new Pakistan. Ambassador Asad Khan


May 18, 2019

By: Raja Zahid A Khanazada Houston: Military operations have curbed militant activities in country, Asad Majeed Khan, Ambassador of Pakistan addressed at World Affairs Council and Houston Karachi Sister City Association Dinner & Diplomacy Event: Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Dr. Asad MajeedKhan has suggested to American citizens to visit and enjoy new Pakistan where security situation has been …

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Mayor Turner attends the 28th annual Iftar Ramadan dinner With more than 2,000 people & Members of local, state and congressional delegations


May 18, 2019

By: Raja Zahid A Khanazada HOUSTON :Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has said “Houston is a big diverse family and the Muslim community is an important part of that diversity.” It’s a great city. As we say, it’s the most diverse city in the United States,” Turner said at annual Ramadan Iftar dinner arranged by Karachi Houston Sister City Association along …

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Things you’ll never see again in Houston if you grew up in the ’80s, ’90s


May 18, 2019

Houston natives might remember filling their car up at Diamond Shamrock while driving home from Astroworld. Or getting their arcade fix at Tilt after catching a movie at the Greenway Theatre. That was all possible in the 1980s and 1990s in Houston, when Foley’s was still around and Blockbuster could keep someone occupied in a world without Netflix.   Since …

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The Latest: Police release name of officer who killed woman


May 17, 2019

HOUSTON (AP) — The Latest on the police shooting of a Houston-area woman (all times local): Texas police have released the name of the officer who shot and killed a 44-year-old woman Monday night outside her Houston-area apartment complex. Baytown police say Juan Delacruz shot Pamela Turner, an African American woman whose family says was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Police …

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1 year after Santa Fe shooting, Texas shuns tougher gun laws


May 17, 2019

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A year after a high school mass shooting near Houston that remains one of the deadliest in U.S. history, Texas lawmakers are on the brink of going home without passing any new gun restrictions, or even tougher firearm storage laws that Gov. Greg Abbott backed after the tragedy. A Republican governor pushing even a small restriction …

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Bill King hopes for sea change in Houston mayoral election


May 17, 2019

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — ABC13’s Chauncy Glover sat down with mayoral candidate Bill King for a one-on-one interview, where he revealed a few things he enjoys outside of the political realm. “I think that people probably don’t know the more human side of me because, uh, they see me as sort of an analytical person,” King says, self-proclaiming himself as …

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