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According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO), a man was potentially in the act of breaking into a residence when he was fatally shot by a 14-year-old


February 16, 2024

According to investigators, a man who was reportedly knocking on doors in east Harris County, potentially attempting to break into homes, was shot and killed by a 14-year-old boy on Thursday morning. Responding to a call for service at a residence in the 14400 block of Brownsville Street just before 7 a.m., the Harris County Sheriff’s Office found the man …

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In the latest update on the Lakewood shooting, a boy has reportedly lost a portion of his frontal lobe, according to his grandmother. Additionally, details from the evidence log have been disclosed


February 16, 2024

In the aftermath of the Lakewood Church shooting, law enforcement officers seized a total of 32 items from the home of the shooter, Genesse Moreno, located on Gulfstream Road in Conroe. Among the items collected were bullets, cartridges, bulletproof vests, and a magazine, according to an evidence log obtained by Eyewitness News on Thursday. The log was part of the …

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Even after experiencing initial setbacks, GOP presidential contender Nikki Haley maintains her confidence during her visit to Houston


February 16, 2024

In spite of polling numbers and early setbacks, Nikki Haley arrived in Houston with a sense of assurance ahead of the Texas primary. During the last primary challenge faced by Donald Trump, one of the final contenders, Sen. Ted Cruz, announced a vice presidential selection. This time, Nikki Haley stands as the remaining challenger. “This isn’t the right time to …

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During Black History Month, the story emerges of three homeowners from Freedmen’s Town who engaged in a legal battle with Rice University to retain ownership of their land


February 16, 2024

During a David vs. Goliath-like confrontation, three Black homeowners, who were formerly enslaved, challenged the affluent Rice Institute when the university sought to expand its territory in Freedmen’s Town during the Jim Crow era. Dr. Caleb McDaniel and Dr. Alexander Byrd, both history professors at Rice University, stumbled upon this largely concealed chapter of history while leading the university’s Task …

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The sheriff reported that a man is being sought after he initiated a chase out of Galveston County and subsequently abandoned his vehicle in a fiery crash


February 16, 2024

Authorities in Galveston County, Texas, are actively seeking a suspect who fled the scene of a fiery crash after leading law enforcement on a chase from Galveston County into Harris County on Thursday evening. Sheriff Henry Trochesset stated that a deputy attempted to initiate a traffic stop on the suspect, identified as Jafar Otems, who was wanted on a felony …

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Conroe PD called to Lakewood Church shooting suspect’s home 20 times over last 5 years, report says


February 15, 2024

The Conroe Police Department responded to the address of the accused Lakewood Church shooter on Gulfstream Road approximately 20 times over the past five years. However, neighbors reported that officers did not take further action beyond responding to the suspect’s erratic behavior and alleged threats. Details of these incidents emerged on Wednesday with the release of a 49-page report documenting …

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Joel Osteen delivers message to Lakewood’s members days after shooting


February 15, 2024

Joel Osteen, the pastor of Lakewood Church in Houston, intends to proceed with services this upcoming Sunday, following last week’s incident when gunshots erupted during the Spanish-language service. In a 91-second video shared on social media on Wednesday, Osteen addressed the members of the megachurch, urging them to return with faith rather than fear. Reflecting on the incident, Osteen remarked, …

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Montrose Management District plans to vote on tax assessment that will fund ‘safer & cleaner’ area


February 15, 2024

The Montrose Management District, inactive for nearly five years, is devising a plan to levy a tax assessment on commercial property proprietors in the Montrose vicinity to finance substantial area improvements. The tax is integral to the Service and Assessment Plan (SAP), which proposes a maximum levy of nine cents per $100 in property value, a reduction from the previous …

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