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There’s an uptick in pedestrian, cyclist deaths in Houston during the holiday season: How officials are combatting it
Read full article: There’s an uptick in pedestrian, cyclist deaths in Houston during the holiday season: How officials are combatting itThe Harris County District Attorney’s Office is joining local law enforcement agencies Thursday to introduce a new initiative that will promote crosswalk safety and protect pedestrians and cyclists.
‘We’ve been waiting for this’: Widow of HPD cop killed during traffic stop 30 years ago speaks out after execution date set for husband’s killer
Read full article: ‘We’ve been waiting for this’: Widow of HPD cop killed during traffic stop 30 years ago speaks out after execution date set for husband’s killerCarl Wayne Buntion, who was convicted of killing Houston police officer James Irby during a 1990 traffic stop, is scheduled to be executed April 21, the Harris County district attorney announced Tuesday.
Man sentenced to 40 years in prison for grisly stabbing death of his girlfriend, Harris County DA says
Read full article: Man sentenced to 40 years in prison for grisly stabbing death of his girlfriend, Harris County DA saysA man was sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to murder for killing his girlfriends while visiting relatives in in Houston over the 2015 holiday season, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Saturday.
Two Houston men sentenced in 2017 rape and robbery of woman in Sharpstown
Read full article: Two Houston men sentenced in 2017 rape and robbery of woman in SharpstownTwo Houston men were sentenced in the rape and robbery of a woman in Sharpstown in 2017, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office announced Saturday.
State senator files bill calling for legal action in connection with secret art collection inside Harris County shed
Read full article: State senator files bill calling for legal action in connection with secret art collection inside Harris County shedFriday’s announcement of proposed Senate Bill 252 comes after Channel 2 Investigates first exposed secret massive art collection being warehoused on the taxpayers’ dime, “Legally what this bill means is that I don’t think that what Precinct One Commissioner is doing is legal. I don’t think you can take a private Art collection, house it, spend public money, do private tours, I don’t think that is the right thing under the Texas Code,” said Bettencourt. The state senator out of District 7 doesn’t believe the actions taken by Ellis and his office is legal. Bettencourt said this bill is to ensure accountability at the state level if the Ogg’s office does nothing. Bettencourt indicated he cannot speak to federal operations, but he can speak to the state and its laws.