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Forceful Robbery at Texas Shoe Shop Caught on Camera
Security cameras at a small shoe store in Houston, Texas recently captured a brash robbery in broad daylight. X user T_CAS videos posted the video at the bottom of this article with the hopes that someone might be able to identify the gentleman who robbed the place. Let's break down the footage.
Houston Dash Acquire Allocation Money from Racing Louisville for Defender Courtney Petersen
HOUSTON (Aug. 31, 2024) - The Houston Dash acquired $45,000 in allocation money from Racing Louisville FC for defender Courtney Petersen, both teams announced today. Peterson joined the Dash on Feb. 13, 2023, after the team acquired her in a trade with the Orlando Pride earlier that month. The defender played in 38 games for the Dash across all competitions. She featured in 16 regular season games this year and recently played in all three of Houston’s NWSL x LIGA MX Femenil Summer Cup games.
Texas high school football scores for Week 1: UIL results across the state
Texas high school football is back. Find the scores for Week 1 Texas high school football games across the state right here. While the finals come in, the American-Statesman has live updates for Friday night UIL football games. Top matchups tonight include Lake Travis vs. Arlington Martin, Thrall vs. Thorndale, Vandegrift vs. Dripping...
Texas’ 11th Largest City Now 8th Most Dangerous in U.S.
Not many people would ever associate The Hub City with Detroit MI, but according to one website they are number eight and seven, respectively, when it comes to the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Houston, TX is one of the largest cities in the country. San Antonio, TX and...
Texas Governor Announces $148 Billion Transportation Investment
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Wednesday, August 28, 2024, an unprecedented $148 billion investment in Texas’ transportation infrastructure. This historic commitment includes the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) unanimous approval of a more than $104 billion 10-year transportation plan aimed at enhancing safety, addressing congestion and connectivity, and preserving roadways across the state.
Poisonous fireworms wash ashore on Texas coastline ahead of Labor Day weekend, officials warn
Ahead of Labor Day weekend, officials are warning those headed to Texas' beaches about fireworms.If you come across one, officials advise you to avoid touching it. Their sting leaves a burning sensation that can last for hours, and their venom can make you feel sick or dizzy.According to scientists, several of them have washed up on beaches near Corpus Christi and Port Aransas.A researcher from the Harte Research Institute found one attached to a log along the coast.Fireworms move around by hitching rides on logs. They feast on gooseneck barnacles.If one of these worms leaves its poisonous spike in your skin, you are recommended to use adhesive tape to remove it.RELATED: What are those fuzzy caterpillars crawling across southeast Texas right now?RELATED: What to do if you're stung by an asp caterpillarRELATED: Sea lice: What to know and how to avoid
Texas’ Smallest High School Has An Enrollment In The Single Digits
I used to always think my former high school in Texas was small, but as it turns out, it was pretty midsized. It was one of those places where you knew everyone in your high school class, along with the upper and lower classes, but you didn't all necessarily talk. The same thing applied to the small town of Brownsboro, TX where it was located.
North Carolina woman sentenced to federal prison for stealing from SETX organization, ordered to pay over $800,000 in restitution
BEAUMONT — A Raleigh, North Carolina woman has been sentenced to federal prison for violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Damien M. Diggs. Tahshyria Allen, 31, pleaded guilty to possession of stolen money and was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison by U.S. District Judge Marcia A. Crone on Aug. […] The post North Carolina woman sentenced to federal prison for stealing from SETX organization, ordered to pay over $800,000 in restitution appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Montgomery County Marine goes missing just weeks after sister’s tragic death
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas — A Houston-area veteran has been missing for more than a week and his family and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office have issued a plea to the public to help find him. Juan Merlos, 36, is a Marine who lives in Cut and Shoot, north of…
Indie boy band ‘The Kiddos’ bring a fresh new sound to Studio B
Houston – The music scene in Houston is very diverse and unique, here’s another band to add to your rotation! On Houston Life today, we introduced “The Kiddos”. They’re made up of cousins, Cesar Juarez and Joseph Riffin and KIKO whose real name is Oscar Leal III. They call themselves an Indie boyband who wants to flip the script on what it means to be indie while still being in the pop realm as a boyband.
Disaster Recovery Centers in Fort Bend and Panola Counties Close Aug. 31
AUSTIN — Three Disaster Recovery Centers in Fort Bend and Panola Counties will permanently close Aug. 31. at 4:00 p.m. Carthage Fire Department Training Bldg. Disaster Recovery Centers operate from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday. Any DRC can help with both Hurricane Beryl and the April 26 – June 5 storms and flooding. To find a center location near you, go to fema.gov/drc.
Hope For Three Offers Support and Safety Resources as Fort Bend County Mourns Loss of 8-Year-Old Ryan Akagbusi
The Fort Bend County community has experienced yet another tragic loss after 8-year-old Ryan Akagbusi was discovered in a lake within his Lakemont subdivision in the morning of Sunday, August 25. Last seen on August 24, Ryan was a nonverbal autistic child who wandered from his Richmond home in the early hours of the morning. His tragic passing echoes the heartbreaking loss of 12-year-old Aisha Adebayo, who was also found drowned in a lake near her Cross Creek Ranch home this June. In the wake of this devastating event, Fort Bend County's Hope For Three is offering invaluable advice, resources, and support to families in the community.
Survey: Texans who experience power outages, low-income residents perceive hotter summers
Fewer Texans say this summer was hotter than 2023 when the Houston area saw a record-shattering number of days with triple-digit heat. But, the survey found, those who experienced power outages or reported lower incomes were more likely to say this summer was hotter. According to a recent survey by...
Katy trash prices to increase with annual price adjustment
Katy trash customers will see a 2.1% in monthly price beginning Sept. 1. (Courtesy Pexels) Katy residents will see an increase in price for trash and recycling services. At an Aug. 26 meeting, Katy City Council approved an annual price adjustment for trash and recycling services to account for the rise in gas, landfill and labor costs.
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