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Happy birthday Houston! The city turned 188 on Friday
HOUSTON — We're celebrating a very special day. Friday was Houston's 188th birthday. That's right -- H-Town was founded on August 30, 1836, by brothers Augustus Chapman Allen and John Kirby Allen near the banks of the Buffalo Bayou. Since then, Houston has grown to the fourth most populous...
Kats open season with win over Prairie View
Box Score HUNTSVILLE — Sam Houston opened the season Friday against Prairie View, and the Bearkats already looked in midseason form. The Bearkat Invitational kicked off with Sam Houston easily cruising past the Panthers in straight sets 25-13, 25-19, 25-19. The Kats fell 3-0 in the nightcap to UIW.
Welding can provide a stable career
(ROSENBERG, Texas) – There is always going to be a need for welders, regardless of the industry that you go into, according to Brenda Wilson, HR manager for Titan Production Equipment. Wilson knows what she is talking about. Having begun her career nearly 20 years ago, she has seen...
42 people arrested in connection to $12M pharmaceutical burglary out of Houston, officials say
The U.S. District Attorney's Office announced the arrests of 42 people connected to a nationwide drug operation based out of Houston.On Thursday, the U.S. Attorney's Office said the group of people accused in a massive prescription drug operation appeared in federal court following their arrests back in July.Twenty-four suspects were arrested on July 30 after superseding indictment charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute in Arkansas.According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, the arrests followed the initial indictment and arrest of 18 people from Houston in November 2023.The 24 suspects arrested in July allegedly participated in numerous burglaries in...
Convicted killer who's been deported four times arrested again in north Houston, ICE says
HOUSTON — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Houston have arrested a woman who once served time for murder and has been deported repeatedly since 2000. Maribel Martinez Garcia, 40, was arrested in north Houston on Thursday by ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO). They said she had a counterfeit Social Security card and a fake lawful permanent resident card.
Harris County Public Health director relieved of duty after investigation into $6 million contract
ABC13 has learned officials have fired the top leader of Harris County Public Health.Barbie Robinson was relieved of duty Friday after questions were raised in a Houston Chronicle report about her department hiring a California for-profit company that she reportedly had ties to.In 2021, DEMA Consulting & Management was hired by Harris County to run two COVID-related projects shortly after Robinson was hired.By the end of that year, the company would beat out The Harris Center, a state agency dedicated to mental health services, by a fraction of a point to run a new program involving 911.READ MORE: Questions surround...
U.S. and Mexican law enforcement agencies team up to capture border’s 10 most wanted suspects
EL PASO — The newest list of top ten suspects wanted for violent crimes includes some of the border region’s most dangerous men, and U.S. and Mexican law enforcement agencies are turning to the public for help finding the fugitives. “All of us recognize that there is no...
13-year-old's profanity triggers Goose Creek CISD security officer to put hands on student: Records
A Goose Creek CISD security guard was arrested and charged after allegedly being involved in a physical altercation with a 13-year-old student, according to charging documents.Records show Goose Creek CISD police filed charges against Horace Mann Junior High School security guard Brittany Munoz on Tuesday.Charging documents allege that Munoz was upset when the 13-year-old was using profane language at her.Munoz allegedly grabbed him and pushed him, causing the student's nose to hit a tile wall.During this week's probable cause court, the judge set Munoz's bond at $15,000 on charges of injury to a child.Goose Creek CISD sent Eyewitness News the...
BeatKing’s Daughter Delivers Tear-Jerking Eulogy at His Memorial Service
BeatKing's daughter delivers a tear-jerking speech at the rapper-producer's memorial service. On Thursday (Aug. 29), BeatKing's celebration of life was hosted at the Bayou City Event Center in Houston. During the emotional event, the late artist's oldest daughter Jayla stepped up to the mic and gave a heartwarming eulogy. "When...
Houston couple ‘divided’ by PVAMU and TSU fandom, united by love for one another
HOUSTON – Opening week for college football will feature a rivalry going back almost 40 years. With a few exceptions, Texas Southern University and Prairie View A&M have played football every Labor Day Weekend since 1985. Legions of fans have pledged their love and support to one side or another.
Affordable senior living complex now open in Conroe
Landmark 301, an affordable living complex for seniors, is now open in Conroe. (Carson Weaver/Community Impact) Landmark 301, an affordable senior living complex, officially opened Aug. 27 in downtown Conroe. The details. With 48 total units, the complex is for 55-plus individuals, and offers studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units ranging...
Astros' Framber Valdez and Bryan Abreu lose no-hit bid in 8th on single by K.C.'s Isbel
HOUSTON (AP) — Houston’s Framber Valdez and Bryan Abreu lost their no-hit bid with two outs in the eighth inning Friday night on a single by Kansas City pinch-hitter Kyle Isbel. Valdez was pulled after throwing 98 pitches in seven innings. He threw 60 for strikes, with seven strikeouts, three walks and a hit batter. Abreu took over to start the eighth and Michael Massey was retired on a fly ball before pinch-hitter MJ Melendez grounded out. Isbel then grounded his single to left field to give the Royals their first hit. The 30-year-old Valdez threw a no-hitter against the Cleveland Guardians on Aug. 1, 2023. He nearly had a second one earlier this month before Corey Seager homered with two outs in the ninth inning of a 4-2 win over Texas on Aug. 6.
Astros’ trade deadline steal may help Houston solve possible Bryan Abreu problem
Of all the positions on a baseball team's roster, none are more volatile than relievers. A guy can be a lights-out bullpen arm one year, and then come right back with an absolute stinker (or stinkers) and become next to unplayable. Houston Astros fans are well aware of this trend, as Rafael Montero put together one good season, got paid as a result of it, and then got sent down to the minors this year after prolonged suckitude.
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