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How did a Harris County man spend nearly half-a-century on death row without being executed?
Clarence Jordan has been a death row inmate for 47 years, yet his execution was never carried out. Jordan, now 68, was convicted of the 1977 murder and robbery of Houston grocery store worker, Joe ...
$37M drainage improvement project designed to combat flooding in NE Harris County
In addition to flood mitigation, the project will improve storm sewer systems, upgrade streets, and provide new sidewalks in the Pine Trails subdivision.
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Democrats and Republicans unite for $72 million drainage project in northeast Harris County
The project was a bipartisan effort between Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia, a Democrat, and Texas ...
More North Texas teachers under investigation for alleged cheating
An additional 60 Texas educators are under investigation for potentially securing teaching certifications through a cheating ...
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Pardoned January 6 Rioter Arrested in Texas for Soliciting Sex From a Minor
Andrew Taake, a convicted January 6 rioter who was recently pardoned, was arrested in Texas for an outstanding 2016 charge of ...
Harris County man awaiting trial dies of 'unspecified medical emergency,' sheriff's office says
A 39-year-old man died in a Houston hospital last week after suffering an unspecified medical emergency inside Harris County ...
Harris County attorney joins legal battle against Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship
Christian D. Menefee argues the president's executive order, which has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, is ...
Texas County's Diverse Contracting Policy Faces Race Bias Suit
Harris County, Texas, home of Houston, is facing a federal discrimination lawsuit for prioritizing minority- and women-owned businesses in distributing public contracts.