Brazoria County courthouse bomb threat prompts evacuation in Downtown Angleton – MSN
The all-clear has been given after a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of the Brazoria County Courthouse and Downtown Angleton on Thursday …
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The all-clear has been given after a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of the Brazoria County Courthouse and Downtown Angleton on Thursday …
Read More2/26/25 – One week from today, Northpark Drive will close for three days. UnionPacific Railroad (UPRR) will maneuver a two-hundred-foot section of track and ties – welded and bolted into a single, massive unit – into place across what will become ten lanes of traffic and two sidewalks. Section Already Assembled, Ready, Waiting UPRR has […]
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Read More2/25/25 – Today, Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) began picking up remaining Hurricane Beryl Debris from Bens Branch in Kingwood. The cleanup effort began on Tree Lane across from Bear Branch Elementary. More than 600 children in grades K-5 attend school there. The delayed cleanup effort illustrates the need for community leaders and Flood […]
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Read More2/24/25 – Yesterday, I posted pictures and video of a river of muck hundreds of feet wide that has poured out of Hallett Materials 170-acre settling pond into the San Jacinto West Fork…for a full year. Today, I’ll talk about the high cost of living downstream from that situation. But Hallett has even more environmental […]
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Read More2/23/2025 – The mammoth Hallett Sand Mine has been leaking continuously into the San Jacinto West Fork for a year, according to neighbors. I first reported this particular leak on February 9, 2024. But it’s only one of several problems at the same mine. And the cost of dredging downstream from it is now approaching […]
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Read More2/21/25 – The UnionPacific Railroad (UPRR) has started preparing rails that it will place in one 200-foot long section across 10 lanes of Northpark Drive traffic. The closure of Northpark for the installation is still scheduled for March 5-7. UPRR is prepping the rails in the old northbound lanes of Loop 494 immediately north of […]
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Read More2/20/25 – Houston City Council Member Fred Flickinger has postponed Round 2 of Median Madness because of weather predictions. Instead of February 22, the City will now hold the event on March 8 from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Median Madness is a volunteer event in which Kingwood residents work with City crews to clear […]
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Read More2/19/25 – Eight Harris County department heads make more in salary than the President of the United States. All are women or minorities. The mega salaries go to the heads of the: Moreover, 17 Harris County department heads make more than U.S. cabinet-level officials such as the Secretaries of Defense, State, Homeland Security, Commerce, etc., […]
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Read More2/18/2025 – Seven years ago, Texas Governor Greg Abbott took an aerial tour of the Lake Houston Area and the San Jacinto River to view the extent of Hurricane Harvey devastation. Afterwards, he met with area leaders and elected officials at the Kingwood Community Center. Together, they announced a list of seven actions that they […]
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Read More2/16/2025 – Comparing data recently obtained via a public information request to previous sources available online shows current pay rates and increases for Harris County Department heads. One head now receives more than half of a million dollars per year. Another seven receive more than $400,000 per year. And some pay increases exceed the entire […]
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