SAN ANTONIO – Michael Davis has been looking over the Department of Justice’s report on the shooting at Robb Elementary. As an instructor at the Alamo Area Regional Law Enforcement Academy, Davis said there is a lot of valuable input that public safety agencies and emergency management coordinators can take away from it. “It’s a … Read more
The postal service has told KHOU 11 that the “temporary disruptions” stem from a “network modernization plan.” HOUSTON — Since we’ve told Congressman Al Green about the mail delay issues at a USPS processing center, he and his office have been working to try and get those impacted some answers. “We get calls almost every … Read more
Police said they arrived to the area of Essex and South Palmetto streets around 8:20 p.m. SAN ANTONIO — A 32-year-old is hospitalized and a manhunt underway after gunfire rang out on the east side, San Antonio authorities say. Officers with the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) arrived to the area of Essex and South … Read more
Police said they arrived to the area of Essex and South Palmetto streets around 8:20 p.m. SAN ANTONIO — A 32-year-old is hospitalized and a manhunt underway after gunfire rang out on the east side, San Antonio authorities say. Officers with the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) arrived to the area of Essex and South … Read more
HOUSTON — On Friday, we caught up with a lifelong Texans superfan and got a tour of her home turf. Her name is Debbie Kerschen and she has a serious woman cave filled with all things Texans, from helmets and jerseys to Gatorade and potato chips fried from taters proudly grown in NRG dirt. … Read more
Stroud led the Texans to a playoff win over Cleveland last weekend. Now the rookie QB goes up against the Baltimore defense. BALTIMORE — Rookie C.J. Stroud impressed fans across the country with his poise and calmness in leading the Houston Texans to a win over Cleveland in his playoff debut. Though the performance was … Read more
The lawsuit, which alleges the NCAA transfer rule’s waiver process violates federal antitrust law, could have a profound impact on college sports if successful. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Department of Justice, three more states and the District of Columbia have joined a lawsuit against the NCAA’s transfer eligibility rule. The federal agency signed on to … Read more