DOJ: Houston-area woman pleads guilty to $477K in Medicaid fraud
The woman reportedly billed Medicaid for "nonexistent mental services" under the company she worked for.
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Big Bend border barrier construction stopped by federal court
A federal judge on Friday put a stop to any further construction of a border barrier in the Big Bend region.
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‘Animal House’ actress Mary Louise Weller dies at 79: Reports
Actress Mary Louise Weller, best known for her role in "Animal House" has died at 79 — just one day before her 80th birthday, according to reports.
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Supermarket voted best grocery store in America as customers praise meal kits, variety of offerings
The North Carolina-based grocery store swept five categories including best grocery store, produce, deli, prepared foods and bakery.
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Houston Comets' return takes shape as franchise prepares for 2027 WNBA season
The original Houston Comets team folded in 2008 after twelve years of operation, including four championship runs.
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Second suspect charged in fatal shooting of 17-year-old on Houston’s east side
Houston police have arrested a second suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy last Sunday.
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Willis ISD approves nearly $1M purchase for weapons detection system
Throughout August and September, two separate students reportedly brought a gun onto the campus, and two other students allegedly made a bomb threat.
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Hochul denounces 'bare minimum' by local prosecutor in Cornell rape investigation
The Cornell rape accuser was 'failed' by people obligated to protect her, Gov. Hochul said at a news conference on Friday.
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Suspect in FlyDubai incident was previously identified as security risk: Officials
The co-pilot of the FlyDubai plane who allegedly attacked its captain is an Omani national who was previously suspended by Oman Air as a security risk, sources say....
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Annual Houston 'Stand Down' connects local Veterans to critical services
Designed as a one-stop hub, the Houston Stand Down brings together public agencies, non-profits, healthcare providers, and local employers.
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Texas to build 2 new juvenile centers, including 1 in Brazoria Co., as youth gun crime increases
Officials said the state will be spending $300M for one to be built in Rosharon and the other near Waxahachie, Texas, as youth crime involving guns climbs....
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Texans wideout Nico Collins to return from hamstring injury vs. Dallas Cowboys in Week 4
After a two-game absence, Houston Texans wideout Nico Collins is set to return against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.