The toll reductions will be implemented starting on September 1.
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Houston Approves $12.4 Million to Rescue Trash and Recycling Operations
The Solid Waste Department attributed the crisis to aging, deteriorating equipment.
Former Texas National Guardsman Convicted of Smuggling Aliens
Mario Sandoval now faces up to 10 years in federal prison.
Houston Officials Weigh Electric Scooter Crackdown Amid Rising Park Violence
A city committee intends to develop a regulatory ordinance that addresses safety concerns while allowing scooter companies to continue operating.
Montgomery County Secures First Murder Conviction Under Texas Fentanyl Law
The 2023 law allows anyone who supplies fentanyl resulting in death to be charged with murder.
Ex La Marque City Manager Arrested in Dallas Area, Facing Felony Charges
Former La Marque City Manager J.B. Pritchett is now facing felony arson charges, just weeks after resigning amid an investigation into falsified credentials and military records.
Houston Expands Civility Ordinance to 24 Hours in Downtown Areas
The ordinance will prohibit the homeless from camping on downtown Houston sidewalks.
Petition to Recall Texas City Mayor Nears Certification Threshold
If the petition reaches 1,200 signatures, it will be certified by the city.
Murder Suspect Granted Bond After Houston Prosecutors Miss Deadline
An Afghan national accused of murder has been granted a personal recognizance bond after prosecutors failed to meet the deadline to indict him.
Houston Research Centers Among Targets in Chinese COVID-19 Espionage Scheme
The U.S. Department of Justice has unsealed an indictment against two Chinese nationals accused of espionage.