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• Richmond, TX News
• Skeeters walk off with another win, host Crabs tonight
• Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce will host Sugar Land infrastructure update
• New sales tax permits in Fort Bend, May 18
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Sugar Land Master Thoroughfare Plan to be presented at public meeting
• Fort Bend Libraries isn’t carrying ’50 Shades of Grey’
• The Udipi Café Legal Battle
• Sugar Land teen wins US geography bee
• Skeeters return home after successful road trip
• May 31 deadline for protesting valuations
• Future of old Imperial sugar mill in question
• CPS takes custody of child with brain cancer family disputes doctors’ treatment plan
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Fort Bend Precinct 2 Constable Democratic Primary features erroneous arrest claim
• Controversy surrounds plans for old sugar mill
• Fort Bend ISD student athletes earn medals at state track meet
• Master thoroughfare plan public meeting set for May 30
• Missouri City Police Department unveils prescription drug drop box
• Missouri City announces economic development partnership with Niagara Bottling LLC
• Harrison homers twice as Skeeters win first road series
• Missouri City honors those who protect and serve
• Himesh Gandhi Wins Election to Sugar Land City Council Position
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Skeeters close homestand with monster victory
• Richmond man sued over alleged usurping of Hindu temple
• Sugar Land 4th Annual Law Enforcement Ride, “Parade of Chrome”
• Downtown Rosenberg to hold annual ‘Chocolate Walk’ event
• Missouri City works to refund unclaimed money
• New sales tax permits in Fort Bend, May 4
• Marriage licenses in Fort Bend — April 2012
• Missouri City Police Department unveils
• Fort Bend’s ‘Grand Canyon’ gets patched
• Sugar Land Superstar auditions coming to Town Square Plaza
• Farmers’ market opens in Richmond
• Skeeters beat Ducks with walk-off homer in 12th inning
• Authorities work to stabilize flooded land
• Neighbors worry as they watch land behind their homes wash away
• Fort Bend County recognizes National Crime Victims Rights Week
• Small City Mayors Urge METRO to Continue General Mobility Funding
• Fort Bend mother, daughter win big on the Price is Right
• Skeeters limp home after dismal road trip
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Tax plan on agenda at Fort Bend ISD board meeting
• Rosenberg mayor swears in Housing Authority Board
• Rosenberg welcomes Whataburger’s ‘biggest fans’
• Sustainable Sugar Land aims to slow development
• $100K electric car investigated after Sugar Land fire
• Missouri City works to refund unclaimed funds
• Fort Bend County Sheriff’s race pulls in big bucks
• Voter confusion a concern with back to back elections
• Three newcomers vie for Sugar Land Council seat
• County has registered 52,000 more voters for past 4 years
• Stafford man sues over workplace accident
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Fort Bend Sheriff candidates discuss plan they’d implement upon election
• Fort Bend Boots and Badges Gala to be held next Saturday
• Missing Sugar Land boy found safe at church in southwest Houston
• Missouri City Council approves re-districting plan
• Fort Bend deputies searching for missing boy, 9
• Recycling in Sugar Land increases
• Is Fort Bend State Rep Being Ambushed?
• Still no charges in death of baby in hot truck
• Registration Now Open for Houston Express Soccer Club Fall Season
• Sugar Land police: Baby found dead in hot car
• Sugar Land Skeeters set attendance record
• Sugar Land joins global Pet Adoptathon
• Sugar Land Skeeters to host Baseball in Education on May 15, 16
• Fort Bend County continues to lead U.S. employment growth
• New business license issued in Fort Bend
• Sales permits, sales tax permits for Fort Bend
• Newborn found dead at Fort Bend motel
• Fort Bend Sheriff candidates discuss diversity
• Fort Bend students, bus driver hurt in wreck
• Missouri City to host Gang Awareness class on May 15
• ‘Click It or Ticket’ Mobilization to boost safety belt use and save lives
• FBCSO: 2 killed, 1 injured in crash after high-speed chase
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• BASEBALL: Skeeters open inaugural season tonight
• Public invited to comment on scalping plant study
• Skeeters ready for first game in new stadium
• Teen killed in accident
• False Lawyer Charge Dropped
• Former Rice player Lance Pendleton becomes second player for Skeeters to sign with MLB Club
• Fort Bend woman sues Katy acute care center over alleged wheelchair accident
• Three Richmond Boy Scouts earn Eagle honor
• Tal Smith to Join Skeeters and Ownership Group
• Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ride to include new Parade of Chrome
• Sugar Land named Tree City USA
• High school student killed in 18-wheeler crash
• Sugar Land Prepares to Turn Over Stadium Keys to ODP, Skeeters
• Sugar Land City Council gives Johnson Development final approval of Imperial Sugar Land
• Cox Media Group Houston is official broadcast home of the Sugar Land Skeeters Baseball Team
• Wayfinding signage project leads motorists to ballpark, other Sugar Land venues
• Fundraiser scheduled for accident victim Pavelka
• Missouri City to hold Redistrict Meeting on May 7
• Fort Bend Technical Center summer registration under way
• Richmond leaders aim to enhance business climate
• Mayor Owen: New tennis, golf complexes should be marketed to area travelers
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Marriage licenses in Fort Bend — March 2012
• Charley Pride coming to the Stafford Centre
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Campaign Get Dirty with Sign Vandalism, Facebook Taunts
• 2 children thrown from car in freeway accident
• Missouri City man accused of attacking man with a board
• Drivers hospitalized after head-on crash in Sugar Land
• Sugar Land sets sights on designation as top Water, Energy Saving City
• Missouri City residents encouraged to share ideas at public meeting on April 24
• Fight against Imperial Apartments continues despite council vote
• Stafford to hold public hearing on smoking ban… again
• Young Democrats host Planned Parenthood discussion
• YOUTH BASEBALL: Major League Baseball’s hit, pitch, run competition coming to Sugar Land
• Sugar Land native returns home as Voice of the Skeeters
• Rosenberg battles visual clutter with new sign ordinance
• Urban forest grows in Richmond Texas
• COSL named one of Houston’s healthiest employers
• National Aviation Surveys rank Sugar Land Regional Airport among best
• Meadow Place Police initiate TLC program
• Mayor Owen will present “State of Missouri City: The Movie” on April 25
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect in Brazoria, Fort Bend, Harris counties
• New voter registration certificates to be mailed
• Missouri City begins planned Lexington Blvd. expansion
• Skeeters fireworks to light up the Fort Bend sky
• Suburbs rule in Texas health rankings
• Court docket: March 25-31
• Texas Juvenile Justice Department grant award to Fort Bend County
• U.S. 59 reopens after rig spills its load
• Overturned truck shuts down Highway 59
• Congressman Pete Olson to speak at Chamber breakfast
• Sugar Land schedules free recycling event at Mercer Stadium
• Constellation field inches closer to opening day
• ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ is most-rented DVD in Sugar Land
• Sea of Blue to fill court house lawn
• Sugar Land homeowners opposed to development of new apartment units
• Make some history at the ballpark
• Rosenberg claims no affiliation with water company
• Sugar Land Skeets sign MLB players
• Normal workday in Fort Bend turns into a tragedy for father and son
• Living with a heart pump: Transplant candidates anxiously wait for call
• First Colony Mall to offer gift cards for those who spend $150
• Alleged tire explosion in Fort Bend leads to lawsuit
• Skeeters’ first home stand nearly sold out
• Father, son killed after van veers into Richmond neighborhood lake
• Sugar Land holds second hearing for new water treatment plant
• Morning wreck claims the life of a local man
• Peril at the pump: Gas prices continue to rise
• Small plane makes emergency landing at Sugar Land airport
• Court docket: March 11-18
• Fans camp out for Skeeters tickets
• Police strategies result in decline in crimes
• Head-on collision kills 1, injures another
• Surgeons perform first robotic chest surgery in Fort Bend County
• One person dead in Stafford train accident
• Pedestrian killed in Fort Bend crash
• Mega Doppler HD has a new home
• Suspect arrested in Rosenberg jewelry theft
• Skeeters single tickets for opening day on sale March 17
• Pittsville marker to be dedicated on March 24
• SUV crashes into pond with teenagers inside
• Rosenberg auto dealership accused of lying about 2011 Toyota Camry
• Police strategies result in steep decline in crimes
• Rep. Pete Olson to pump gas for constituents in Sugar Land today
• Sugar Land residents concerned about new development
• Fort Bend County Feral Hog Out Grant Program announces results
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Scientific Resources Southwest purchases building in Stafford
• @TheEnd
• Large crowd expected as Sugar Land discusses Imperial Development plan
• County geocaching grows in popularity
• Sugar Land residents file for city council
• Motorcyclist injured in major wreck off Highway 99
• Rosenberg’s solid waste pilot program ends
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Department sued after deadly high-speed chase
• Houston Rockets Spring Break Clinic set for Imperial Rec Center
• Richmond man sued after fatal helicopter accident
• Missouri City – Among the nation’s leaders in ethnic diversity
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Cyclist Hit by Car in Sugar Land
• Milking it for all it’s worth
• Methodist Sugar Land Hospital first to perform new surgery
• Chamber to host school board candidate forum
• Ralph Reed to visit Sugar Land Faith & Freedom event
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Skeeters announce sellouts
• Skeeters announce sellouts
• Court docket: Feb. 20-24
• New businesses: Feb. 13-17
• Gallows humor marked Facebook posts before fatal crash in Stafford
• Sugar Land man expected to be OK after big rig wreck in Dallas
• Red Flag Warning issued for Fort Bend County
• Fort Bend County and city of Richmond recognize Williams Way Blvd. completion
• Rosenberg Development Corporation approves agreement with Imperial Performing Arts
• Skeeters to launch benefit programs for non-profit organizations
• Major League pitcher Liriano joins Skeeters
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• When help has to dial 911
• Entertainers audition to perform at Skeeters games
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• New businesses: Feb. 6-10
• Historic Commission decision stalls courthouse restoration
• County, Richmond recognized for financial transparency
• Missouri City to participate In statewide warrant roundup
• Strong financial management results in AA+ ratings for revenue bonds
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Court docket: Feb. 6-10
• Sugar Land Skeeters hold job fair to fill open positions
• Katy man accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl arrested in Colorado
• Sugar Land woman accuses Spring hospice of discrimination, retaliation
• Missouri City Police Chief Finalist for Corpus Christi Job
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Judge Janssen offers Valentine weddings on February 14
• $500,000 of dope money distributed between law enforcement agencies
• Skeeters sign two outfielders
• Potential candidates file for city council
• Small business owners feel pressure from new competition
• SOCCER ROUNDUP: Ridge Point girls win inaugural district game
• Governor Reappoints Fulshear Resident to Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
• Reward offered for information on missing person
• Missouri City Recycling Center now accepting clear, colored glass
• Sugar Land Town Square to hold Mardi Gras chili cook-off
• Fort Bend County commissioner to hold Town Hall meeting
• Court docket: Jan. 30- Feb. 3
• Fort Bend SWAT gets new Bearcat
• Citizens voice concerns over apartments and bars with Imperial Development project
• Why not make county government documents understandable to public?
• Stafford’s annual town meeting discusses Texas Instruments
• Sugar Land Regional Airport is open
• Fort Bend County judge to present 2012 state of the county
• New businesses: Jan. 23-27
• Fort Bend County Commissioner to hold Town Hall meeting
• Oyster Creek Trail opens new bike, pedestrian pathway
• Pain at the Pump: Gasoline Prices Jump Another 8.3 Cents per Gallon
• Police offer tips to avoid thefts at fitness facilities
• Court docket: Jan. 23-27
• Deadline approaches to sign up for Citizen’s Police Academy
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Students to play first game in Skeeters’ stadium
• Fort Bend D.A. responds to accusations
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• $18M approved for Surface Water Conversion projects
• Storm leaving Fort Bend County; tornado near Missouri City
• Tornado Warning issued for Brazoria, Fort Bend and Harris counties
• Tornado Watch and Wind Advisory Extended
• Severe weather rolling through Southeast Texas
• Flash Flood Warning issued
• Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory issued
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 10:30 a.m.
• Sugar Land seeks public feedback on comprehensive plan update
• Skeeters to host 2012 job fair
• Forecast: Severe Weather Watch Wednesday
• Rain threatens tornado-damaged homes
• Himesh Gandhi holds rally to announce run for Sugar Land City Council
• Brazos battle pits water supplier against environmentalists, growers and industry
• Texas Instrument to cut 500 jobs in Stafford, close plant
• New businesses: Jan. 16-20
• Batter up! An exclusive interview with the Skeeters first player
• Court docket: Jan. 16-20
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Fort Bend judge to continue tradition of free weddings on Valentine’s Day
• Man walking to work hit by car
• Grand Parkway draws potential residents further southwest
• Cat mauled by stray dogs
• Sugar Land native… a culinary artist
• State funds sought by county to reduce feral hogs
• Former Rep. Nick Lampson, D-Stafford, gets backing in House race from national Democrats
• Multi-City Mayors Appoint Former Bellaire Mayor to METRO Board
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• County commissioner to host town hall meeting
• Gas Prices Up Again, Analyst Predicts ‘Nasty’ Year for Motorists
• Meningitis vaccine mandatory for Texas college students
• Missouri City residents sued over electrical project
• Heavy/bulk waste pickup days to change on Feb. 1 for 12 subdivisions in municipal solid waste program
• Missouri City subdivisions to change heavy waste pickup days
• Man Missing from Kingsbridge Subdivision
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• SOCCER: Dulles, Kempner girls win big in tourney openers
• Atlantic League MVP named Skeeters first player
• Fatal crash temporarily shuts down Grand Parkway near Sugar Land
• Victims’ family petition seeks to oust DA
• Sugar Land boy in the middle of futile-care dispute dies
• Health inspection scores: December 2011
• Urban Harvest Farmers Market continues each Thursday at Sugar Land Town Square
• Rosenberg PD now accepting applications for 2012 Citizens Police Academy
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• City of Meadows Place uses location to attract new retail development
• Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels partners with Subaru dealership to compete in ‘Most Meals’ contest
• Sugar Land Town Square to host free ‘Fitness in the Plaza’ event
• Homes wanted for professional baseball players
• Skeeters scouting host families for players
• New businesses: Jan. 2-6
• Fort Bend County residents cleaning up tornado damage
• Weather Service Confirms Mission Bend Damage Caused by Tornado
• Missouri City helps resident celebrate 100th birthday
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Jump More Than 11 Cents, Now Average $3.17 per Gallon
• Tornado damages homes in Fort Bend County subdivision
• Marriage licenses issued in Fort Bend, November
• Streets, ditches filling with water
• Several Roads Flooded in Missouri City
• Several Homes Sustain Heavy Damage from Apparent Tornado
• Tornado Warning Cancelled
• Tornado Sighted Near Brazos Bend State Park
• Homes Evacuated in Richmond Due to Flooding
• Court docket: Jan. 2-6
• Flash Flood Warning in Effect Until 1 p.m.
• Severe Weather Brings Tornado Reports, Severe Street Flooding
• Former All-Star added to Skeeters coaching lineup
• Top Sugar Land stories of the year
• Texans playoff fever hits Fort Bend County
• Analysts Warn Fort Bend Motorists May be Paying $4 per Gallon by Spring
• Rosenberg Residents, Businesses Honored for Beautification Efforts
• First Colony Middle School Students named Winners in Writing Contest
• Memorial Hermann acquires Richmond Bone & Joint Clinic
• Experienced field of GOP candidates for April primary emerges
• Mayor and City Manager will host Sugar Land State of the City 2012
• Skeeters name coaching staff
• Top Sugar Land stories of the year
• Authorities: Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after high-speed chase, crash
• Hebert to give 2012 State of the County at luncheon
• Fort Bend motorcyclist dies in New Year’s Eve chase
• Missing Fort Bend autistic woman found unharmed
• Police ask help in finding missing developmentally-disabled Fort Bend woman
• New Fort Bend businesses
• Fort Bend radio DJ completes 434-mile ultramarathon
• Civil court docket
• VIDEO: Homeowner displays Santa hanging by a noose
• Homeowner displays Santa hanging by a noose
• Issues remain over current use of red light cameras in Sugar Land
• Field of 2012 Republican candidates set (maybe)
• Court delays mailing of voter certificates
• Manuel Reyes announces campaign for Fort Bend County Commissioner, Precinct One
• Radio personality runs 62 miles each day for a week at Stafford Centre
• Missouri City Annexes Newpoint Estates
• Deputy John Norsworthy Blood Drive Attracts Almost 60 Donors
• Mayfield Park residents speak up about Imperial development worries
• Gas Prices Drop Again, Now Averaging $3.01 per Gallon throughout Fort Bend Area
• Plane makes belly landing in Sugar Land
• Sugar Land’s Median Household Income 12th in Nation
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Blood Drive Today for Fallen Deputy
• Fort Bend residents may get get their property tax bills by e-mail in 2012
• Blood drive scheduled in honor of fallen Fort Bend deputy
• Court Docket
• New Businesses Licences
• First Family of the O-Line: Bruce and Kevin Matthews return to Sugar Land as Tennessee Titans
• Missouri City announces holiday trash schedule for 2012
• Local MUD operating companies maintain disaster preparedness certification with county
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Merger Prompts Name Change for Skeeters Stadium
• Missouri City to offer holiday tree recycling
• Sugar Land schedules ‘bulky waste’ collection days after holidays
• New Businesses: Dec. 12-16
• Gas Prices Down Another 4.2 Cents, Still at All-Time High for Christmas Season
• Sheriff’s office hosting a Norsworthy blood drive
• Spring, Stafford residents blame Lasko Products for deadly fire
• Court Docket: Dec. 12-16
• Sugar Land refinances bonds for big savings
• Missouri City installs message signs along Highway 6
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Missouri City utilizes Burglary and Auto Theft team during holidays
• Cultural District proposed for downtown Rosenberg
• Harris County deputy shot in bank heist to run for sheriff of Fort Bend County
• Restaurant accuses Fort Bend HVAC company of shoddy work
• Accounting firm blamed for loss of Rosenberg home
• Health Inspection Scores: November 2011
• Johnson Development submits General Plan application at P&Z Commission hearing
• Fort Bend company accused of holding jobs hostage
• Roasted pig served at Fort Bend commissioner’s annual party
• Extra collection day after Christmas targets bulky trash, city offices closed
• Change begin today for Comcast Subscribers in Sugar Land, Rosenberg
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Fort Bend Gasoline Prices Drop Another Penny, Current Average $3.07 per Gallon
• New Businesses: Dec. 5-9
• Stafford woman blames AutoZone for workplace injury
• Fort Bend County to hold ‘Rural Development Office Day’
• Richmond Citizen’s Police Academy now accepting applications
• Court Docket: Dec 5-9
• Nehls Running for Fort Bend County Sheriff, Veteran Constable Announces Candidacy
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Emails with Malicious Web Link Claim to Originate from Better Business Bureau System
• Sugar Land interior designer accused of overcharging client
• Archdiocese, Rosenberg school accused sued over sexual abuse
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Occupy Sugar Land launches a quiet start
• VIDEO: Ft. Bend DA admits mistakes in not indicting suspects
• Commonwealth home auction listed for less than $3,000 due to HOA
• FOXRAD Forecast for Wednesday Afternoon
• Michael Ellison declares for Fort Bend County Sheriff
• Missouri City salesperson accused of stealing from employer
• Fort Bend Lawyers Care to offer legal advice
• Court Docket: Nov. 28- Dec. 2
• Fort Bend Brazos River Corridor Plan Wins Support from National Park Service
• VIDEO: Skeeters Mascot Part of Big $36M Push
• North Carolina police to honor Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office
• Sugar Land’s new team to about to unveil mascot
• Is civil service for Fort Bend Co. sheriff’s deputies flawed, already?
• AG claim may halt use; affect Fort Bend County
• Ready, set…trash: Recycling automation starts in Sugar Land next Monday
• Urban Harvest Farmers Market comes to SL Town Square
• Couple traveling terrorized after traffic incident
• IT company banning internal email
• Woman sues over botched breast reduction surgery at Sugar Land clinic
• Hegar Officially Files for Reelection to the Texas Senate
• Gas Prices Drop Another 3.7 Cents, Now Average $3.09 Throughout Fort Bend Area
• Fire Destroys Missouri City Home
• Sugar Land resident sues city over alleged manhole incident
• New Businesses: Nov. 21-25
• Court Docket: Nov. 21-25
• Early birds camp out for Black Friday deals
• FBISD trustees looks into zoning changes
• Sugar Land residents receive new solid waste and recycling carts
• Generation TX Week focuses on preparing students now for life after graduation
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• City of Rosenberg to hold two holiday events
• New Businesses: Nov. 14-18
• Project Lifesaver to Help Locate Missing Persons with Alzheimer’s, Autism and Related Disorders
• Court Docket: Nov. 14-18
• VIDEO: UNBELIEVABLE – Murder suspect to be freed over paperwork error
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Family sues Richmond officials over jail suicide
• Fort Bend Women’s Center issues statement in response to two recent community deaths
• Remember the Lake Dwellers?
• Staffordshire road work near completion
• Shuttle to transport shoppers around retail district
• Missouri City appoints new emergency management coordinator
• New Businesses: Nov. 7-11
• Voluntary water conservation continues
• Ex-NBA star opens clinic in Sugar Land
• Hundreds Bid Farewell to Fort Bend Teen Who Tweeted Before Suicide
• Missouri City welcomes new assisted living facility
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Missouri City welcomes new Emergency Management Coordinator
• K.C. Mehta Announces Candidacy for FCCA
• New store sells flat screen TVs for 99 cents
• Car strikes boy riding bicycle in Fort Bend
• Officials investigating fatal rollover in Fort Bend Co.
• VIDEO: Area Players in World Series Spotlight
• Fuel tanker fire shuts down Highway 59, cuts power for hours to parts of Sugar Land
• VIDEO: Gas tanker truck fire shuts down Hwy 59 in Sugar Land
• Sugar Land Police Veteran Trever Nehls Considering Run for Pct. 4 Constable
• VIDEO: Fort Bend County hopes weather, wind will help with mosquito fight
• Free flu shots to benefit Santa’s Exchange
• Missouri City residents invited to attend second FM 1092 public meeting
• Houston Endowment awards Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels $120,000 to support the elderly
• Residents speak out against Rosenberg annexation plan
• Fort Bend New Businesses
• Fort Bend Civil Court Docket
• Missouri City Is increasing mosquito spraying
• Sugar Land to increase mosquito spraying this week
• Missouri City increases mosquito spraying schedule
• Himesh Gandhi launches campaign for Sugar Land City Council
• Sugar Land to Increase Mosquito Spraying This Week
• Letter to the editor: Say no to Rosenberg annexation
• Meeting Set: Rosenberg residents to speak out about annexation plan
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend?
• Residents fighting Rosenberg annexation
• Himesh Gandhi to run for Sugar Land City Council seat
• Liquor Licenses: September 2011
• Missouri City welcomes new assistant chief Paige Day aboard
• H-GAC hosts public meeting For FM 1092 Corridor Study
• Hyatt apologizes for kicking out Tea Party
• Bhuchar reelected to statewide association board
• Resident protests city’s animal services
• Residents still oppose multifamily units
• Wheelchair Body Building Competition Held In Stafford
• Saks Fifth Avenue Fountains to Close, Relocate to Market at Town Center
• Divers find drowning victim who fell into Fort Bend County canal
• Second public meeting to be held on FM 1092 study
• Divers searching for man who fell into Fresno canal
• Rosenberg to hold hearings on land annexation
• After Weeks of Dropping, Gasoline Prices Trend Back Up to an Average of $3.23 per Gallon
• New Businesses: Oct. 10-14
• Court Docket: Oct. 10-14
• Protest held in opposition of controversial blogger
• Man Missing from Mission Bend Group Home Found Safe at VA Hospital
• Second Suspect in Pair of Bank Robberies Arrested, Deputies Seek Two Others
• City of Sugar Land Seeks Contractor for Surface Water Line
• Hotel Cancels Tea Party Event on Islam
• Sheriff’s office taking back drugs
• Tea Party’s event on Islam booted from Sugar Land hotel
• Rosenberg to Hold Two Public Hearings on Proposed Annexation, First Hearing Tonight
• Proposed New Tax Districts in Fort Bend County on Ballot for Nov. 8
• Fort Bend SO Looking for Man Who Walked Away from Area Group Home
• Sheriff’s Office to hold drug take back day
• Tuesday’s low could dip into the 40s
• Sugar Land resident protests city’s animal services
• Health Inspection Scores: September 2011
• Bhuchar Among Three Conservatives Vying for State Rep. District 26 Seat
• Girl, 15 months, injured when father’s gun goes off
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• FBCSO: Toddler injured when dad accidentally drops gun
• Reward Offered for Suspects in Cinco Ranch, Hwy. 6 Bank Robberies
• City of Sugar Land to hold hearing on scalping plants
• Fort Bend County budget shows 5.18% increase
• Property taxes…know how much you’re paying this year?
• Sheriff’s Office to adopt civil-service law
• Sidewalk repairs and upkeep topic of meeting in Missouri City
• Fort Bend ISD celebrates Grandparents Day
• Court Docket: Oct. 3-7
• New Businesses: Oct. 3-7
• Union Pacific looking to expand rail line through Stafford
• Rosenberg town hall meeting on annexation tonight at 7 p.m.
• Should election date be moved?
• Drought expected to impact pecan harvest
• All Saints Anglican asks court to kick out rowdy church-goers
• Sugar Land adjusts city’s water rates
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop Again, Now Averaging $3.13 Per Gallon
• Abraham Decides Not to Run for State Representative, House District 26
• Fort Bend: County Judge Swears in Associate Judge for Special Magistrate Court
• Stafford food pantry says shelves are nearly bare
• Rate and Fee Increases in Store for Sugar Land Residents
• VA to open new outpatient clinics in Katy, Tomball
• Taste of Town Square kicks off Restaurant Week at Sugar Land Town Square
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Dead Woman Identified, Name Being Withheld
• Investigators identify body found in ditch, but withhold name
• Missouri City’s finest win Competitive Justice Department Grant
• Federal grant will fund four new Missouri City police hires
• Deputy Sheriff’s Association leader sees ‘very strong support’ for civil service
• VIDEO: Woman’s body found in Ft. Bend Co. identified
• StarTex Power Field taking shape for 2012
• Rosenberg roofing contractor must pay restitution for misled homeowners
• Trash and recycling carts roll out to Sugar Land households
• Business briefs
• Proposed permanent METRO Park & Ride site community meeting to be held October 11
• Court Docket: Sept. 26-30
• New Businesses: Sept. 26-30
• Missouri City balks at tax increase
• City of Rosenberg seeks code-enforcement officer
• Fort Bend County Crime Victim Response Team to Hold Workshop Oct. 19
• Roofer to Pay for Misleading Homeowners
• Sugar Land hotel revenue drops between June and July
• Partially nude woman found dead in ditch
• Convicts to share business plans at Richmond prison
• 4 Departments Dispatched to House Fire
• Man Arrested in HOA Theft Case
• Fort Bend County dedicates new justice center
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Missouri City council members focus on cost savings
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Spring, Missouri City residents accused of fraud in Cy-Fair home sale
• Stainless steel distributor moves into Lakeview Business Park
• New Businesses: Sept. 19-23
• Furious Driver Claims Pothole Damaged Car
• Richmond Gets Reality TV, Hazzard
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Office Gearing Up for Annual National Night Out
• Court Docket: Sept. 19-23
• Blasting Hogs to Hog Heaven
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Down By Almost a Dime – Average Now at $3.26 per Gallon
• Missouri City Fire Department Seeking Potential Witness
• Mother from Conroe killed in Stafford hit-and-run
• Schedule of events for Monday at the Fort Bend County Fair
• Sugar Land Skeeters fans pick season ticket seats for inaugural season
• Investigators Seek Eyewitness in Fire
• Statewide News Site: InstantNewsTexas.Com Debuts
• Clear Lake resident accuses Sugar Land store owner of fraud
• Health Inspection Scores: August 2011
• Fort Bend County Fair begins Friday
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Sugar Land resident accused of defrauding hotel investor
• Sugar Land to distribute new garbage, recycling cans to residents
• Chamber to host annual infrastructure conference
• Jessica Tata’s father convicted of DWI
• TV Star to Host Trick My What?
• Life Flight called to scene of crash involving SUV, Fort Bend ISD school bus
• No spin needed…Missouri City tax rate not hiked “for one more year”
• Fort Bend insurance adjuster sued over windstorm claim
• New Businesses: Sept. 12-16
• Liquor Licenses: August 2011
• Missouri City seeks deputy city secretary
• Court Docket: Sept. 12-16
• Sugar Land Apartment Burglaries Caught On Camera
• In-laws accuse Sugar Land family of using bride for green card, money
• Sugar Land resident sued over heartburn meds
• Missouri City residents sue builder over alleged defects
• New Businesses in Fort Bend
• Voting process changes could spell confusion
• Sheriff’s Department to vote on joining civil-service law
• Rosenberg storage company accused of fraud, theft
• Sugar Land AMC theater wants to sell alcohol
• Missouri City eyeing small increase in tax rate
• Fort Bend man battles appraisal district and wins
• When Does Robbery Turn Into Theft in Sugar Land?
• For some, water issues clear as MUD
• Civil service coming to sheriff’s office
• Chaumette kicks off state rep campaign with a bang
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Democratic Party to mount aggressive campaign for vacant seat
• TxDOT’s road closures in Fort Bend County
• Voting process changes could spell confusion
• New Sugar Land Businesses: Sept. 5-9
• Gas Prices in Fort Bend Drop by a Penny, Now Averaging $3.40 Per Gallon
• Missouri City to hold groundbreaking for new golf-course building
• Civil Cases Filed in Fort Bend County: Sept. 5-9
• Rep. Charlie Howard won’t seek re-election
• Pct. 4 Constable’s Office promotes new Sergeant
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Girl, 3, survives after car hits her near Sugar Land
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Health advisory issued as wildfires impact air quality
• Daughter sues father over 9/11 Victim Compensation funds
• Skeeters order up both old-fashioned and modern scoreboards
• HFD: Smoke, haze over Harris, Fort Bend counties prompt false alarm calls
• Barbecue in Alief to benefit George Bush Bronco Band
• Smoke from wildfires throughout Texas affecting air quality
• YMCA evacuated following fire on roof
• Firefighters battle blaze north of Needville in Fort Bend County
• Fire Brewing in Fort Bend County
• Sugar Land water bills will almost double in January
• Taxpayer questions million dollar homes with “special road”
• Fort Bend resident sues over fatal fire
• New Businesses: Aug. 29-Sept. 2
• No foul play suspected in drowning at home of Houston Texans Antonio Smith
• Fort Bend County registering facilities that can take animals in fire danger areas
• Drowning Death: Accident?
• Richmond Commission to host public hearing on taxes
• County commissioners consider juvenile court posts
• Rosenberg Council to consider road closure
• UPDATE: Katy man drowns at Richmond home of Houston Texans’ Antonio Smith
• CHRON: Katy man drowns at home of Texans defensive end
• FOX: Drowning at Home of Texans DE Smith
• Drowning reported at Texans player’s home – KHOU
• KTRK: Suspected drowning at home of Texans player
• Historic Sugar Land prison made famous in song closes doors for good
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Some Fort Bend Area Highway Speed Limits May Go Up as New 75 MPH Law Takes Effect
• No trash pick-up for Rosenberg on Labor Day
• Sugar Land resident accused of frightening law firm employees
• Sugar Land Skeeters’ boxes sold out
• Sugar Land Skeeters’ boxes sold out
• Snake-y line is not gone at DMV
• Snake-y line is not gone at DMV
• Sugar Land Prison Officially Closes
• Sugar Land Prison Officially Closes
• Homeowners fed up with feral hogs destroying their yards
• Ammonia Leak Reported Near Fresno
• Gas Prices Drop To Average of $3.40 Per Gallon in Fort Bend, But Increase Prior to Labor Day Possible
• New Businesses
• City of Richmond wins two awards for its drinking water
• For Bend Parkway to be extended from Highway 6 to Sienna Parkway
• Dyer Quietly Returned to Oklahoma, Move Kept Under Wraps at Request of FBI
• Missouri City officer injured while working off-duty job
• Blistering Heat – Record High Temperatures Expected as Power Users are Asked to Conserve
• KTRK: Off-duty Missouri City officer in shootout
• Where are the lowest gas prices in Fort Bend this week?
• Three firefighters hurt battling 4-alarm fire
• Parade Saturday to honor Rosenberg National Little League players
• New business licenses issued in Fort Bend
• Volleyball spiked into elderly woman’s head, lawsuit claims
• Sonal Bhuchar Announces Candidacy for State Rep. HD 26
• FBSO: Fugitive Dyer Had Been Hiding Along Brazos River, Saw Searchers Pass Nearby
• Update: Oklahoma Fugitive Confirmed In Custody, Arrested Walking Down Street In Pecan Grove
• Bulletin: Fugitive Oklahoma Militia Member Apparently Captured, News Conference Scheduled
• Garbage pickup will be changing in Sugar Land
• ERCOT Level 2 Power Warning, Consumers Asked To Reduce Electricity Use
• Sugar Land may draw up rules on parking on grass
• Sugar Land City Council to hold redistricting hearing
• Court Docket: Aug. 15-19
• When debt collecting goes wrong
• News you can use: Yo Cannabis cravers, there is a new law in town
• RiverPark Residents To Speak Out Against LCISD’s Proposed $248 Million Bond Referendum
• Teen in futile-care fight at home in Sugar Land
• Manhunt For Oklahoma Fugitive Militia Member Shifts To Fort Bend County
• RNLL goes out on a high note at Junior World Series
• HCCS board member sues for discrimation, retaliation
• Health Inspection Scores: July 2011
• New way into town available for Missouri City commuters
• VOLLEYBALL: Austin, Hightower pick up road victories
• METRO to open a 2nd Park & Ride in Missouri City
• Rosenberg widening Blume Road
• Heat Advisory In Effect In Fort Bend County Until 9 p.m. Saturday
• Thousands of illegal weapons seized by Customs
• Sugar Land electric company accuses former VP, Heights company of conspiracy, theft
• Ramesh Anand Appointed as Planning and Zoning Commissioner
• Terrifying gas station crash caught on camera
• Funeral set for Fort Bend football player who drowned
• Landlord sues tenant over Sugar Land lease agreement
• Fake Bomb Mailed To Sugar Land Resident
• Motorist to be given option to pay toll for continuous traffic
• Drought plays havoc with Fort Bend roads
• Missing Elderly Man From Meadows Place found
• Silver Alert – 85-Year-Old Man Missing After Leaving Fort Bend County Home Yesterday Morning
• Blume Road Closed At Seabourne Creek
• SLPD Prepares To Enforce New Synthetic Marijuana Law
• Sugar Land’s Imperial Park Recreation Center Opens
• Heat Advisory in Effect Through Tuesday
• Searchers Find Body Of High School Football Player Who Drowned In Brazos River
• METRO plans Missouri City Park & Ride
• Fort Bend Gasoline Falls To $3.54 Per Gallon, Petroleum Analyst Predicts More Price Declines In Near Future
• Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office search for an elderly woman that went missing near Sugar Land
• Sugar Land man severely injured in Costa Rica dies
• Closing of Sugar Land Prison subject of this week’s Texas PolicyCast
• Deputy finds suspicious fire in Mission West Park
• It’s Official – 2011 Has Become The Hottest And Driest Year On Record
• Construction to begin on Watermark at Sienna Plantation apartment community in Missouri City
• Battle Of Words Erupts Between FBISD And Fort Bend Newspaper Over Austin High School Mold Issue
• Council presents waterway-bacteria reduction plan
• New vehicle fees in effect
• Lawman vs. the law… the law won
• West Nile Virus Found In Fresno
• Sugar Land man to run for Fort Bend Republican Party chair
• Republican Chairman Miller steps down
• Protesters renew call for justice in Stafford Ice House killings
• Richmond to get new 22-screen movie theater
• Fort Bend ISD musical ensembles earn high honors at annual competitions
• Stafford House Gutted By Fire
• Gary Gaetti Will Manage Skeeters
• Heat Advisory Extended Once Again – Afternoon Heat Index To Reach 106-110 Degrees
• Residents band together to dig well and fill lakes
• Missouri City residents overwhelmed with dead fish due to drought conditions
• MoCity Council Approves Increased Towing Fees
• ERCOT Reports Electricity Use Record Broken Again Yesterday, New Record Expected Today
• Two Die In Unrelated Fort Bend County Industrial Accidents, Sheriff’s Office Investigating Fatalities
• Sugar Land Prison Closing As Part Of Cutbacks
• Facing Record Power Demands, ERCOT Initiates ‘Emergency Alert’ For Electricity Conservation
• Crane Falls On Worker In Trench
• Missouri City changes architectural design standards
• Extreme Heat Straining State’s Electric Grid, ERCOT Asking Power Consumers For Voluntary Conservation
• Heat Advisory In Effect For Fort Bend Area – Heat Index Values Expected To Reach 108-110 Across Region
• Get Ready for Rosenberg Round Up Downtown – Saturday, Aug. 20
• Fulshear City Council Meeting In Special Session Tonight To Consider Annexation
• Memorial service planned for dismembered NC woman
• Texas’ New, Simplified Vehicle Registration Fee Structure Starts In September
• Most of Texas Coast Under Tropical Storm Watch As Don Moves Into Gulf Of Mexico
• Law enforcement cover up?
• Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce to host 82nd Legislative Update: The Infrastructure Impact with Commissioner Andy Meyers
• Missouri City forester taking steps to care for green spaces during the drought
• How does Sugar Land spend your tax dollars?
• What is that silver thing at Richmond City Hall?
• As drought continues, Fort Bend and Harris counties’ ground water supply is closely watched
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up By Just Over A Penny, Now Average $3.58 Per Gallon
• Now is the time for Missouri City residents to review their solid waste contracts
• Fort Bend resident accuses Sugar Land doctor of overlooking brain tumor
• Sugar Land appoints redistricting committee, solicits public input
• Sheriff Association Helps Deputy After Baby Is Born Early
• Motorcyclist Dead, Passenger Injured After Accident On Hwy. 6
• Public Input For I-69, “Driven by Texans,” Needed
• Closing ‘Loopholes’ – Fulshear Council Approves More Stringent Itinerant Vendor Ordinance
• New Plan Submitted For Imperial Shows Sharp Decrease In Multi-family Units
• Gas Leak In Pecan Grove Blocking Access To 600 Homes
• Fulshear Looking For Volunteers To Help Spearhead Community-Wide Clean-Up Effort
• Adrienne Barker Takes Reins As Director Of Houston Museum Of Natural Science At Sugar Land
• Victim Who Died In Fiery Multi-Vehicle Crash Identified As Pasadena Woman
• Turn It Down – Fulshear City Council Approves Ordinance Regulating Noise Disturbances
• Sugar Land City Manager Unveils Proposed $184 Million Budget For Upcoming Fiscal Year
• Fiery Multi-Vehicle Crash Kills One, Shuts Down Southwest Freeway For Hours
• Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council Applications Now Online
• Sugar Land Removes Two Red Light Cameras
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up By Another 6.3 Cents, Now Average $3.56 Per Gallon
• Quail Valley Lakes Disappearing, Officials Say There Are No Viable Solutions
• Power Watch: Energy Conservation Encouraged Until 7 p.m. Today
• Fort Bend Democrats Kick Off 2012 Season
• Construction To Begin On Blume Road Improvement Project
• Boehme Named CEO Of InstantNewsNetwork, Rapid Expansion Planned
• Child Advocates Of Fort Bend Names New Development Director
• Fort Bend County Experiences Three Straight Quarters Of Job Growth
• Gas Prices Head Back Up, Fort Bend Average Now At $3.49 Per Gallon
• SLPD Citizens Police Academy Registration Ongoing
• Artwork Of Quail Valley GT Academy Student Entered In Global Painting Competition
• Sugar Land Recycling Center To Expand Services
• Fulshear Council Meets Tonight, Water And Sewer Extension Up For Approval
• MoCity Man Indicted For Identity Theft Scheme That Resulted In Theft Of More Than $400,000
• Fort Bend ISD 2011 High School Football Season Tickets On Sale In August
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued, Storm Located Near Fresno
• Babb Resigns From FBISD Board
• Austin High School’s Navy JROTC Wins 2011 Academic Bowl Championship
• Rosenberg Council Presents Beautification Awards
• Detectives Seeking Information From Public After Body Found In Dumpster
• Sugar Land’s Imperial Park Recreation Center Is Open For Business
• UofH Architecture Students Propose Design Plans For Historic Imperial Sugar Site
• Man Arrested After Off-Duty Officer Smells Burning Marijuana
• 18-Year-Old Robbed After Inviting Friend To Sugar Land Home
• Missouri City’s Quail Valley Golf Course In The Black
• New Territory Girl Scouts Send Care Packages Overseas
• FBISD Partners With Texas Heart Institute To Provide Free MRI Screening Study
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Drop Again Last Week, Now Averaging $3.39 Per Gallon
• Richmond City Employees Served Lunch By City Leaders
• Municipal Offices Close, Cities Prepare For July 4th Celebrations
• Sugar Land City Manager Named ‛Mentor of the Year’
• Statewide ‘No Refusal’ Weekend Targeting Impaired Drivers Over July 4 Holiday
• MoCity Residents Map Out Future Transportation Plans
• Sugar Land Teen Winner In Young Artists Competition
• “Partnership And Cooperation” Cited At Ribbon-Cutting For MoCity Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
• Weston Lakes Appoints New City Secretary, Marlee Freeman Begins July 5
• Fort Bend ISD Offices Closed On July 4th Holiday
• Local Sisters Honored
• Fort Bend Animal Shelter’s Pet Of The Week Is “Misty”
• Woman Arrested After Fighting With Security At Macy’s, Lying About Identity
• Missouri City’s Fourth of July Fireworks On Schedule
• New Board Of Directors Take Oath Of Office For The Arc Of Fort Bend County
• Weston Lakes Water Well Down, Residents Asked To Voluntarily Conserve
• Ridgegate Elementary’s “Prek To Kinder Transition” Celebration prepares Parents For Coming School Year
• Two Involved In Stafford Ice House Shooting No-Billed By Grand Jury
• Fulshear Freedom Fest Drops Fireworks Show, Opts For Laser Light Spectacular
• Rosenberg Encourages Residents To Exercise Fire Safety
• Citing Health Concerns, Weston Lakes Alderman Stepping Down From City Council
• Cancer Survivors, Patients Invited To Webcast, Panel Discussion At MD Anderson Regional Care Center In Sugar Land
• Texana Volunteer Receives Frank M. Adams Award
• Fort Bend Christian Academy Appoints New Athletic Director
• Richmond Man Arrested After Fight At Sugar Land Bar
• Missouri City Police Department To Host “Gang Awareness” Workshop
• Two Women Arrested After Fight Inside Car
• Two Charged After Death At State Supported Living Center In Richmond
• Release Of Strategic Reserve Oil Drops Area Gasoline Prices Once Again
• Two Arrested After Early Morning Fight Involving Large Group Of Juveniles
• Reynolds’ State Reimbursement Garnished By AG’s Office
• Sugar Land Economic Development Corporations Recognized For Economic Excellence
• Texas Highway Patrol To Increase Patrols During July Fourth Holiday
• Fort Bend County Libraries To Close For Independence Day Holiday
• Texana Receives Donation From Exchange Club Of Fort Bend
• Fluor Recognized By Guinness Book Of World Records
• US Conference Of Mayors Recognizes Sugar Land’s Multi-Cultural Innovations
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest Five In Major Credit Card Fraud Ring
• Fort Bend Baptist Academy Celebrates 25th Anniversary With A New Name
• Fort Bend ISD Now Accepting K-12 Out-of-District Students
• Fort Bend Symphony To Celebrate America With ‘Freedom Rings’ Concert
• Fort Bend ISD Students Have Strong Showing At FotoFence 2011
• Kempner High Students Compete At National Speech And Debate Tournament
• River Pointe Church To Host ‘Watermelon Spitacular’ Seed-Spitting Contest
• Missouri City Library To Present Special Program On Diabetes Tomorrow
• Rosenberg Detectives Looking For Unique Watches Taken In Burglary
• Quail Valley GT Academy Students Win Top Honors At International Competition
• MoCity Officials: Fourth Of July Festivities Will Go On As Planned
• Governor Extends Fireworks Ban In Fort Bend County To July 5
• Texas DPS Issues Warning About Telephone Fine Scam Using Its Name
• Richmond Exchange President Honored As ‘Exchangite Of The Year’
• Simpson Recognized By Council, Mueller Named Interim City Manager
• New Outdoor Classroom Awaits Dulles Elementary School Students
• TUTS Announces Cast For Upcoming ‘Urban Cowboy: The Musical’
• Sugar Land Recount: Mitchell Still Wins Council Seat By Single Vote
• Fort Bend ISD Earns Two Awards In National CSTEM Challenge
• Fulshear City Council Approves Curbside Recycling Program
• Body Found In Dumpster Reportedly A Black Male, Victim Still Unidentified
• Fort Bend County Bans Sale Or Use Of Fireworks, Drought Still Severe
• Rosenberg Cancels July 4th Celebration, Drought Conditions Cited
• Exchange Club Of Fort Bend Re-Dedicates Freedom Shrine At Bush HS
• Terry High Choir Director Named Claes Nobel Education Of Distinction
• Body Found In Dumpster Of Fort Bend County Apartment Complex
• MoCity Man Jailed In San Marcos After Stabbing Two At Party
• Historic Richmond ‘Summer Nights Of Fun’ Kick Off This Saturday
• Fort Bend Jury Convicts Louisiana Man Of Stalking Katy Resident
• Fulshear City Council To Take Up Changes In Garbage Fees, Drought Plan
• Terry High Students Named Outstanding Performers At State Music Competition
• Gas Prices Drop Again, Now Average $3.50 Per Gallon Throughout Fort Bend
• Roadcheck 2011 Results In Inspections Of Almost 8,000 Commercial Vehicles
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Deputy Honored For Role In 2010 Bank Robbery
• Richmond Resident Recognized As One Of Houston’s Top 40 Young Executives
• Sugar Land Police To Hold Free Child ID Program Starting Tomorrow Morning
• Fort Bend Sheriff’s Detectives Arrest Houston Man For Sexual Assault Of Eight-Year-Old Boy
• Eaglewood Subdivision Home Invasion Leaves Resident With Gunshot Wound
• Sugar Land Democrats Hold Public Policy Forum About ‘War On Drugs’
• Perry Signs Hegar-Sponsored Bill Allowing Guns In Vehicles At The Workplace
• Fort Bend Under A Wind Advisory Today, Fire Danger At Critical Level
• Fort Bend Volunteers Needed To Be Peer Counselors, Protect Wildlife
• Motorcyclists Killed During High Speed Chase Identified
• Registration Open For First Colony Freedom Run
• Fort Bend Area May See Record-Setting High Temperatures This Weekend
• Drabek Elementary Reaps Rewards Of Rockets Reading Program
• Fort Bend County Top In The Region For Job Creation
• Sugar Land Police See Increase In Car Burglaries
• Voluntary Irrigation Schedules Encouraged In Sugar Land
• High Speed Chase Ends In Crash, Motorcyclist, Passenger Dead
• Olson Welcomes German Congressional Exchange Student To Stafford
• Back to School Scramble Benefiting The Fort Bend Education Foundation
• Richmond Police Asking For Help Identifying Theft Suspects
• Austin High School’s Navy JROTC Receives Distinguished Unit Award
• Elkins High School Receives Recognition From United States Air Force
• WCID No. 1 Dissolution Secures Sugar Land Water Rights
• Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault Of A Child Hired By Ridge Point Booster Club
• Former Ridge Point High School Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Fort Bend County Restricts Certain Fireworks in Unincorporated Areas
• Sugar Land Runoff Candidate To Request Recount
• Sugar Land Resident Honored For Helping Catch Bank Robbers
• MoCity Man Convicted After Altercation With Middle School Principal
• Richmond Man Stabbed in Chest During Altercation
• Mission Bend Man Arrested For Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Applications Being Accepted For Fort Bend Sheriff’s Office Citizens Police Academy
• New Exchange Club In Rosenberg First Of Its Kind In Texas
• Sheriff’s Office Has A New, And Young, Deputy
• South Dakota Man Arrested In Sugar Land After Confrontation At Hotel
• FBISD Now Accepting Out-Of-District Transfers
• US Attorney Meets With Area Law Enforcement Leaders About Officer Safety
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Down Again Last Week, Now Average $3.54 Per Gallon
• Applications And Donations Now Being Accepted For Walk With Pride Shoe Program
• Driver Pulls Gun During Road Rage Incident In Sugar Land
• Sugar Land Couple Assaulted In Their Home
• Body In Sugar Land Lake Identified, Preliminary Cause Of Death Is Drowning
• Hole In One Proves Lucrative For Local Golfer
• Stafford Officer Dies In Motorcycle Accident
• Dispute Between Neighbors Leads To Property Damage, Felony Conviction
• Body Found Floating In Water In Sugar Land
• Texas Attorney General’s Office Files Legal Challenge To EPA ‘Tailpipe Rule’
• Unofficial Election Results: Jajoo, Mitchell Newest Council Members
• Runoff Election Tomorrow For Sugar Land City Council
• Richmond Police Asking for Help in Identifying Woman Passing Counterfeit Money
• Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Receives The Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center Certification
• Lexington Creek Destination Imagination Team Places Third In The World
• Sales Tax Collections Trending Up In Sugar Land
• Rosenberg Council Presents June Beautification Awards
• 10 FBISD Graduates To Receive Scholarships During Silent Auction In Sugar Land
• Three Arrested After Undercover Operation At Local Pharmacy
• Outgoing District 4 Councilman Endorses Jajoo In Sugar Land Runoff Election
• Deputies Looking For Man Who Attempted To Break Into Temple Donation Boxes
• Turner Gets Death Penalty In Rosenberg Double Murder
• Fort Bend County Health & Human Services Issues Hot Weather Tips
• Texas Highway Patrol Tickets Now Online
• Landmark Graduation For Missouri City Police And Fire Academy
• County Judge Issues Statement In Support Of Sugar Land Candidate Farha Ahmed
• Time Limit For Speakers Causes Friction At FBISD Public Hearing
• Small Turnout For FBISD Public Hearing On Tax Rate
• Susan Wey Retires From FBISD After 38 Years In Public Education
• Southbound Lanes Of Southwest Freeway At Grand Parkway Remain Closed Following Fatal Big-Rig Wreck
• Entertainment Line-Up Set For Sugar Land’s 26th Annual Red, White & Bluefest
• 14-Year-Old MoCity Runaway Still Missing
• Turner Could Get Death For 2009 Double Murder
• Protesters Gather Again At Fort Bend County Courthouse
• Gasoline Prices Drop Again Last Week, Now Average $3.56 Per Gallon
• Today The Last Day Of Early Voting In Sugar Land Runoff Election
• New Storm Warning Issued, Hail Reported In Rosenberg
• Hail Reported In Missouri City, Thunderstorm Warning Extended
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued
• Registration Open For Youth Football League, Cook-off Scheduled For June 11
• FBISD To Hold Public Meeting Tomorrow To Discuss Budget, Tax Rate
• $500 Scholarship Awarded To Local Student
• Woman Assaulted, Robbed After Leaving Restaurant With Stranger
• Weather Warning: Record-Setting Heat Likely Across Fort Bend Area Again Today
• Union Urging Local Teachers, Parents To Call Lawmakers Today To Protest Budget Cuts
• Fort Bend County Residents Appointed To HBU Faculty
• Sugar Land Council Candidate: I Do Not Represent Aafia Siddiqui
• Lake Olympia Middle School Student Wins Award In Cartoon Art Contest
• Sugar Land Mayor Issues Statement Concerning Ahmed Mailer
• MD Anderson Announces Breast Cancer Screening Day In MoCity
• Sugar Land Looking For Volunteers For Boards And Commissions
• DA, FBC Democratic Party Chair Issue Statements Regarding Mailer Linking Sugar Land Council Candidate To Al Qaeda
• Most Wanted Fugitives Get Extra Attention Through Increased Rewards
• Boogie 2011 Auction Funds New Transportation Van For FB Women’s Center
• Rosenberg Plans Czech Heritage Day
• Missouri City Green Volunteers Honored
• Martin And Brzozowski Named New Division Commanders At Richmond Police Department
• SLPD Plans Child ID Event
• Hurricane Season Begins Quietly, But ‘Unusually Active’ Season Predicted
• Police Called To Bar Fight Involving Underage Suspects
• Police Looking For 14-year-old MoCity Runaway That Has Been Missing Since May 5
• Long Time Lawman Billy Frank Teague Retires From Richmond Police Department
• Rep. Ron Reynolds Named “Freshman of the Year”
• Woman Arrested After Allegedly Kidnapping Ex-girlfriend In Sugar Land
• MoCity City Manager Leaving For Post In College Station
• Season 2010-2011 Of FBISD Junior Student Leadership Program Comes To An End
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop By Another 7.8 Cents, Now Average $3.62 Per Gallon
• Bar Fight Leads To Fatal Shooting
• Early Voting Begins Today In Sugar Land Runoff Election
• 18-Year-Old Sentenced To 15 Years After Armed Robbery In Sugar Land
• Robot Basketball Focus Of National Lab Day In Fort Bend ISD
• DPS Announces Details Of DRP Indigency Program
• The Washington Post Ranks Six FBISD Schools As 2011 Top High Schools In The Nation
• All Rosenberg Municipal Facilities Closed Today
• Texas Direct Auto Signs On As A Skeeters Founding Partner
• Bush High School Staff Honored As Basketball All-Star Coaches
• Sugar Land Schedules Solid Waste And Recycling Program Education Event
• Burglar Surprises Sugar Land Homeowners
• Healey Says He Understands Family’s Frustration Concerning Stafford Ice House Shooting Suspects
• Consulting Firm Hired To Assist Fulshear In Developing Growth Plan
• Reynolds: Facebook Comment “Grossly Misrepresented”
• Reynolds ‘Likes’ Controversial Facebook Comment About Governor
• Family, Friends Gather At Courthouse Asking For Justice In Stafford Ice House Shooting Case
• Rosenberg Police Looking For Aggravated Robbery Suspect
• Sugar Land Woman Convicted After Buying Computers In Another Person’s Name
• Fulshear Police To Get Tasers, Devices Funded By Public Donations
• Mother Of Stafford Ice House Shooting Victims Plans Courthouse Protest
• 18-Year-Old Richmond Resident Arrested After Stolen Gun Discovered
• Jury Selection Begins In Rosenberg Double Murder Case
• FBISD Lunch Prices Increasing
• Collins, Gill Sworn-In For New Terms On Fulshear City Council
• Fulshear City Council Approves Stipend For Municipal Court Jury Service
• Fort Bend Detectives Seeking Help Identifying Sexual Assault Suspect
• FBISD’s Proposed Tax Rate Shows Two Cent Hike
• FBISD Board OK’s Telfair Land Purchase, But Cautions Residents That No School Is Planned In The Near Future
• FBISD Board Has New President
• Mother Of Arrested Clements Senior Asks Board To Let Her Son Particpate In Graduation Ceremony
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop 11.7 Cents Last Week, Now Average $3.73 Per Gallon
• Woman Missing After Leaving Her Four Children With Her Husband Friday Night
• “Click It Or Ticket” Enforcement Kicks Off Today
• Annual ‘Fort Bend Salutes America’ Memorial Day Event To Take Place In Fulshear Next Monday
• MoCity Resident Earns Title Of Professor Emeritus
• Fort Bend Corps Continues Energy Efficiency Program For County Residents
• Sugar Land Runoff Election Scheduled For June 11
• Rosenberg Woman Convicted Of Animal Cruelty After 32 Dogs Found In “Deplorable” Conditions
• FB Libraries: Registration for Texas Summer Reading Club To Begin May 31
• Rosenberg Celebrates Completion Of Bamore Road Improvement Project Phase II
• New Aquatics Practice Facility To Promote Expansion of Swim Programs in Fort Bend ISD
• Long-Range Plan For Sugar Land Mobility Formalized
• MoCity Neighborhood Provides Breakfast, Cash Donation For MCPD
• Hodges Bend Middle School Science Olympiad Team Qualifies For State Competition
• Fort Bend Seniors Meals On Wheels Holds Hurricane Preparedness Day
• Fort Bend County Libraries To Close In Observance Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Texas Children’s Ranked Among Nation’s Top Pediatric Hospitals
• Local Author Visits Student Athletes At Marshall High School
• Sugar Land Prison Closer To Closure
• Fulshear Approves Pact To Sell Surplus Equipment Through Online Service
• Glover Elementary School To Host Early Kindergarten Registration
• Fallen Peace Officers Honored
• Residents Urged To Take Advantage Of Texas’ Next Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday May 28 – 30
• Texas Comptroller Raises State Revenue Estimate by $1.2 Billion, Cites Strengthening Economy
• Fulshear City Council Approves Initiating Board For Town Center Municipal Management District
• Golf Cart Joyride Ends In Felony Arrests
• FBISD “Carefully Considering” How To Use Federal Funds
• Sixth Year To Nationals For Bush High School’s Navy JROTC
• Commonwealth Elementary School Makes National Math Olympiad Honor Roll
• Crime Victims Response Team Holds Spring Training
• FBCSO Deputy John Norsworthy Honored Today In DPS Memorial Service
• FBISD Could Get More Than $10 Million With Release Of Federal Funds
• Charges Against Clements Students Forwarded To DA’s Office For Prosecution
• May Beautification Awards Presented In Rosenberg
• Artsy Caps Promote Science At Goodman Elementary School
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Creep Upward Again, Now Averaging $3.86 Per Gallon
• MoCity Resident Recognized By United Way Of Greater Houston
• 24-Year-Old Woman Injured In Drive-by Shooting
• Sienna Branch Library Announces New Summer Hours
• Sugar Land Rotary Honors FBISD Teachers Of The Year
• Marshall, Emery Win MoCity Council Race
• LCISD Incumbent Loses Seat
• One FBISD Incumbent Stays, One Goes
• Two Runoffs In Sugar Land Council Election
• Morales The New Mayor Of Rosenberg
• All Precincts Reporting, One FBISD Incumbent Stays, One Goes
• Polls Now Closed For City, School Board Elections
• Three Youths Arrested After Allegedly Breaking Into Clements High School
• Austin High School Students Sponsor Book Drive To Benefit Community Center In New Orleans
• Three Arrested, Linked To 11 Car Burglaries, Two Home Burglaries
• DPS: Electronic Fingerprints Now Required For CHL Applications
• FBSO Presents Tribute To The Big Screen May 22
• Imperial Performing Arts Announces Establishment Of Imperial Fine Arts Council
• Help Missouri City’s Firefighters ‘Fill the Boot’ for Jerry’s Kids
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Extended
• Some MoCity Candidates Unclear On TEC Filing Requirements
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Fort Bend County
• First Colony Sees Highest Turnout Of Early Voters
• Three Arrested After Residents Tied Up During Armed Home Invasion
• Quail Valley MUD Asking Residents To Conserve Water
• Literacy Council of Fort Bend County Presents The 2nd Annual ‘Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee’
• Train Hits 18-wheeler In Sugar Land
• David Sebek Of FBISD Named Outstanding Teacher Of The Gifted And Talented
• Sugar Land 101 Graduates 2011 Class
• Sugar Land Candidate Raises $73,000
• Missouri City Website Launches Three New Features
• DPS Warns Of Aggressive Summer Door To Door Alarm Sales
• New Federal Policy Requires FBISD To Raise School Lunch Prices
• Weston Lakes Mayor Sworn In As Newest Member Of Texana Center Board
• MoCity Man Attempts Suicide With Pine-Sol
• Man Sentenced To 33 Years In Prison For His Role In Family-run Crack Cocaine Ring
• Voters Request Election Inspectors For FBISD Board Election
• Early Voting Ends Today
• Despite RIF, FBISD Budget Still $5Million Short
• FBISD Students Gather At Administration Building To Protest Fine Arts Budget Cuts
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Decrease Slightly, Now Average $3.85 Per Gallon
• Craigslist Deal Leads To Robbery In Sugar Land
• FBISD hosting NetSmartz Internet Safety Presentation Tonight
• Part Of Upgraded Emergency Preparedness, Simonton Holds Emergency Operations Exercise
• MoCity Incumbent Takes The Lead In Campaign Contributions
• Stafford Woman Convicted After Attacking Ex-boyfriend
• Local Reporter, Newspaper Lose Libel Lawsuit, Jury Awards $1 Million
• Missouri City Officials Investigating Fires, Arson Charges Filed
• 7 Arrested After Parking Lot Brawl During Cinco de Mayo Celebration
• Road Rage Leads To Fight In Sugar Land Underpass
• FBISD Named A 2011 “Best Community For Music Education”
• Palmer Elementary Celebrates 25 Years May 11
• Rosenberg Allowing ‘Transitional’ Period In Enforcing New Smoking Ordinance
• FBISD Honors Community And Volunteer Partners At Annual Luncheon
• SMSD Board Candidate Wants To Be A ‘Voice For The Community”
• Fulshear Mayor Receives ASCE Texas Chapter’s Service To People Award
• ZocDoc Offering Fort Bend Area Doctor Appointments Online, Via iPhone
• FBISD’s Hindt Lone Finalist For Top Spot In Stafford MSD
• City of Rosenberg Pitch, Hit & Run Competition Scheduled For May 7
• First Fort Bend County Surface Water Treatment Plant Dedicated And Operational
• Kempner High School PALs Sponsors Jammin’ For Japan Benefit Concert
• Crime Stoppers Tip Leads To Arrest Of Man Wanted For Aggravated Assault
• Bill Targeting School Computer System Hacking Passes Texas House
• MoCity’s Preliminary FY 2012 Budget: Tax Rate Stays The Same
• Community Partners Rally To ‘Save Fort Bend Education’
• Sugar Land Moves Forward With Concert/Performing Arts Venue Agreement
• Dulles Avenue Construction To Begin Soon
• Three Richmond Residents Recognized As Community Heroes
• MoCity Mayor To Councilman: I Run This Meeting, You Understand That?
• MoCity To Pay Tribute To Fallen Police Officers May 18
• Fairgrounds Road Closed At Seabourne Creek Bridge
• Rosenberg Police Arrest Suspect In Four Recent Armed Robberies
• Up Again: Gas Prices Increase Another 7.1 Cents To An Average Of $3.85
• LCISD Candidate Says District Should Consistently Rank Among Top In The State
• Man Arrested For Construction Site Theft
• Man Assaulted, Robbed After Altercation At L.A. Fitness
• Fresno Man Charged With Forgery After Using Fake $50 Bill
• Weston Lakes City Council: Zerwas’ Bill Would Strip City Of ETJ
• Sugar Land’s 3rd Annual Memorial Day Ceremony Set For May 30
• Missouri City Middle School And Thurgood Marshall High School Authorized To Offer International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme
• Polls Open Today For Early Voting
• FBISD Students Qualify To Compete At International Level Of Future Problem-Solving Program
• Fort Bend County GOP Celebrating Reports Of Osama bin Laden’s Death
• Sugar Land Town Square Hosts Paradise On The Plaza
• Missouri City Salutes Master Horseman On His Induction Into The Texas Rodeo Hall Of Fame
• Waller County, Children’s Advocacy Center Sign Agreement To Help Child Abuse And Neglect Victims
• Fort Bend ISD Announces Winners Of 2011 Science Engineering Fair
• Winners Named In Colony Bend Elementary School’s Science Fair
• MoCity Man Arrested After Swimming In Stranger’s Pool
• Ron Paul Announces Exploratory Committee For Presidential Bid
• Libel Trial Begins Against Local Newspaper, Reporter
• FBCSO Deputies Looking For Person Of Interest In Construction Site Murder
• FBISD: Too Early To Tell If Additional Federal Funding Will Help Ease Local Budget Crisis
• Sugar Land Participating In Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Local Group To Hold Public Education Conference
• Alert Neighbors Thwart Daytime Residential Burglars In Richmond
• Rep. Reynolds Passes Legislation To Establish Consolidated Truancy Courts In Fort Bend County
• Republican Party Of Fort Bend Passes Resolution In Support Of Tom DeLay
• Fire Weather Watch Now A Red Flag Warning
• Missing Man Returns Home Safely
• Fort Bend Detectives Seeking Whereabouts Of Missing Special Needs Man
• Fire Weather Watch In Effect Wednesday
• FBISD Police Investigating Assault At Hunters Glen Elementary
• Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Announces Funding Partnership With Sugar Land Skeeters
• The George Foundation Provides Weekend Meals For Fort Bend Seniors
• MoCity Council Considering Assisted Living Facilities Ordinance
• Sugar Land Superstar 2011 Auditions Scheduled For May 18
• Pain At The Pump: Fort Bend Gas Prices Up Another 2.4 Cents To $3.77 Per Gallon
• St. Laurence Kindergarten Classes Tour Sugar Land Fire Station
• Federal Money Released, Texas To Receive $830 Million In Education Funds
• Join Fort Bend County Women’s Center For Denim Day 2011
• Richmond Police Looking For Armed Robbery Suspect
• Richmond Pharmacist Arrested For Delivering Controlled Substances To Undercover Officers
• Fund For Teachers Sends Sartartia Middle School Teachers On Summer Learning Odyssey
• First Colony Mall Hosts Day Of Health And Wellness
• George Ranch High School Athletic Booster Club Announces Trevor White Memorial Scholarship Fund
• Sugar Land Approves 10-year Contract With Republic Services
• Four Arrested For Tara Subdivision Burglary
• Fort Settlement Students No. 1 In All Four Categories Of TMSCA State Math Competition
• Violent Crime Survivors Take Part In National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• Five FBISD Schools In Top 10 Children At Risk Ranking Lists
• Sugar Land Attracts National Headquarters Of Atos Origin, Inc.
• Rosenberg Announces Completion Of Travis Park Trail Project
• Rosenberg Police Looking For Armed Robbery Suspect
• Sugar Land Begins Tourism Marketing Effort
• Texas AG Charges Telemarketer With Fraud And ‘Do Not Call’ Violations In Auto Warranty Scam
• Taylor High Freshman Pens Response To Katy ISD Superintendent’s Letter To District Students
• Security Guard Killed During Construction Site Theft
• MoCity Campaign Funds Range From $250 To $8,150
• MoCity Gang Member Sentenced To 21 Years For 2008 Shooting
• FBISD Seeking Volunteers For National Lab Day
• Four Companies Earn Missouri City’s Golden Tree Award
• 7-year-old Killed In Car Accident Identified As Missouri City Resident
• 7-year-old Dies In Single-vehicle Accident On Fort Bend County Parkway
• Information Released By Comptroller’s Office Being Used In Scam Calls
• Three FBISD Candidates Fail To File Finance Reports
• Katy ISD Board Approves Layoffs, More Than 300 Employees Affected
• City Of Simonton Creates Business Grant Program For Local Businesses
• Pain At The Pump: Fort Bend Gas Average Now Stands At $3.74 Per Gallon
• Police Recover Two Cars Stolen From Sugar Land Dealership
• With Protests Banned, Some Katy ISD Students Turn To Letter Campaign
• Sugar Land Resident Arrested After Kwik Stop Theft
• Sugar Land Candidates’ Campaign Finances Range From $600 – $50,000
• Texas Parkway Medians Planned in Missouri City; Public Meeting Held For Resident Input
• Katy ISD To Protesting Students: Stay In Class Or Face Disciplinary Action
• $44,600 Raised For 14 Fort Bend Charities In TelfairLife Charity Of Your Choice Walk
• Laid-Off Teachers: Katy ISD Dismissal Process ‘Heartless’ And ‘Demeaning’
• Morton Ranch High Placed On Lockdown Following Second Day Of Protests
• FBISD Issues Statement After ‘Misleading’ News Article
• After Two Days Of Campus Protests, Only Handful Of Demonstrators Show Up At School Administration Offices
• FBISD Board Candidate Wade Watassek: Fiscal Responsibility Number One Goal
• Illinois Man Arrested In Sugar Land After Attempting To Open Bank Account With Stolen Identity
• Taylor High Students Holding Marching Protest Against Teacher Layoffs
• DRP Surcharge Amnesty Payments Due April 17
• Red Flag Warning Issued By National Weather Service
• KISD Superintendent Sends E-Mail Letter To Secondary Students Following Protests
• Students Protests Over Katy ISD Teacher Layoffs May Not Be Over
• Cinco Ranch High Protest Continuing, Large Group Of Students Gathered Across From Campus
• Second Katy ISD High School Walkout – Cinco Ranch High Students Protesting Teacher Layoffs
• Sugar Land Resident New Director Of Fort Bend Family Promise
• Fire Weather Watch Issued For Fort Bend County
• Fort Bend ISD Will Host “504 And Dyslexia” Parent Information Meeting
• LCE Students Complete 26.2 Miles During Marathon Kids Event
• Baseball Fans Invited To Inaugural Skeeters Fan Fest
• FBISD Trustee Suggests Charging For Academies
• FBISD’s Extended Day 2011 Summer Program Registration Begins April 18
• Sugar Land Receives “AAA” Bond Ratings
• Gas Prices Continue To Climb, Now Average $3.69 Per Gallon
• Shape Up Sugar Land Launches Healthy Monday Campaign
• Overnight Relay In Sugar Land To Benefit American Cancer Society
• FBISD: Teachers Can Breath Easier, ‘Until July’
• Rescinded Non-Renewals Follow Last Minute Resignations
• Travis High School Fine Arts Students Feeling Effect Of FBISD’s Reduction In Force
• FBISD Board Terminates Teacher Accused Of Sexual Relationship With Middle School Student
• FBISD Board Votes To Rescind Several Non-Renewals
• Fort Bend County Libraries Celebrating 2011 National Library Week
• FBISD Board To Discuss Budget Reductions At Tonight’s workshop
• St. Laurence Catholic School 7th Graders Raise $9,400 For Muscular Dystrophy
• National Weather Service Issues Fire Weather Watch For Fort Bend
• MoCity Residents Asking for Representation On FCCA Board
• Travis Parents Petitioning FBISD Board After Assistant Band Director Receives Pink Slip
• Travis High School 9th Graders Create iTigers App
• Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project Begins Monday In Allendale Manor Ad Tabola Subdivisions
• Four Arrested After 1 a.m. Home Burglary In Rosenberg
• Child Advocates Of Fort Bend hosts Annual Light of Hope Ceremony
• Sugar Land First In Region to Install Flashing Yellow Arrows
• Rosenberg Resident Hits Youth With Car Following ‘Exchange Of Gestures’
• Leos Club Helps Prepare Texans Lions Camp For Summer Session
• Annual Pass In Review To Showcase FBISD’s JROTC Units
• FBISD Teacher Accused Of Sexual Assault Previously Suspended For “Inappropriate” Text Messaging
• Sheriff’s Office Releases Photo Of FBISD Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault
• Public Meeting To Be Held On Proposed Future Improvements To Texas Parkway
• Teachers Union Endorses Reynolds For FBISD Board
• FBISD Teacher Arrested For Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Stafford Resident Identified As Suspect In Meadows Place Robbery Of Pregnant Woman
• Ceremonial Home Plate Installed At StarTex Power Field Groundbreaking
• Rosenberg Police Looking For Man Accused Of Firing Shotgun At Man After Argument
• FBISD’s Rahul Nagvekar Wins Second Place In State Geography Bee
• Katy ISD Announces Layoffs, As Many As 500 Teachers Expected To Receive Pink Slips This Week
• Rosenberg Honors Local Residents For Beautification Efforts
• Clements High School Junior Kristen Pownell Earns Perfect SAT Score
• Missouri City Receives 24th Consecutive Award For Quality Budget Preparation
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up Again, Average Now Stands At $3.57 Per Gallon
• Missouri City To Offer Twice-Per-Month Bulk Waste Service, $1 Fee Added To Cover Cost Of Service
• Sugar Land Methodist Hospital Lands Spot On U.S. News ‘Best Hospitals’ List
• Mission Bend Area Council Organizing Two-County Neighborhood Watch
• Rosenberg Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled For April 16 At Seabourne Park
• Police: Clifford Pickett Gunman In Motel Shooting That Killed George Ranch HS Coach, Faculty Member
• Fort Bend WCID No. 2 To Have Bond Proposal On May 14 Ballot
• FBISD CFO Wins 2011 Commitment To Excellence Award
• Chase Bank In Growing List Of Companies With Compromised E-Mails
• Fort Bend ISD Trustees Poised To Eliminate 107 Jobs At Tonight’s Meeting
• FBISD’s Cindy Cormier A Finalist In 2011 H-E-B Excellence In Education Awards
• Texas Senate Votes 31-0 For Fair Representation On Regional Water Board
• Sugar Land Woman Convicted Of DWI, Prosecutors Point To Facebook Page During Trial
• Cold Front Bringing Increased Fire Danger To Fort Bend
• Kroger Company Notifies Customers E-Mail Database Breached
• Rosenberg Shooting Victims Identified
• Rosenberg Police Find Three Dead Bodies In Hotel Room Off Southwest Freeway
• SMSD Retracts Language Used In Superintendent Profile
• Thieves Steal $60,000 Worth Of Hair Extensions
• Pregnant Woman Dragged Along Sidewalk During Meadows Place Purse Snatching
• Man Robbed At Gunpoint Near MoCity Elementary School
• April 7 Deadline To Apply For Texas’ Driver Responsibility Amnesty Program
• Sugar Land Rotary Honors FBISD First-year Teachers
• Position 5 Candidate Jonita Reynolds Says Residents Want New Leadership On FBISD Board
• FBISD Candidate Supports Rezoning Of Entire District
• Reading Road Closure Scheduled For April 4 And 5
• Quail Valley Middle School GT Students Headed To National Science Bowl
• Latter-day Saints Church Meeting House Hosting Open House
• FBISD Principals Holloway And Vega Selected As Region 4 Principals Of The Year
• Armed Men Identify Themselves As Police Officers, Rob MoCity Couple At Gunpoint
• Fort Bend Businesses Put On Alert After ‘Phoner Toner’ Scam Resurfaces
• The Fort Bend CORPS One Of Four Nonprofits Competing In Foundation’s Aprons In Action Program
• Construction Under Way For Raised Medians On Hwy. 6 In MoCity
• Man Convicted Of DWI Despite Claims That His Daughter Was Driving
• Rosenberg Police Seize 237 Pounds Of Marijuana
• Sugar Land’s Earth Day Celebration Will Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• FBISD Board Candidate Forum Scheduled For Thursday
• Fort Bend’s Pat King Named National CASA Board Member Of The Year
• Second Annual FBISD Diversity Conference Teaches Students To “Walk in Another’s Shoes”
• Early Morning Car Chase Ends In Arrest
• Spay-Neuter Assistance Program Coming To Fort Bend
• 7th grader From Fort Settlement Middle School Wins HoustonPBS Spelling BEE
• After Slight Drop The Week Before, Gas Prices Increase Another Five Cents
• Registration Deadline Approaching For MoCity’s Citizens’ Police & Fire Academy
• MoCity Man Arrested After Fight At Sugar Land Restaurant
• Rosenberg Police Arrest Resident For Two Car Burglaries
• Crime Stoppers Tip Leads To Suspect In New Territory Home Invasion
• Central Fort Bend Chamber To Host Rosenberg Candidates Forum
• Blue Ridge Elementary Hosts Author’s Night
• Public Meeting Scheduled Tonight For Sugar Land’s Comprehensive Mobility Plan
• Weston Lakes Boosts Emergency Preparedness With New Training Policy
• Willowridge DECA Students Among Top 10 In H&R Block Dollars And Sense Challenge
• Murder Victim’s Brother Speaks Out About Deferred Adjudication Sentence
• Rosenberg Police Looking For Drive-by Shooting Suspects
• MoCity Zoning Ordinances Set for Review April 13, Public Participation Encouraged
• Texas Ranger Chief Retires, Fort Bend Native Stepping Down March 31
• Missouri City Considering Upgrading Municipal Trash Contract
• MoCity Man Gets 30 Years For Raping 69-year-old Man
• New Territory Residents Tied Up At Gunpoint, Victim Frees Himself, Shoots At Suspects
• Sugar Land Town Square Announces Junior Superstar Competition
• SLPD Releases Sketch Of Armed Robbery Suspect
• Town Center Boulevard Closure Scheduled For Tomorrow
• Man Asking For Directions Robs Woman, Assaults Her
• Blue Ribbon Event Scheduled For Richmond
• Howard Appears Before State House Committee To Urge Passage Of Proposed Human Trafficking Bill
• Sartartia Middle School Students Receive Virtual Lesson On The Holocaust
• Settlers Way Elementary Assistant Principal Taped To Wall For Worthy Cause
• Sugar Land Police Looking For Man Who Attempted To Rob Ashford Lakes Residents At Gunpoint
• Former FBISD Superintendent Named Interim Superintendent For SMSD
• FCCA To Host MoCity, Sugar Land, FBISD Candidate Forum
• Fulshear Repeals Retiree Health Care Coverage, Benefit Not Being Used
• Motion Capture Studio Coming To Fort Bend County
• Members Of FBISD’s Junior Student Leadership Program Explore Business Community
• For The First Time In Weeks, Gas Prices Drop Slightly – Now $3.42 Per Gallon
• Brother Reports Sister Missing In Sugar Land
• Two LCISD Incumbents Running For Re-election, Both Have Challengers
• Huffman Files Bill To Add Fort Bend Representative To Water Authority Board
• Sugar Land Announces Lineup For Concerts In The Park Series
• Slowing Development Revenue, LCISD Litigation Costs Force Fulshear To Delay Street Repairs
• Dance Planned For Sugar Land Seniors
• Cinco Ranch, Telfair Among Top Selling Master Planned Communities
• Evening Adult ESL Class Available At Stafford’s Vineyard Church
• Missouri City Recycling Center Reopens On March 21
• Warrant Roundup Nets Missouri City $86,749
• Suspect Indicted In Stabbing Death Of Pregnant MoCity Woman
• George Ranch High School Sophomore To Sing With Houston Symphony
• Sienna Plantation Among Top 10 Best Selling Master Planned Communities
• Deputies Bust Pecan Grove Prostitution Ring
• 18-year-old Arrested In Richmond After Being Seen Carrying Flat-Screen Television Behind Apartment Complex
• Various Egg Hunts Planned For Sugar Land’s ‘EGGstravaganza’
• FBISD Board Candidate Will Withdraw From Race
• MoCity Schedules 23rd Annual Bunny Hop
• FBISD: Error Was Made On Candidate Listing
• Two Incumbents Running Unopposed For Rosenberg City Council
• Sugar Land Mayor Testifies For ‘Fair Representation’ On Regional Water Board
• Nine Candidates File For Sugar Land City Council Election
• MCPD Announces Promotions, New Addition To The Force
• “Career Criminal” Gets 10 Years For Jewelry Store Burglary
• Missouri City Police And Fire Auxiliary Fundraiser Nets $16,000
• Board Candidate’s Position In Error On FBISD Website
• MoCity Man Will Be Sentenced Tomorrow For 2008 Rape Of 69-year-old Man
• MoCity Man Shoots, Kills Burglar
• No Challengers For Two MoCity Council Seats, Ballot Order Drawn For Remaining Two
• Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Burglary Suspects In Rosenberg
• FBISD Board Election Draws Three Candidate For Each Seat
• Sugar Land Launches Poster Contest For Rabies Awareness
• Gas Prices Up Another 3.9 Cents, Average Now At $3.43 Per Gallon
• Weston Lakes Hosting Emergency Operations Center Open House This Saturday
• Filing Deadline 5 p.m. Today For Sugar Land City Council Election
• Griffin Again Running Against Marshall For MoCity Council Seat
• Medical Reserve Corps Announces Fort Bend County Training Opportunity
• Clements NJROTC Commander Wins Academic Achievement Award
• Sales Tax Collections Trending Up In Sugar Land
• FBISD Educators, Parents To Rally In Austin Today
• Texas To Receive $3.8 Million As Part Of Multi-State Seroquel Settlement
• Roads Reopened Near Pecan Grove Following Gas Leak, Fire
• Pecan Grove Pipeline Fire Extinguished, Road Remains Closed
• Gas Leak Closes Fort Bend County Road
• Huffman Files Bill To Allow Texas To Regulate Its Own Health Care
• Registration Under Way For Fort Bend GridIron Football League
• Roberts Markel Announces New Hire To Expand Sugar Land Practice
• Ridge Point High School Student Catches Calf At Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo
• Local Leaders Gather For ‘Black And Brown Symposium’
• Loving Friends Social Group Supports FBISD’s Shared Dreams
• Fluor Employees Visit Quail Valley Middle School During National Engineers’ Week
• Reynolds Suggests Using Entire Rainy Day Fund For Medicare, Public Education
• Two Have Filed For Kolaja’s Seat On MoCity Council
• Arcola Man Charged With New Year’s Eve Murder
• Daisy Scouts Tour Richmond Fire Department
• Nine Glover Elementary Students Named Winners In Annual Black History Contests
• Katy EDC Opposes Low- To Moderate-Income Apartment Complex Planned For Westheimer Lakes In Fort Bend County
• Dulles High School Sophomore Earns Third Place In International Math Competition
• FCCA Board Moving Ahead With New Aquatic Center Leisure Pool
• Highway Patrol Plans Increased DWI Patrols For Spring Break
• FBISD Superintendent Accuses Board Member Of Threatening Him
• District Clarifies Grandfathering Provisions For New Attendance Zones
• $69 Million Surface Water Treatment Plant Construction Begins In Sugar Land
• MS#14 Now James Bowie Middle School
• FBISD Trustee: ‘Racial Overtones’ In Zoning Process Reveal ‘Gross Stupidity’
• Travis High School Coach Resigns Amid Allegations Of Inappropriate Relationship With Student
• FBISD Declares Financial Emergency, Offers Retirement Incentive
• FBISD Board Approves Zoning Changes During Emotional, Confusing Meeting
• Dover Subdivision Residents Tied Up At Gunpoint, Home Ransacked
• Sponsorship Deadline Nears For Volunteer Fort Bend Awards Event
• Fort Bend Gasoline Prices See Another Steep Increase, Now At $3.38 Per Gallon
• Sugar Land Skeeters Launch Online Store
• For One Week Only, Motorists Can Order Seven-Character License Plates
• MoCity Man Arrested After Claiming To Be A Police Officer
• FBCSO Deputies Looking For Suspect In Armed Robbery
• Richmond Traffic Stop Ends With Three Arrests And Several Felony Charges
• TLC For Trees Attracts More Than 25 Volunteers In Sugar Land
• SLPD’s Nehls Promoted In Afghanistan To Lieutenant Colonel
• FBISD Health And Fitness Fair Cancelled
• FBISD Board Preparing For Another Reduction In Force
• Floyd Emery Files For Kolaja’s Seat On MoCity Council
• Richmond Woman Convicted Of DWI Despite Claims That Her Son Was Driving
• Sgt. Mike Richards Recognized As SLPD Officer Of The Year
• Rosenberg Residents Recognized For Beautification Efforts
• Hohnbaum Says Her Experience On The FBISD Board Makes Her The Best Candidate
• SLPD Identifies Possible Suspects In Armed Robbery
• Time Running Out For Driver Responsibility Program Amnesty
• Congressman Pete Olson Attends Local Ribbon Cutting
• Jonita Reynolds Files For FBISD Board
• Fort Bend Under Dense Fog Advisory, Clearing Expected By Mid-Morning
• FBISD Named 2011 National Schools Of Character Finalist
• Governor Appoints Sugar Land Resident To Texas Department of Housing And Community Affairs
• DPS Discourages Spring Break Travel To Mexico, Reminds Boaters Of Dangers On Falcon Lake
• Reading Road Closure Scheduled For March 3
• Mother Of Accused Kidnapper Says Divine Intervention Allowed Victims To Call For Help
• Local Rep’s Suggestion To Dip Into Rainy Day Fund Draws Fire From Local Political Groups
• Sugar Land Approves Stadium Construction Contract
• FBISD Spelling Bee Champions To Compete At HoustonPBS Spelling Bee
• Fifty FBISD 2011 National Merit Finalists Named
• Sheriff Milton Wright Asking Residents To Become Associate Members of the Sheriffs’ Association of Texas
• Two Rosenberg Men Arrested After Stolen Shotgun Found In Car
• MoCity Police: 33-year-old Man Disappeared After Leaving Children With His Father
• MoCity Releases Most Recent Restaurant Inspection Scores, Hunan On F.M. 1092 Lowest On List
• Man Convicted After DWI Arrest, Failed Sobriety Test While Wearing “I Give Under Beer Pressure” T-shirt
• Multi-Neighborhood Protest Planned In Opposition To FBISD School Rezoning Plan
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Jump 22.9 Cents, Current Average $3.21 Per Gallon
• Fresno Resident Files For Caldwell’s Seat On FBISD Board
• SLPD Investigating Fight That Ended With Gunfire
• Rosenberg Man Arrested, Charged With Car Burglary
• Three Out Of Four Incumbents File For Re-election In MoCity
• Dry Weather Conditions To Create “Explosive Fire Growth Potential”
• Man Hangs Himself In Richmond Holding Cell
• State Rep. Howard Also Files Bill Requiring Meningitis Vaccinations For All College Freshmen
• University Boulevard South Construction Begins
• FBISD’s Technical Education Center Receives Donated Vehicle From General Motors Corporation
• Coal Vines Coming To Lake Pointe Town Center
• FBISD Names 2010-2011 Bilingual And ESL Teachers Of The Year
• MoCity’s ‘Edible Arbor Trail’ To Open March 5
• Adult Softball Registration Now Open In Rosenberg
• New Richmond Fire Chief Introduced To City Commission
• Thieves Target Catalytic Converters In Sugar Land
• Mother, Daughter Arrested After Shoplifting, Hitting Store Owner With Car
• Somers Named ‘Child Advocate of the Year’ By Child Advocates Of Fort Bend
• DPS Trooper Suspended With Pay Following Indictment Out Of Fort Bend County
• Undercover Sting Results In Two Arrests For Selling Alcohol to Minors
• Sugar Land Opens Riverstone Water Treatment Plant
• Sugar Land Rotary President Awards Governor’s Citations To Scott Finley And Ashley Foster
• Facebook Issues Statement On Removal Of FBISD Pages, Police Still Looking For Page Creator
• Reynolds Files Legislation To Require Mandatory Meningitis Vaccinations
• Fulshear Community Foundation Seeking Ways To Serve Community
• Water Company Pulls Plug On Water Project With Weston Lakes MUD
• Fort Bend Area Students To Take Part In 2011 National History Day Program
• Facebook Removes “Fbisd Whoress,” “Fbisd Hoes”
• Two Held At Gunpoint After Giving A Woman A Ride From Houston
• Fleeing Driver Crashes Into Restaurant
• ‘Fbisd Hoes’ Facebook Page Raises Concerns About Possible Violence Against Students
• FBISD Police Investigating Facebook Page Called ‘Fbisd Whoress’
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up Another 3.4 Cents, Now Averaging $2.98 Per Gallon
• Sign Up To Go ‘Behind-the-Scenes’ Of The Missouri City Police And Fire Departments
• Rosenberg Participating In 2011 Great Texas Warrant Round-Up
• Population Growth Means More Representation For Fort Bend County
• Fulshear Calls City Election For May 14, Two City Council Seats On Ballot
• Local Author To Donate Portion Of Sales To FCLL Challenger Division
• Richmond Man Refused Entrance To Bar, Assaults Employee
• FBISD Zoning Protest Draws Large Crowd
• Sugar Land Looking For Possible Partner To Redevelop Prison Property
• TEA Salary Information Shows FBISD’s Jenney Ranks 37th In Pay
• Missouri City to Participate In Statewide Warrant Roundup
• Lake Colony, Heritage Colony Residents Plan Protest Against FBISD Zoning Proposal
• Fort Bend Second Fastest Growing County In Texas
• Sugar Land Launches Wellness Resource Website
• Fort Bend ISD Named 2011 Texas District Of Character
• Olympian Ruben Gonzalez To Speak at FBISD’s High School Diversity Conference
• SMSD Superintendent Leaving For Alief Independent School District
• 21-year-old Rosenberg Man Charged With Aggravated Sexual Assault Of 4-year-old Girl
• River’s Edge Pharmacy Opening In Richmond
• Albright Announces Intention To Run For FBISD Board, Two Incumbents File For Re-election
• Fulshear Issues Statement On Police Chief Firing, Lieutenant Now In Charge
• Sugar Land Again Named ADL Community Of Respect
• Entire Rosenberg Council On The May 14 Ballot
• Perry Reappoints MoCity Resident To Veterans’ Land Board
• Pecan Grove Woman Gets Probation After Pleading Guilty To Murdering Her Husband
• Fulshear Police Chief Fired For Reported ‘Misconduct,’ No Details Released
• Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra To Present ‘Viva Italia!’ Feb. 20
• FBISD To Participate In National Communication Survey
• Filing Open For Sugar Land City Council Elections
• Amy Mitchell On Ballot For Sugar Land District 3 Council Seat
• Woman Hides In Garage As Home Is Burglarized, Three Suspects Arrested
• FBISD: Worst Case Scenario, 1,098 Positions Need Elimination To Balance Budget
• Gas Prices Up Again, Fort Bend Average Now Stands At $2.94 Per Gallon
• Rosenberg Homeowner Fights Burglary Suspect In front Yard
• Townhome Destroyed After Youth Sets Tree On Fire
• 3-Year-Old Girl Drowns In Neighbor’s Pool
• Woman Steals Scrubs, Threatens Clerk
• Four Seats On The Ballot In Missouri City Council Elections
• Filing Now Open For FBISD Board Elections
• MISS Mustangs Of Heritage Rose Elementary School Sponsor Food Drive for Area Pantry
• Missouri City Gives Green Light To Traffic Plan Through 2025
• Ten FBISD Students Selected As U.S. Presidential Scholars Candidates
• Annual FBISD String Fling Rescheduled For Feb. 17
• City Of Richmond Names New Fire Chief
• Public Hearings On FBISD Zoning Rescheduled
• Publishers Clearing House Scam Hits Richmond
• MoCity Police Asking For Help Identifying Robbery Suspects
• Rep. Charlie Howard Appointed To Three House Committees
• Rep. Ron Reynolds Receives House Committee Assignments
• Fort Bend In Store For Hard Freeze, Overnight Temps To Drop Into 20s
• Former Stafford Police Officer Charged With Stealing Money From Property Room
• MoCity Man Convicted Of Multi-million Dollar Mail Fraud Scheme
• FBISD’s Junior Student Leadership Class Learns About Roles In Judicial System
• Missouri City Steps up Code Enforcement
• Lamar CISD Announces Early Dismissal, Stafford MSD Cancels Activities
• FBISD Health & Fitness Fair Helps Kick Off WATCH Week in March
• With Onset Of Winter Weather, Fort Bend ISD Announces Early Dismissal
• Intel Science Talent Search Semi-Finalist Named at Clements High School
• 74-year-old Arrested For Indecent Exposure
• FBISD: Board Will Not Receive Advance Information On AEIS Report
• ERCOT Asking For Power Conservation To Avoid More Rolling Blackouts
• Fort Bend Under Winter Weather Advisory, Freezing Rain Possible Today
• Local Activist Group Questioning FBISD’s Open Records Process
• Registration Open For 4th Annual TelfairLife Charity Of Your Choice Walk
• Expired Registration Sticker Leads To Arrest In Sugar Land
• FBISD To Hold Public Meeting To Discuss Student Performance
• Commonwealth Elementary School Team Earns First Place At Math And Science Competition
• Fort Bend Gasoline Prices Rise Once Again, Now Averaging $2.93 Per Gallon
• METRO Conducting Rail Study For US 90A/Southwest Corridor, Public Meeting In MoCity
• Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital Named Official Sponsor Of National Fusion Soccer Club
• SLPD: 22-year-old Gives False Name, Runs From Police
• DPS Warns Texans About ‘High Pressure’ Solicitors Using Department’s Logo
• MoCity Police And Fire Benefit To Feature ‘Elvis’
• Eldridge Lake Stocked With Trout
• Rosenberg Police Department Honors Officers For Exemplary Performance
• Mission West Elementary School Hosts Third Annual Career Day
• Missouri City Formally Accepts State Parks Grant For Tennis And Recreation Center
• FBISD Board Of Trustees Meeting On Feb. 28 Canceled
• Austin High School Senior Earns Girl Scout Gold Award
• Rosenberg Presents February Beautification Awards
• Missouri City Offices Remain Closed Today, Essential Services Continuing
• Missouri City Updates List Of Road Closures, Icing Still A Problem
• Fort Bend Transportation, TREK Services Cancelled Due To Weather
• MoCity Officials Reports Icing On Roadways, No Garbage Service
• Sugar Land City Offices Not To Open Until 10 a.m. Due To Severe Weather
• Kendleton Man Gets 25 Years On Drug Charges After Guilty Plea
• Ice Covering Area Roads, Residents Are Being Urged To Stay Home
• FBISD Closing Schools Tomorrow Due To Bad Weather
• Extracurricular Changes For Lamar CISD
• Hard Freeze Warning In Effect Through Tomorrow, Snow Expected Later Today
• FBISD To Shut Down Game Design Academy At Willowridge
• SMSD, LCISD Closed Tomorrow
• ERCOT: We Are No Longer In Emergency Situation
• Two Men Arrested After Police See Sparks Flying At Telfair Construction Site
• FBISD To Dismiss Students One Hour Early Today, Public Hearing On Zoning Cancelled
• Rep. Ron Reynolds Coauthors Legislation Restricting Unfunded Mandates On Local Governments
• This Morning’s Hard Freeze Will Give Way To Snow, Sleet, Freezing Rain
• LCISD Schools Releasing Early, FBISD Will Announce Schedule By 11 a.m.
• Electric Grid Condition Improving But Continued Conservation Urged
• ERCOT Estimates Record Power Usage Tomorrow Morning, Asking Consumers To Conserve
• Rolling Blackouts Cancelled, Power Being Restored
• MoCity Man Dead After Driving Into Lake
• George Foundation Reschedules Tomorrow’s Scholarship Presentation
• Rep. Howard Commends Judge’s Ruling On ObamaCare
• Local Schools Open Despite Rolling Blackouts
• Former Krause Center Aide Gets Three Days In Jail Over Nude Photo Incident
• Fort Bend Wakes Up With Temps In Teens, Snow Still Possible On Friday
• Electricity May Be Interrupted Today As CenterPoint Performs ‘Load Shedding’
• Dulles, Clements Finalists In FBISD’s Quiz Bowl
• Body Found In Flood Control Pond Likely That Of 73-year-old Missing Since Last Week
• FBISD: School Hours Should Remain The Same Despite Freeze Warning
• Three Teens Arrested After Attempting To Steal Hair Extensions
• Arctic Blast Hits Fort Bend Area, High Winds And Freezing Temps In Forecast
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop 2.9 Cents, Average Now Stands At $2.90 Per Gallon
• The George Foundation Schedules Second College Scholarship Workshop
• Teen Gets 119 Years For Murder, Aggravated Assault
• 18-year-old Rosenberg Man Arrested For Breaking Into A Neighbor’s Car
• Mother, Daughter Robbed At Gunpoint In Sugar Land
• Search Called Off For Missing 73-year-old Man
• Arctic Cold Front Headed For Fort Bend County
• FBISD Plans Budget Town Hall Meetings
• DPS Repeats Warning To Avoid Travel To Mexico
• Sugar Land Regional Airport Adding $8 Million Taxilane
• Sugar Land Graduates First Class Of Future Leaders
• Fort Bend County Receives Comptroller Award For Transparency
• FBISD’s 2010 NCEA Higher Performing Schools Recognized
• Area Professionals Participate In Career Day At Sugar Land Middle School
• Quail Valley’s Career Day Aimed At Encouraging Students To Excel
• St. Laurence Catholic School Student Organization Supports Marines Through Service Project
• Two Patrons Injured When Driver Loses Control, Car Crashes Into Restaurant
• Public Hearings Scheduled For FBISD Zoning Changes
• Howard Co-sponsors Bill To Allow Employees To Transport And Store Firearms In Their Vehicles
• Man Still Missing After Running Out Of Gas In MoCity, Police Do Not Suspect Foul Play
• Two Fresno Residents Found Guilty In $3.7 Million Mortgage Scheme
• FBISD Students Invited To Take Part In Annual Black History Celebration Of Creative Arts And Oratorical Contest
• Richmond Police Department Names Top Employees For 2010
• Questions Raised About Fulshear Building And Standards Proposal
• Fundraisers To Benefit Fallen Deputy John Norsworthy’s Family
• FBISD Board Faces Increasing Budget Challenges Due To State’s Shortfall
• Weston Lakes Receives Three Donated Police Radios From The 100 Club
• DPS Unveils Driver Responsibility Amnesty Program Through April 17
• Burger King Manager Robbed On Way To Bank In MoCity
• FBISD Trustee Tells Press She Will ‘Go After’ Reporters Who Misquote Her
• Rep. Howard Votes For Amendment Calling For House Committee Of The Whole For Voter ID
• FBISD Board Comes To Consensus On Zoning Changes
• AG: FBISD Must Release Marshall Investigation Documents
• Man Goes Missing In MoCity After Running Out Of Gas
• Gasoline Prices Up Again Last Week, Fort Bend Average Now $2.92 Per Gallon
• Dulles Middle School Hosts 10th Annual Career Day
• State Rep. Ron Reynolds: Proposed State Budget Fails Texans
• Budget, Zoning On The Agenda For Tonight’s FBISD Board Workshops
• SLPD: Teen Arrested After Shoplifting, Running From Police
• The Honor Roll School In Sugar Land To Celebrate 20th Anniversary
• Missouri City Recognizes Service Of Four Employees
• FBISD Board Scraps Plan For Global Science Center
• Missouri City Parks and Recreation Projects Receive “Outstanding” Recognitions
• Library Receives Donation From Local Chapter Of Terry’s Texas Rangers
• Hydro Resources Relocates To Sugar Land Town Square
• Fulshear Town Center Concept Unveiled, Management District Proposed
• Composite Sketch Released For Olive Garden Robbery In Sugar Land
• 81Year-Old Richmond Woman Robbed In Her Front Yard
• FBISD to Host District-wide Quiz Bowl For High School Students
• Howard Supports House Appropriations Committee Recommendation To Close Central Prison Unit In Sugar Land
• Police Investigating Bank Robbery In MoCity
• Congressman Al Green Chosen To Hold A Leadership Position In Democratic Caucus
• Forty-six FBISD Students Selected as 2011 Texas All-State Musicians
• Rosenberg Pharmaceutical Company Shut Down Due To Federal Violations
• Fulshear Honors Departing City Prosecutor, Baker Served City Since 2008
• Sugar Land District 2 Council Member Don Olson Will Not Seek Re-Election
• Six More States Join Suit Challenging Constitutionality Of ObamaCare
• Commercial Drive Closed Tomorrow For Railroad Crossing Repairs
• Testimony Begins Friday In Trial Of Pecan Grove Woman Accused Of Killing Her Husband
• Rosenberg To Celebrate Grand Opening Of New Boundless Playground
• Father Arrested For Son’s Murder
• Austin High’s Darling, Alum Turned Pro, Gives Back Through Sugar Land 5k
• Fort Bend Seniors Meals On Wheels Volunteer Wins Houston Texans Community Quarterback Of The Year
• Recall Of GM SUVs Expanded, Now More Than 28,000 Vehicles Involved
• Four LCISD Vocalists Earn All-State Status
• Historic Home Now The ‘DeWalt Heritage Center’
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Continue To Rise, Now Average $2.91 Per Gallon
• FBISD To Host Annual Band Bash Jan. 27
• Oyster Creek Park Transformed Into Interactive Walking Tour
• Heritage Rose Elementary School Students Honor FBISD Board Members
• Sugar Land Selects Preferred Design-Builder for Baseball Stadium Construction
• Twenty-Fifth Anniversary MLK Day To Be Marked As National Day Of Service
• MoCity Man Convicted For Second DWI
• Warning: Scam Targeting Senior Citizens In Fort Bend County
• Sugar Land Olive Garden Robbed
• Stafford Man Arrested After Almost Running Over Woman In Parking Lot
• Sugar Land Police Looking For Man Who Robbed Dillards
• Reynolds Sworn In As District 27 State Representative
• Man Shot Outside Rosenberg Bar, Police Looking For Suspect
• FBISD Junior Student Leadership Program Completes Workshop On Community Volunteerism
• Fort Bend Now Still Waiting For Copy Of Superintendent’s Contract
• Legal Battle Brewing Between LCISD And Fulshear Over Transportation Facility
• Newland CEO To Receive Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Award
• Child Advocates Of Fort Bend To Host Magic Carpet Gala April 2
• The George Foundation College Scholarship Workshop Offered
• FBISD Invites Community To Submit Names For Middle School #14
• Rep. Howard Joint Authors HJR 51 To Prevent Enforcement Of ObamaCare In Texas
• Hodges Bend Student Suspended After Refusing To Wear Rosary Under Her Shirt
• Oyster Creek Elementary Celebrates The Great American Smokeout
• Man Robs Washateria, Found At Sports Bar In Same Strip Center
• Detectives: Teens Responsible For Shooting 56 Car Windows With BB Guns
• On Opening Day Of Legislature, Huffman Takes Oath For Second Term
• Hard Freeze Expected Tonight In Fort Bend
• Willowridge Could Be Safe, For A Year
• Sugar Land Helps Families In Need, Wounded Warriors
• Board Extends Jenney’s Contract Through 2015
• Sugar Land Man Reported Missing A Day Before His Court Date
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up Again Last Week, Now Averaging $2.89 Per Gallon
• Newmark Homes Donates $30K To 100 Club In Norsworthy’s Honor
• DeLay Sentenced To Three Years In Prison
• Don Smithers Seeks Re-Election To Sugar Land City Council
• MCPD: Pregnant Woman Abducted, Forced To Rob Bank
• Edna Police Arrest Missouri City Man Believed To Be The ‘Twilight Rapist’
• Green: Giffords Shooting ‘A Blatant Attack On The American Values Of Freedom And Democracy’
• Vincent Morales Announces Candidacy For Rosenberg Mayor
• Fort Settlement Middle School Student Receives Heartfelt Homecoming After Months Of Hospitalization
• Award-Winning Columnist Alisa Murray to Perform One Woman Show Benefiting Imperial Performing Arts
• Sugar Land Council Candidate To Hold Campaign Kickoff Event
• Austin High School’s Football Team Named Winner In 2010 Friday Night Feats National Video Contest
• Sugar Land Prepares For Freezing Winter Weather
• MoCity’s Dad And Daughter Dance Scheduled For Feb. 12
• Reynolds Joins Fight To Keep Willowridge Open
• Public Meeting Set For Feedback On Sugar Land’s Regional Mobility Recommendations
• Babb Reminds Residents That Global Science Center Still Requires Board Vote
• Candlelight Vigil: Heaven Is A Little Bit Safer With His Presence
• Bush High School’s Navy JROTC Is Eight-Time Winner At State Meet
• U.S. Marshals Capture Suspect Wanted In Stafford Ice House Shooting
• Austin Parkway Elementary’s Food Drive Benefits Area Families
• FBISD Graduate Recipient Of 2010 Remy Johnston Achievement Award
• OakBend Medical Center Opens New Senior Care Center
• Rosenberg’s Longest Tenured Mayor Is Stepping Down
• January Proclaimed ‘School Board Recognition Month’
• Candlelight Vigil To Honor Deputy John Norsworthy
• Sheriff’s Office Deputy Dies After On-duty Car Accident
• Richmond Police Department To Hold ‘Citizens Police Academy’
• FBISD Board Meetings To Evaluate Jenney Not Listed On Homepage Calendar
• Fifth Meeting Scheduled To Discuss FBISD’s Controversial Zoning Proposals
• Bogard Submits, Then Withdraws, Name For Two City Manager Positions
• Registration Open For Rosenberg’s Citizens Police Academy
• SLPD Arrests Two For Early Morning Aggravated Robbery
• Average Gas Prices In Fort Bend Stay At $2.87, National Average Tops $3 Mark
• New Auto Liability Coverage In Effect, 30/60/25 Coverage Now Required
• Inaugural Sugar Land Home And Garden Show Coming This Month
• Texas AG Files Request For Stay To Prevent EPA Permitting Takeover
• State Troopers Out In Force To Catch New Years Eve Drunk Drivers
• AG’s Office Recovers $23 Million In Texas Medicare Overpayments
• Police: Woman Who Murdered Jonathan Foster May Be Serial Killer
• MoCity Gas Station Robbed At Gunpoint
• Probable Cause Hearing Held For Woman Charged In Boy’s Murder
• Second Blood Drive Today For Injured Deputy
• Woman Charged With Capital Murder In Disappearance Of 12-Year-Old
• Benefit Fund Set Up For Critically Injured Fort Bend Deputy
• Police Sources: Woman Taken Into Custody In Foster Disappearance
• Toys For Tots Fort Bend Distributes 2,471 Toys To Local Children
• New Crime Watch Program Launched In Hunters Glen
• Hopes Dim For Safe Recovery In Case Of Missing Jonathan Foster
• HBU Awarded $1.5 Million Grant For Technology Upgrades
• Police Trying To Determine If Burned Body Is That Of Missing Boy
• Injured Deputy In Induced Coma, Blood Pressure Stable
• Rosenberg Police Arrest Aggravated Robbery Suspects
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Area Jump Again, Now Averaging $2.87 Per Gallon
• Ominous New Information Released On Missing 12-Year-Old Boy
• 18-year-old Arrested After Hitting MCPD Detective With A Flashlight
• Blood Drives Scheduled For Critically Injured Deputy
• Flu Vaccine Clinics Scheduled For Fresno, Stafford
• Gravity Defying Peking Acrobats Returning To Jones Hall For Two Performances
• Deputy In Serious Accident On Duty, Blood Donations Needed
• Tax Experts: Take ‘Healthy, Wealthy, Wise’ Action To Decrease 2010 Tax Bill
• Amber Alert Issued For 12-Year-Old Boy Missing Since Christmas Eve
• Stafford Ice House Shooting Suspect Turns Himself In
• Reformulated Four Loco Approved For Sale By TABC, Caffeine Removed
• Sugar Land Area Needs More “Likes” To Win $1 Million To Fight Hunger
• Sugar Land To Address 2010 Accomplishments, Vision For The Future
• FCCA Announces Board Of Directors Election Results
• A Christmas Memory – Cookies, Cedar Trees And That ‘Special’ Red Bike
• A Christmas Memory – The Stocking That St. Nicholas Gave Me
• Warrants Issued In Ice House Shooting, Suspects Considered Armed And Dangerous
• MoCity Businesses Offering Electronics Recycling
• Fort Bend County Women’s Center Santa Store Brings Christmas To 500 Clients
• Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Celebrates New Services With Physician Office Staff
• Troopers To Target DWI As Part Of Holiday Enforcement Campaign
• Early Morning Burglary Alarm Leads To Arrest In Rosenberg
• Local Meals On Wheels Wins $100, Needs Facebook “Likes” To Win More
• Social Services Partners With School To Help Family
• Quanell X Joins Protest Of Possible Closure Of Willowridge High School
• Sugar Land Hosts Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program
• Rosenberg City Offices Closed For Holidays, Trash Collection Unaffected
• New Year’s Eve On The Square To Feature Midnight 3D Show
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Drop Slightly, Now Averaging $2.78 Per Gallon
• Six Gunned Down At Stafford Ice House
• Former Soldier Sentenced For Sending Sexually Explicit Texts, Photos And Videos To Fort Bend Minor
• Sugar Land Garbage, Recycling Schedule Not Affected By Holidays
• Man Shoots Through Front Window Of MoCity Restaurant.
• Sugar Land Employees Help Less Fortunate
• Kroger Pet Food Products Recalled, Fungus Found In Food Particles
• Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Operating Rooms Expand Once Again
• FBCSO Deputies Nominated For Valor Award After Shootout With Bank Robbers
• City Manager Celebrates 15 Years With Sugar Land
• FBISD Police Officers Donate Toys To Child Advocates Of Fort Bend
• Fun Run To Benefit Local Fitness Programs For Children
• Twenty-five Bikes Donated To Rainbow Room
• Nine Arrested After First Colony Food Court Brawl
• Texas AG, 48 States Settle Lengthy Investigation Into DIRECTV Complaints
• U.S. 90A Closure Scheduled For Sunday
• Advanced Concrete Surfaces Inc. Moves To Stafford
• Nomination Of FBISD Trustee’s Husband Raises Questions For Some In The District
• FCCA Elections Headed For Runoff
• Elkins High School YIP Students Earn 1st Place In Canned Food Sculpting Competition
• Quail Valley Middle School Observes International Anti-Whaling Day
• Two Missouri City Homes Damaged By Gunfire
• Grant Perdue Of Elkins High School Signs National Letter Of Intent
• Congressman Al Green Requests Temporary Protected Status For Victims Of Summer Floods In Pakistan
• Scott Zamora Named Winner of 2010 Christmas Card Art Contest
• Stars And Fort Bend Junior Service League Team Up To Bring Christmas To Women’s Center Shelter
• MoCity Announces Holliday Trash Pickup Schedule For 2011
• Rosenberg Residents Recognized For “Beautifying” The Community
• FDA: Benzonatate Deadly To Children Under 10
• Possible Closure: Either Marshall Or Willowridge
• GT Academy Could Keep FBISD From Closing Colony Bend Elementary School
• Man Gets 10 Years For Running Over Wheelchair-bound Neighbor
• Hegar Files Legislation To Correct Oversight In Flag Retirement Ceremony
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Up Again, Average Now Stands At $2.78 Per Gallon
• More Than $100,000 In Property Stolen From Sprint PCS
• Accused Child Molester Volunteering At Elementary Campus After Being Terminated For “Unprofessional” Conduct
• FBSO: Suspect Molested At Least Three Young Boys From Same Family
• The Blast is Back On at Imperial: Two Buildings To Be Imploded Dec. 19
• FBISD’s “Check It Out” Program Allows Students To Check Out Computers For Home Use
• Elkins Baseball Players Help Gather “A Ton Of Food”
• Rosenberg Police Lieutenant Graduates From FBI National Academy Program
• Fort Bend Warned To Prepare For Potentially Hard Overnight Freeze
• Armed Robbers Ransack Home, Steal Car In Fresno
• Jackson, Heiser FBISD’s Employees Of The Month
• Lake Olympia Middle School Welcomes Back Teacher From Military Duty
• Quail Valley Golf Course Receives Top Honors In “Avid Golfer”
• MoCity Considering Changes To Property Maintenance Code
• Comptroller Releases Report On School Spending and Student Achievement
• Hodges Bend Middle School Students Attend Sally Ride Science Festival
• Police Called To Lifetime Fitness After Basketball Game Gets Violent
• No Serious Injuries Reported In Early Morning FBISD Bus Accident
• SLPD Looking For Credit Card Thief Using Cards At Target
• Sugar Land’s District 4 Seat Draws Three Candidates So Far
• Man Gets 73 Years After Drugs, Money Found In Rosenberg Home
• Anonymous Call Leads To Arrest Of Suspected Burglars
• Resolution Run 5K
• Imperial Sugar Land Implosion Canceled For Dec. 12
• Snowfest Parade Returns To MoCity
• Legacy Foundation To Raise Money For Sugar Land Parks, Civic Facilities
• Sunday: Two Imperial Sugar Company Buildings Scheduled For Implosion To Make Way For Development
• MoCity: Newpoint Annexation Not Dead, Just Postponed
• FM 2218 Traffic Shifted To Temporary Lane
• Fort Bend Students Invited To Submit Artwork To SPA Student Visual Art Contest
• Sartartia Middle School Orchestra Expands After Record Number Of Students Show Interest
• Some Former Debt Relief USA Customers To Receive ‘Set-Aside’ Refunds
• Bumble Bee Chicken Salad Products Recalled, Hard Plastic Found In ‘Ready To Eat’ Lunch Kits
• Volunteer Fort Bend Looking For County’s Most Outstanding Volunteers
• Fort Bend Observing Influenza Vaccination Week With Low-Cost Flu Shots
• Masked Men Rob Sugar Land IHOP
• Richmond Man Arrested After Attempting To Break Into Vehicles
• Ragtime Comes To Austin High
• ‘A Christmas Concert’ To Honor Texas Children’s CEO Mark A. Wallace
• Fort Bend Residents Can Request Donations From Toys For Tots As Toy Drive Continues
• Media Reports On Sexual Assault Inaccurately Mention Missouri City
• Pearland Resident Wins Mustang At The Arc of Fort Bend County’s Annual Fundraiser
• Sugar Land Police To Defend Their Title Against FBCSO During Annual Flag Football Game
• No Relief In Sight For FBISD’s Financial Woes
• Fourth Zoning Workshop Set For Dec. 13
• New Territory Woman Surrenders To Sheriff’s Office After Indictment For Injury To A Child
• Introducing The Sugar Land…Skeeters?
• Four Arrested Shortly After Late Night Shooting
• FBISD Trustee ‘Thinking Outside The Box” On Addressing Baines Overcrowding
• Suspect Arrested For Two Robberies Of Elderly Women
• Neighbor’s Call Leads To The Arrest Of Two Burglary Suspects
• All Of New Territory Likely To Stay At Sartartia
• Sugar Land Police Arrest Alleged Peeping Tom
• Murder Suspect Turns Himself In
• CASA Christmas Home Tour Tickets Available
• Several Promoted At Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office
• Texas Bar Foundation Awards Grant To Child Advocates Of Fort Bend
• FBISD Zoning Workshop Scheduled Tonight
• FBYFL Powder Puff Games To Benefit Rainbow Room
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop For Second Week, Now Averaging $2.64 Per Gallon
• FBI Warning Consumers About Sweepstakes, Lottery Scams
• Turquoise Grill & Bar Coming Soon To Sugar Land Town Square
• Frank Yonish Announces Candidacy For Sugar Land City Council
• Richmond Woman Stabs Burglar
• Sugar Land Pilot In Stable Condition After Crash-landing
• Rosenberg Gazebo Lighting Scheduled For Dec. 1
• TSA Pat-Down Searches Trigger Memories Of Molestation For Local Woman
• Free Flu Shots Available For Veterans
• “Christmas In Rosenberg” Set For Dec. 4
• FBISD Begins The Third Year of FBISD’s Junior Student Leadership Program
• “Stuff the Squad Car” Fills Five Patrol Cars, One Trailer
• Sugar Land’s 8th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Set For Dec. 2
• Deputies Looking For Man Who Shot Brother-in-Law At Thanksgiving Gathering
• Fort Bend County Libraries To Close In Observance Of Thanksgiving
• MoCity Celebrates One-Year Anniversary Of El Dorado Golf Course Renovations
• Adame Named Sugar Land Fire Chief, Robins Promoted To Assistant Police Chief
• SLPD Arrests Two For Armed Robbery
• Fort Bend Area Gasoline Prices Drop, Now Average $2.66 Per Gallon
• Sketch Released Of Masked Suspect In Townewest Shooting
• Parents Can Provide Their Preference On 2012-2013 Draft FBISD School Calendars
• Missouri City Awarded Grants For High-Tech Emergency Response System
• 78-Year-Old Woman Robbed At Knifepoint In Wal-Mart Parking Lot
• Four Arrested After Parking Garage Brawl
• Sugar Land Promotions, Reorganization Address Streamlined Operations
• FDA Warning Consumers To Stop Using ‘Male Sexual Stimulant’ Vigor-25
• Customer Inside Robbed Bank Follows Suspects, Two Arrested
• SLPD: 28-year-old Hits Baker Street Manager, Arrested For Assault
• Top Fort Bend Toll Road Violator Arrested, Owes More Than $6,000
• Missouri City Announces Holiday Trash Pick Up Schedule
• New Renderings, Time Line For Minor League Baseball Stadium
• Chinese Government Officials To Visit Missouri City
• Rosenberg Resident Home When Front Door Kicked Open
• ACLU Demands Walgreens Cease Gender Discrimination After Stores Refuse To Sell Contraception To Men
• MCPD’s “Stuff The Squad Car” This Weekend
• Rosenberg Police Looking For Man Approaching Young Girls At Elementary School Parks
• Methodist Sugar Land Hospital’s Community Toy Drive Continues Through Dec. 16
• State Awards Fort Bend ISD With 208 Gold Performance Acknowledgements
• Austin HS Earns 9th Overall At BOA Grand National In Indianapolis
• Missing Pearland Teen’s Body Found In Fort Bend County Field
• Popular Four Loko, Other Caffeine-Alcohol Drinks Being Taken Off Shelves
• Hunters Glen Homeowner Given 60 More Days To Finish Repairs
• Eclipse Soccer Club Opens Spring 2011 Registration
• Physicians At Sugar Creek Celebrate Season With Fall Festival
• Newpoint Estate Residents Tell Council They Aren’t Interested In Becoming Missouri City Residents
• Work Halted On Dilapidated MoCity Home Because Of Miscommunication Between City, Owner
• Sugar Land Garbage And Recycling Service Announced For Thanksgiving Weekend
• Two Clements High School Students Named Semifinalists in 2010-2011 Siemens Competition
• Missouri City Resident Sentenced For Transporting Child Pornography
• Hyatt Place Houston/Sugar Land To Celebrate Opening With Community Open House
• Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To 3-Year-Old In Rosenberg
• FBISD To Host Presentation On Cyberbullying
• FBISD Edits Option 4C, Keeps All Of Telfair At Sartartia
• Hundred Show Up For MoCity’s Community Garage Sale
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Climb By 3.7 Cents, Now Average $2.67 Per Gallon
• Father Shot By Armed Robber In Front Of Children
• Man Shot In His Providence Subdivision Home
• 15th Annual Gillman Companies Charitable Golf Tournament Raises Funds For Fort Bend County Women’s Center
• Low Enrollment At 7th, 8th Grade Campuses Could Mean Shutting Down McAuliffe Middle School
• Newland Pushes Deadline To February For Final Decision By FBISD
• MCPD Partners With Residents For Second Annual Operation Thanksgiving—Stuff the Squad Car
• Missouri City’s Pet of the Week: Tango
• FBBA Eagles Head to Playoffs In San Antonio
• Saint Laurence Saints Win Football Championship
• Missouri City Fire & Rescue Service Reminds Residents To “Put Safety First” During the Holidays
• Singer, Songwriter Sara Groves Performing At Needville Church
• Fort Bend ISD Names November 2010 Employees of the Month
• HOA President Concerned About Possible Fourth Elementary Rezoning Of Chelsea Harbor
• Rosenberg Police Make Arrest In 1992 LCISD School Shooting
• Stafford Restaurant Goes “Smoke-Free” At Students’ Request
• MoCity Family Dollar Robbed By Three Armed Men
• FBISD’s Safe And Drug-Free Schools Team Host Resource Booths At High Schools
• Deadline To Enter MoCity’s Snowfest Parade Is Dec. 6
• Some Residents Surprised That Global Science Center Is Alive And Well
• Sugar Land’s Drinking Water Meets Or Exceeds State, Federal Drinking Water Standards
• Three Fresno Youths Arrested In First Colony Mall Parking Lot
• New Territory Residents: We ‘4C’ A Change
• Gas Prices Rise In Fort Bend, Jump May Signal Higher Prices In Coming Months
• Telfair Residents Urge FBISD Board To Purchase Land Offered By Newland
• 13 Cars Damaged After Vandal Shoots Out Windows With BB Gun
• MoCity Police Chief One Of Three Finalists For Head Of East Coast Police Department
• New Territory Girl Scout Earns Gold Award
• Grass-roots Group Plans ‘Green’ Meeting In MoCity
• SLPD Releases Sketch Of Suspect In Attempted Kidnapping Case
• FBISD, LCISD Paid For Hotel Rooms For Local Convention
• Sugar Land Choral Society To Perform At The Imperial Theatre
• FBISD Appeals To AG’s Office On Request For Documents Concerning Possible Embezzlement at Marshall High School.
• Sugar Land Rotary To Celebrate Veterans Day Nov. 17
• Central Fort Bend Chamber Alliance To Celebrate 100 Years
• Newland VP: Just Tell Us If You Want It
• 8th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Scheduled For Dec. 2 In Sugar Land Town Square
• MoCity’s Community Garage Sale Scheduled For Saturday
• Fort Bend County Kids & Cops, Inc. Recognized For 2010 Community Stars Award
• Clements High School Chamber Strings Orchestra To Perform Town Square Plaza Concert
• Toys For Tots Under Way Through Dec. 15
• Rosenberg Residents Recognized For Beautification Efforts
• Be A Santa To A Senior Program Kick-Offs The Holiday Giving Season
• Citing ‘Extreme’ Rainfall Deficit, Fort Bend County Institutes Burn Ban
• All Precincts Reporting, Incumbents Retain Their Seats
• Mission Bend Residents Tied Up At Gunpoint, Home Ransacked
• New Territory Parents Plan Community Meeting
• Telfair Developers Say They Have Offered “Deeply Discounted” Prices For Possible School Sites
• Sugar Land Recognized For Scenic City Certification
• Seventeen Hispanic FBISD Students Receive National Recognition
• E. A. Jones Elementary School Dedicates Garden in Honor Of Murdered Clinic Aide
• Richmond Traffic Stop Turns Into Several Felony Charges
• Early Voting Totals Show Strong Support For Incumbents
• Incumbents Retain Their Seats With 68 Percent Of Precincts Reporting
• Man Leads Deputies On High-Speed Pursuit, Shots Fired
• Thousands Show Up For MoCity’s Boo in the Run
• Gasoline Prices In Fort Bend Drop Two Cents, Now Average $2.59 Per Gallon
• Sartartia Student Hit By Car While Walking Home From School
• Sugar Land Police Looking For Suspicious Man Entering Unlocked Doors
• Assistant U.S. Attorney Appointed To Oversee Election Day Fraud Complaints
• Polls Are Open In Fort Bend County
• Fort Bend County Democratic Party To Hold Election Night Watch Party
• Sugar Land Man Walks In On Home Burglars
• New Veterans Legal Clinic Set For Nov. 13
• Parents Organizing New Territory Effort Via Google Group
• Telfair Residents Concerned That Second Elementary School, High School Are Not Going To Happen
• Sugar Land Resident Encounters Early Morning Burglar
• Almost 80,000 Fort Bend County Residents Voted Early
• Richmond Man Arrested After Returning To The Scene Of The Crime
• BOO-berg Is Back In Rosenberg
• Ridge Point Dedicated As FBISD’s 11th High School
• Lantern Lane PTO Raising Money Through Recycling, Asking For Donations
• Sugar Land Man Convicted Of DWI
• Debates About Nuisance Complaints, Deputy Marshals Mark Contentious Weston Lakes Council Meeting
• Sponsors Needed For Edible Arbor Trail Project
• 20-year-old Woman Arrested For Breaking Into Cars In Sugar Land
• Woman Reports Attempted Kidnapping In Sugar Land
• Fort Bend Seniors Meals On Wheels Names 2010-2011 Board of Directors
• Suspected Armed Robber Shot By FBCSO Deputies
• Stafford High School To Host Vex Robotics Competition
• FBISD Schools Observe Red Ribbon Week
• Hightower High School’s Theatre Arts Department To Present Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew
• Dollar Tree Recalls Halloween Lanterns Due To Fire, Burn Hazards
• Hightower High School Class Of 2011 Supports Peer At Cy-Fair ISD High School
• Local Organizations Holding Information Session On Adoption, Foster Parenting
• More Than 750 ‘Celebrated Their Princesses’ To Raise Breast Cancer Awareness
• New Territory Students Boycotting Bus Tomorrow To Protest Possible Rezoning
• FBISD Wins Appeal, Declared A Recognized District By TEA
• Fort Bend Seniors Meals On Wheels Earns $1,500 Grant
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Up Again Last Week, Now Average $2.63 Per Gallon
• Clements High School’s Theatre Arts Booster Club To Host Haunted House
• MoCity Police Looking For Back Flow Brass Valve Thief
• Sugar Land Man Sentenced For Distributing Ecstasy
• MoCity SWAT Descends On Kidnappers Attempting To Collect Second Round Of Ransom Money
• Company Recalls Frozen Peas Due To Possibility Of Glass Fragments
• Early Voting Begins Today
• 17-year-old Robbed In First Colony Mall
• Lexington Creek Elementary Installs 2010-2011 Student Council
• Victims Response Team Holds Training Workshop
• Crime Stoppers Offering Reward For Suspect In Murder Of Rosenberg Pawn Shop Owner
• Motorcyclist Dies After Collision On Settlers Way In Sugar Land
• Fort Bend County Democratic Party Hosts Gubernatorial Candidate Bill White For Early Vote Rally
• Investigation Ongoing Into Possible Misuse Of Funds At Marshall High School
• Shape Up Sugar Land Welcomes New Board Members At Recent Meeting
• Fort Bend County Correctional Officer Dies After Battle with Cancer
• Local Restaurant Owner Presents A Check To Fort Bend Seniors Meals On Wheels
• Reynolds: I Didn’t Know There Was a Libertarian Candidate
• 19-year-old Gets 11 Years After Stealing A Car, Pulling A Gun On A Police Officer
• FBISD’s Extended Day Program To Host “Lights On Afterschool” Events
• Missouri City Firefighters Create “Home Fire Safety Survey”
• FBISD Board: Rice Abstains From Voting On Increase In Payment To Architectural Firm
• Babb Abstains From Voting On FBISD’s Legislative Agenda
• Mark Of Excellence Project Winners Named In FBISD
• Worker Dies In Fort Bend County After Becoming Trapped In Water Tank
• Drowned Diver Took Mask Off
• City Coalition Backing Ordinances To Block $150 Million Electric Rate Hike
• Gas Prices Jump More Than 6 Cents; Now Average $2.60 Per Gallon
• National Tour Of “9 To 5: The Musical” Coming To TUTS Nov. 9 – 21
• SMSD Approves 5-Year Plan For ‘Student Success’
• Two of Missouri City’s Gateway Corridors Receiving Improvements
• Shaw: ‘At No Time Did I Ask Anyone To Vote For The Bond Issue’
• Fort Bend County Health & Human Services Encourages Seasonal Flu Shot For Nearly All Residents
• MoCity Police Arrest Three Suspected Of Beating, Robbing Storage Facility Manager
• Firehouse Clowns Teach Fire Safety In Missouri City Schools
• FBISD Bus Drivers To Get Paid Sick Leave
• Rosenberg Man Beaten, Car Stolen
• FBISD Board To Consider Resolution Designed To Promote School Funding
• Schiff Elementary School Students Take Part In Constitution Day
• Classic Cars Coming To Downtown Rosenberg Next Weekend
• State Budget Decreases Could Have Negative Impact On Child Advocates Of Fort Bend
• FBISD Names October 2010 Employees Of The Month
• Ethics Complaint To Be Filed Over PBK Involvement With Pro-Bond Website
• Registration Information Changed On Pro-KISD Bond Issue Website
• Last Chance To Apply For Sugar Land 101 Quickly Approaching
• Joe Coleman Of Willowridge High School Named Region 4 Outstanding Principal Of The Year
• SLPD STEP Grant Totals $121,788 To Enforce Speed Limits
• Second Katy ISD Bond Information Meeting Sees Light Turnout
• Nov. 13 Motorcycle Ride To Benefit Fort Bend Youth
• Katy Bond Issue PAC Major Contributors Include Real Estate Companies, Engineers, Law Firm
• Engineering Firm With KISD Ties Registrant For Pro-Bond Website
• Fort Bend County Resident Appointed Director Of HMNS At Sugar Land
• MoCity Resident Turn Out For 27th Annual National Night Out
• Fort Bend ISD Staff Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Fort Bend County Taking Part In “Hog Out Month – Get The Hog Outta Texas”
• Family Of Alleged Crack Dealers Arrested In Rosenberg, Eight Children Living In Home
• Fort Bend Detectives Looking For Suspects In Armed Robbery Of Fresno Gas Station
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Rose 1.8 Cents Last Week, More Increases Predicted
• Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In MoCity Home
• Sugar Land Conducting Online Mobility Survey
• Local Girl Scout Earns Gold Award
• Daycare Ordinance Sparks Debate At MoCity Council Meeting
• Fort Bend ISD Medical Science Academy Students Visit Capitol Hill
• Baines Middle School Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With “The Power of Words”
• Texas Parkway/Cartwright Road Revitalization Project Soon Under Way
• MoCity Council Approves $9.5 Million Bond Sale
• Rosenberg Pawn Shop Owner Dies From Wounds Received During Sept. Armed Robbery
• Fort Bend County Democratic Party Announces Opening Of Missouri City Office
• Last Day To Register To Vote In Nov. 2 Election
• Callegari Keynote Speaker At Tomorrow’s Fort Bend Infrastructure Conference
• Missouri City’s Pet of the Week: Roscoe
• Groundbreaking Marks Start Of University Branch Library
• MoCity To Host Punt, Pass And Kick Competition
• Brothers Arrested, Investigation Reveals Second Story Of Fort Bend Home Designed To Grow Marijuana
• Daniel Menendez Serves As Delegate to Statewide Association Board
• Deaths prompt CPSC, FDA Warning On Infant Sleep Positioners
• Sugar Land Councilwoman Named Woman Of Distinction For 2011 Winter Ball
• Lake Olympia Middle School’s Mustang Band To Perform At Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure
• Morning Car Accident Sends Two To Hospital
• Green Joins President At White House As Small Business Jobs and Credit Act Is Signed Into Law
• Fisher-Price Recalls Millions Of Products Due To Several Reported Injuries
• Health Science Students At FBISD Schools View Live, Open-Heart Surgery
• Relocated MoCity AT&T Store To Open Tomorrow
• Fort Bend Gas Prices Drop 3 Cents To $2.51 Per Gallon, Still Up From Last Month
• Person Of Interest In MoCity Stabbing Death In Custody On Unrelated Charges, No Bond
• Telfair Wins “Community Of The Year” Award From Greater Houston Builders Association
• Sugar Land Resident Appointed To Board Governing New Texas Physician Health Program
• ‘Fields Of Faith’ Event Planned For Christian Youth
• FBISD’s School Health Advisory Council Receives State Award
• Quail Valley Elementary School Student Competes For Miss Pre-Teen Houston Title
• FBISD Police Chief David Rider Makes MDA’s Most Wanted List
• Four FBISD Students Named For The 2011 National Achievement Scholarship Program
• UT Reporter Says Campus Police Have ‘Confirmed’ Second Shooting Suspect
• “Gear Up for Your Future” Event Offers Tips For Life After High School
• Police Say They Are ‘Working Possibility Of Second Suspect’ In UT Shooting
• FBISD Town Hall: A District Progress Report Set For Nov. 4
• UT Officials Give ‘All Clear,’ Single Shooter Identified As Student
• UT Gunman Identified As 19-Year-Old Math Major
• MD Anderson In Sugar Land Brightens The Plaza With Pink Lighting In Honor Of Breast Cancer Awareness
• Gunman Dead, No Other Injuries Reported In UT Library Shooting
• UT Police Searching For Possible Second Suspect In Library Shooting
• Pregnant Woman Stabbed, Killed In Missouri City Home
• Richmond Police Department Participating In National Night Out
• Missouri City’s AM Radio Station Now On The Air
• MoCity Nurse Selected For UTHealth’s Accelerated PhD Scholars Program
• MD Anderson And St. Luke’s Present Free Luncheon On Breast Cancer And Family History
• Restored 1966 Mustang Highlights Arc’s 32nd Best In The West Event
• Fort Bend Area Randalls Pharmacies Now Offering High-Dose Flu Vaccines
• Missouri City Smoking Ban Takes Effect Oct. 1
• Dist. 22 Democratic Candidate Rogers Says Olson Wants To “Watch The Titanic Sink” To Gai
• Rosenberg Police Department Participating In National Night Out
• MoCity Tax Rate Remains The Same
• New Theater In Sugar Land Town Square To Hold Open House
• Designs In Gems Opens In Sugar Land Town Square
• Accredo Packaging Inc. To Expand Manufacturing Facility In Sugar Land
• Fort Bend County’s Career Fair To Be Held In Rosenberg
• Free TelfairLife International Music Festival Set For Oct. 2
• Some Similac Formulas Recalled Due To Chance Of Beetles In Powder
• MoCity Police Respond To Drive-by Shooting
• Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Serves Senior Citizens At Fair Luncheon
• SMSD Approves Lower Tax Rate
• Garden Volunteers Needed In Sugar Land
• Sugar Land Launches Facebook Page
• Junior Baseball Star At Austin High School
• Fort Bend County Narcotics Task Force To Join DEA In National Prescription Take Back Campaign
• Stadium Site Finalized In Sugar Land
• Fifty-one FBISD 2011 National Merit Semifinalists Named
• Woman Punched In Face, Car Stolen At Stafford IHOP
• Owner Of Run-Down Home Given More Time To Complete Repairs
• Katy Man Gets 48 Years For Killing His Wife
• Detectives Asking For Help Finding Suspect In Fourth Of July Armed Robbery
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Up Again Last Week, Now Averaging $2.51 Per Gallon
• Fort Bend ISD Introduces Atomic Learning To Promote Use Of Technology
• Registration Open For FBISD’s Annual Community Connect Conference
• Sponsorships Available For 2011 Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
• MD Anderson In Sugar Land Hosts Free Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar
• Sugar Land To Hold Public Safety Open House
• Fundraising Efforts Help With Purchase Of New SWAT Van
• SLPD Arrests 14 During Highway Safety Enforcement Initiative
• Neglected Home Could Be Declared A ‘Public Nuisance,’ Owners Ordered To Repair Or Demoli
• Rosenberg Police Department Seeks Assistance For Family Of Officer Injured In Motorcycle Accident
• Richmond Police Asking For Help Identifying Theft/Credit Card Abuse Suspects
• Orchestra To Host Strings Open House
• LCISD Students Take Part In Leadership Academy
• Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Deputies To Participate In National Night Out
• Oak Bend To Hold Family Heart Health Fair Tomorrow
• MoCity Earns Scenic Certification For Superior Community Standards
• International Festival And Model Search Now Seeking Models, Volunteers And Entertainment Groups.
• Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Recognized By American Legion Post 567 Of Richmond
• FBISD Board Tables Two Contract Changes Totaling Almost $400,000
• St. Laurence Catholic School Announces 16th Annual Golf Classic
• Foster Baseball Wins Berth To TASO Championship
• Rosenberg Pawn Shop Owner Shot In Chest
• FBISD Names 2010 September Employees Of The Month
• Fort Bend County To Break Ground For University Branch Library
• Commonwealth Elementary Students Take Part In ‘Camp Invention’
• Special Needs Parents Feeling The Effect Of Budget Cuts
• International Company Chooses Sugar Land For Its Second U.S. Location
• Parents Tell Board That New Transportation Policy Puts Children At Risk
• Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Presents Hard Hats For Little Heads At First Colony Mall
• With Medical Bills Mounting, Garage Sale To Benefit Recently ‘Deputized’ Correctional Of
• Violent Crime Down, Property Crime Up In MoCity, Sugar Land
• Reel ‘Em In At Missouri City’s KIDFISH Event!
• FBISD Board Approves Tax Rate
• Man Robs MoCity Valero
• Questions Raised By Board Concerning District’s Bidding Process
• Sugar Land Resident Sentenced To Prison For Stealing More Than $600,000 From Employer
• Missouri City Names New Parks & Recreation Director
• FBISD Board To Vote On $1.34 Tax Rate
• Missouri City’s 27th Annual National Night Out Kicks Off With Two Saturday Events In October
• Randalls Campaign Will Send 238 Kids To Muscular Dystrophy Camp
• MoCity Murder May Have Been A Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Up 4.2 Cents, Average Now At $2.48 Per Gallon
• Deadline Approaching To Register To Vote In November General Election
• Man Robs Shell Gas Station At Gunpoint
• Producers For ABC’s ‘Supernanny’ Holding Houston-Area Casting Call
• $522,145 Of Seized Currency Distributed Among Sheriff’s Office And Local Law Enforcement Agenc
• LCISD To Show President’s Speech, Parents Must Opt-Out By Monday
• FBISD’s Annual Academy Expo To Be Held Oct. 27
• Casting Company Looking For Area Singles To Appear In New Reality Series
• Sugar Land Cowboys Hold School Supply Drive For FBISD’s Shared Dreams Program
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Continue To Drop, Now Averaging $2.43 Per Gallon
• Dollar General Robbed, Rosenberg Police Searching For Suspect
• Sugar Land To Hold Open House At City Hall
• Richmond, Rosenberg Residents Busted For Smuggling Cell Phones To Inmates
• Cross Creek Ranch To Host Second Annual ‘Celebrate Your Princess’ Cancer Awareness Walk
• FBISD Schools To Decide Individually If Students Will Watch President’s Speech
• Baseball Stadium: Light Not A Problem, Rock Concerts Could Be
• Rosenberg City Council Presents September Beautification Awards
• Grapes On The Brazos Returns To The Fort Bend County Fair
• American Red Cross’ Super Ball X Announces Honorary Chairmen
• Road Rage Leads To Assault In Sugar Land
• Golf Legend Kathy Whitworth To Be Featured At The “Dulles Classic”
• Booths Available At Missouri City’s Community-Wide Garage Sale
• Man Robbed At Knifepoint At Sugar Land Gas Station
• Sugar Land Council Approves Budget, Tax Rate Remains The Same
• Three Finalists Announced In Name Sugar Land’s Team Contest
• SLPD, DEA Ready For First-Ever Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Flash Flood Warning Issued Due To Line Of Thunderstorms Headed Towards Fort Bend County
• Tornado Watch Issued For Fort Bend County
• Child Advocates Of Fort Bend Offers Evening Training Class
• New Territory Boy Scouts Explore Alaska
• Tropical Storm Hermine Likely To Make Landfall In Mexico This Evening, Will Bring More Rain
• Stephen F. Austin Marching Band And Angels Dance Team Preparing For Grand Nationals
• Driver Runs Red Light, Nine Taken To Hospital
• Rosenberg Resident Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Fluor’s Global Backpack Project Benefits Blue Ridge Elementary Students
• Former Richmond Resident Sentenced For Selling Counterfeit Cisco Parts To Bureau Of Prisons
• Tornado Watch Extended Until 8 p.m.
• Flash Flood Watch Issued For Fort Bend County
• Man Sentenced To Life 20 Years After Rape, Murder Of Missouri City Woman
• Amber Alert Cancelled, Abducted Nine-Month-Old Girl Recovered Unharmed
• Breast Cancer Survivors Offering Support
• Local Girl Scouts Earn Double Silver Award
• Amber Alert: Police Seeking Man Who Abducted Nine-Month-Old Girl
• Congressman Al Green Hosts Sixth Annual Health Fair
• Texas Children’s Hospital Pediatric Experts Host Free Program For Parents
• Registration Open For ‘Gobble Hobble Fun Run And Walk”
• Storm Debris Cleanup Could Take A Couple Of Weeks In Rosenberg
• End Of Construction Means End Of Bus Service For Mission Oaks Elementary Students
• Six Arrested That Could Be Responsible For More Than 100 Residential Burglaries
• Woman Robbed At Knifepoint In Sugar Land
• Missing Woman Found In Kroger Parking Lot
• Indecent Exposure Reported At Sugar Land Movie Theater
• St. Laurence Catholic School Holds Back To School Social
• SMSD Hosts Parent Orientation Nights
• Private School In Sugar Land Sees 36 Percent Increase In Enrollment
• Early Morning Stabbing May Have Been Self-inflicted
• SMSD Engineering Academy Earns National Certification In ‘Project Lead The Way’ Program
• Fort Bend Detectives Looking For Mentally Challenged Missing Woman
• Arc Of Fort Bend Awarded $5,000 Grant For Employment Assistance Program
• Allstate Recognizes Richmond Entrepreneur For Top Performance
• George Ranch High School Student To Appear In TUTS’ Upcoming Production Of ‘Tommy’
• SMSD Budget Includes Surplus And Cuts Taxes
• Rosenberg City Offices Closed Labor Day, No Trash Collection
• Juvenile Injured In Drive-by Shooting
• New Territory Resident Celebrating Her Birthday By Raising Money For Breast Cancer Research
• FBISD Trustee: Experience On Board Not What He Expected
• Fort Bend ISD to Host Annual Band Night Oct. 4
• Bally’s Fitness Agrees To Settlement In Misleading ‘Past-Due’ Mailings
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Area Continue To Fall, Now Average $2.46 Per Gallon
• Fruiti Pops Brand Mamey Frozen Fruit Bars Recalled Due To Typhoid Risk
• Education To Be The Focus At Chamber’s September luncheon
• Photos Needed For Sugar Land’s 2011 Calendar
• American Red Cross’ Super Ball X Hosts Volunteer Kick Off Event In Sugar Land
• Houston Hot Sauce Festival Coming To Stafford
• Study Results On Quality Of Life Stadium Impacts Expected Sept. 7
• Central Fort Bend Chamber Announces Members Of 2011 Leadership Class
• Golf Tournament To Benefit The Injured Deputies Fund
• State Rep. Charlie Howard Signs Pledge With Texans
• Mercer Stadium Damaged In Monday Night’s Storm
• Thomas Abraham Elected Texas Municipal League’s Region 14 Regional Director
• 19-Year-Old Shot, Killed While In Front Of Missouri City Home
• Local Track Star One Of The Fastest 9-Year-Olds In The Nation
• Texana Board Presents Heroes Award
• The Imperial Theatre Opens In Town Square
• Sheriff’s Office Delivers More Than 315 Backpacks To Local Students
• Golf Tournament To Benefit Richmond Police Department
• Fort Bend ISD Seeks Volunteers For Dropout Recovery Walk
• Randalls Grocery Chain To Offer Flu Vaccinations For Fort Bend Area Residents
• School Districts Will Not Appeal Minimum Grade Ban
• Sidewalk Repair Abandoned In Plantation Park After Contractors Were “Harassed”
• 800 Still Without Power In Fort Bend
• Fort Bend County “Well Served” By Ham Radio Operators During Storm
• Sugar Land Man Convicted Of Health Care Fraud
• Continental Poly Bags To Expand In Sugar Land
• More Than 25,000 Without Power In Fort Bend
• Deputies: Fresno Man Charged With Murder After Confessing To Stabbing His Brother
• Fort Bend Area Gas Prices Drop 3 Cents, Now Averaging $2.51 Per Gallon
• SNAP Mobile Clinic Coming To Fort Bend For Free Spaying/Neutering
• Information Released On Mall Parking Lot Attempted Robbery
• Houston Woman Convicted Of DWI By Fort Bend Jury
• Sugar Land Announces Storm Debris Removal Plan
• FBC Democratic Party Names Executive Director Of Coordinated Campaign
• Randall’s DonatesTo The Texana Learning Center At Sugar Land
• No Details On Robbery In Mall Parking Lot
• Two Arrested After Observant Neighbor Calls Deputies To Report A Burglary
• Fresno Man Confesses To Stabbing His Brother
• Triumph Hospital-Sugar Land Announces Additions To Staff
• School Is In Session, School Zone Speed Limits Enforced
• Sugar Land Girl Scouts Tour Europe
• You Guessed It: Fort Bend Under Heat Advisory For At Least Another Day
• SLPD Holds Labor Day Holiday Enforcement Initiative
• Sugar Land Creates Speakers Bureau For Baseball Stadium Project
• Katy Junior High Teacher Charged With Distributing Child Porn
• Application Deadline Nearing For High School Students’ Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council
• Sugar Land Resident Arrested After Pulling Knife On Baker’s Street Pub Employees
• Weekend Weather: Hot And Dry
• DEA Heads First-ever Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-back Day
• Fulshear City Council Approves Development Of Tax Abatement Policy
• Katy Man Arrested By Federal Task Force For Distribution Of Child Pornography
• Vouchers Available For MoCity Residents Needing To Dispose Of Hazardous Waste
• Sponsorships Available For Dragon Boat Regatta
• Applications Available For Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council
• Memorial Sugar Land ER Named Among Top-Performing Emergency Centers
• Another Heat Advisory For Fort Bend County
• Richmond Man Robbed In Driveway
• MoCity Council To Consider Solid Waste Collection Contract With Republic Services
• Attorney: DeLay Cleared Of Charges By The Justice Department
• Houston Community College Wins Center Of Excellence Award
• Sugar Land Rotary ShrimpFest 2010 Set For Sept. 11
• Breaking News: It Is Still Hot
• MoCity Council Approves $9.5 Million Bond Sale
• Stafford Man Shoots Wife, Self
• Gas Prices In Fort Bend Area Drop by 2.1 Cents, Now Averaging $2.55 Per Gallon
• Fashion Show, Clothing Drive To Benefit Fort Bend County Women’s Center
• Suspected Illegal Immigrant Arrested For Sugar Land Home Invasion
• “Groovy Party” To Benefit Fort Bend Seniors
• MoCity Council Approves Contract With Republic Services
• Sugar Land Superstar Finalists Compete Tomorrow
• Green Presents the U.S. 90A Commuter Rail Project To Fort Bend County’s Business Community
• Nearly 300 LCISD Parents Turn Out For Annual ‘Parent Chat’
• MoCity Civic Organization Awards Five Scholarships
• Police: Murder Victim May Have Been Followed Home From Houston
• Two LCISD Schools Holding Longhorn Roundup
• Dropout Recovery Walk Scheduled For September
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Fort Bend County
• Richmond Fetches New PetSmart
• No Homestead Deduction in Richmond

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