David Marcaurele, a seasoned law enforcement veteran with over 30 years of experience, was sworn in as the new police chief of El Campo on June 1. According to the El Campo Leader-News, Marcaurele has strong ties to the community, as he has lived in El Campo for his entire life. The El Campo City … Read more
In a virtual hearing, Judge Polly Spencer granted the Luther Hotel estate an additional week, until June 6, to provide a report on attorney fees. The previous owner, Jack Findley, and his sister opposed the demolition of the hotel, but it remains unclear why the investors intend to demolish it. A face-to-face hearing is scheduled … Read more
Phillips 66 recently honored eight exceptional science and math teachers, including two from Matagorda County, as part of their Science/Math Teacher Recognition Award program. The initiative recognizes dedicated educators who make a positive impact on students’ lives. In addition to recognition, each recipient receives a personal bonus check of $1,000 and a certificate. Congrats to … Read more
Sugar Land businessman Mike Khan will challenge Precinct 3 Commissioner Andy Meyers for the Republican nomination. The race is heating up, with Khan’s official announcement following Taral Patel, a former chief of staff to Fort Bend County Judge KP George, becoming the first Democrat to announce his candidacy.
The Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office has arrested a man named Andrew Huwar, who is accused of setting fire to a probation office. Huwar, who was already on probation for a stalking charge, has now been charged with arson. The announcement was made during a news conference on Wednesday afternoon.
A man from Richmond, Akintunde Oyewale, has been sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison for committing health fraud. He operated a home health company called Grace Healthcare Services LLC and was found guilty of billing Medicare for unnecessary or nonexistent health services. He’s been ordered to pay $1.4 million in restitution to Medicare.
That Mexican OT, a rapper from Bay City, TX, is an exciting rising talent in the Texas music scene. He’s about to drop his highly anticipated album this summer, but you can get a taste of what’s to come with his latest single called “Johnny Dang,” featuring Drodi & Paul Wall. It’s out now on … Read more
The hurricane season kicks off today, so officials are urging everyone to get ready ASAP! They’re saying that being prepared in advance can make a huge difference if a big storm heads our way. Forecasters think the 2023 season might not be as intense as the past ones, but stock up and be ready, just … Read more
Texas anglers are gearing up for Free Fishing Day on June 3rd. No license needed to fish in public water. It’s a fantastic chance for experienced anglers to share their passion and expertise with newcomers. Remember, buying a fishing license supports conservation and fisheries management.
Bay City’s Code Enforcement Director, Dan Shook, is cracking down on illegal dumping. Whether it’s tossing trash into dumpsters without permission or littering on the roads, he’s ready to take action. Punishments range from citations to felony arrests, depending on the amount dumped. Even a small act of dumping can lead to big consequences.