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2 women found dead inside Montgomery County home after shooting; suspect in custody
Authorities say a 57-year-old military veteran is charged with capital murder after two women were found shot to death inside a home on Shoreview Drive near Conroe. Investigators say the suspect rammed a vehicle into the house before going inside and shooting his estranged wife, who was in her 50s, and her mother, who was in her 80s. He is now in custody as the case moves forward.
Multiple house fires reported in Dickinson; several families displaced
Emergency crews responded to multiple house fires Monday afternoon in Dickinson that damaged several homes and forced residents to evacuate. Officials said at least one fire spread to nearby structures, leaving multiple people without a place to stay. Investigators are still working to determine what caused the fires.
Parents demand stronger safety measures after 3 gun-related incidents in one week at Klein ISD schools
Parents in Klein ISD are calling for tighter campus security after three separate incidents involving firearms happened within one week. In one case, a gun was discharged in a school restroom, in another a person with a holstered weapon entered a campus office, and in a third incident a student brought a handgun to school. Families say the events have shaken their trust in school safety procedures.
55% of TSA officers call out at Houston Hobby Airport during government shutdown
More than half of TSA officers scheduled to work at William P. Hobby Airport did not report for duty during the federal government shutdown, raising concerns about long security lines and airport safety. The staffing shortage comes as travel demand remains high, especially during spring break.
Houston Rodeo updates dress code policy during final week of RodeoHouston — what to know before you go
RodeoHouston officials updated the dress code for the final week of the event after debate online about attire. The policy clarifies what clothing is allowed inside NRG Park, with restrictions aimed at keeping the event family-friendly and safe. Organizers say guests should review the rules before heading to the rodeo to avoid delays at the entrance.