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Local News
Woman accused of posing as non-existent twin autistic sister to sexually assault caregiver
A 29-year-old woman is accused of luring a caregiver to her house for sexual gratification by pretending to be autistic, according to Pearland authorities. Read more >
Bail reform coming for Harris County's misdemeanor offenders
A new bail system will be implemented in Harris County after the old system was found to be unconstitutional. Read more >
Caught on camera: Accused serial robber struck by police officer's vehicle
When police officers talk about the use of deadly force, that usually doesn’t include using their patrol car to stop a suspect -- but that’s exactly what a Pasadena police officer did to take down a robbery suspect who is accused of pointing a pistol at him. Read more >
Texas News
STAAR tests no more? State rep files bill to eliminate exams
A Texas state representative has filed a bill to eliminate the STAAR test. Read more >
National News
President Trump denies Pelosi military aircraft for war zone trip
President Donald Trump said Thursday he was denying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a military plane for a trip to Afghanistan that was set to begin in the afternoon, a tit-for-tat retaliation that deepened the divide between the leaders and brought the government no closer to reopening. Read more >