Search underway for alleged peeping Tom in Fort Bend County, neighbors report
Residents of a recently constructed subdivision south of Rosenberg expressed concern Friday following multiple cases of a man caught on surveillance cameras peeking into homes, climbing into yards, and leaving many neighbors worried for their safety.
Rosenberg woman sentenced to 65 years in prison for stealing over $200K from her employer over 2 years
A Fort Bend County jury sentenced a 46-year old Rosenberg woman to 65 years in prison after finding her guilty of theft and misapplication of fiduciary property on May 19, according to the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office.
Rosenberg water might smell, taste differently in the coming weeks; Here’s why, authorities say
The City of Rosenberg said its water system will temporarily convert the disinfectant used in the water distribution system from chloramine to free chlorine. The conversion will begin on June 6, and continue through June 26.
The TSTC Foundation receives $28,000 donation from Saber Power Field Services
The TSTC Foundation recently received a $28,000 donation from Saber Power Field Services LLC, a NETA Accredited Company serving the electric utility, petrochemical, municipal, industrial/commercial, renewable, and oil and gas industries, on behalf of Texas State Technical College's Electrical Power and Controls (EPC) program.
myrgv.com‘I didn’t think y’all would get here so fast’: Man sentenced to 10 years in prison after stealing $4K in cash, threatening bank employees in Fort Bend County
A Fort Bend County man is now facing 10 years in prison after he stole $4,000 from a bank and threatened bank employees that he had a bomb, authorities said Thursday.
Terry takes 31st 'Battle of the 'Berg' in dramatic fashion over Lamar Consolidated
ROSENBERG — The sophomore backup quarterback who had dealt with back strains all week and barely practiced watched the starter go down and confidently, persistently, assured his coach he was ready. The junior receiver, who had noticed the defense's odd inattentiveness towards him, told the coach to call his number with the game on the line.
At least 10 people bail from stolen truck during chase in Brazoria County
DAMON, Texas – At least 10 people ran from the scene Wednesday where a stolen truck got stuck in the mud during a chase in Brazoria County. The chase ended in a field near a river off County Road 4 and County Road 522. According to Rosenberg police, the vehicle was reported stolen from Beeville. The vehicle traveled into Brazoria County before crashing through a fence and get stuck in the mud. According to police, 10 to 15 people jumped from the truck and ran into the brush.
Texas is one of the worst states for women, survey finds
The flag of the state of Texas flaps in the wind in Rosenberg, Texas, in this undated file image. HOUSTON – A recent survey ranks Texas as one of the worst states for women in terms of economy and well-being. The report from WalletHub, surveyed 50 states, including D.C., across 25 key metrics, including median earnings by state, education and homicide rates. Texas was ranked lowest in women who voted in the 2016 Presidential Election, preventative health care such as contraception and have the most uninsured women in the country. Minnesota, Maine and Vermont rounded up the top 3 best states for women, while Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi finished at the bottom of the list.
Thousands flock to food, water giveaways across Houston area
RICHMOND, Texas – Thousands showed up to community food and water giveaways in Rosenberg, Richmond and Missouri City Wednesday. Some waited for hours to make sure they would get some food and water. The need for food and water still so great for many Houston area families. They depend on these food giveaways and say this is saving lives. Boys and Girls Club will also host several more giveaways this week.
University of Houston football player accused of choking his girlfriend, records show
HOUSTON – A University of Houston freshman football player is accused of choking his girlfriend during an argument, court records show. Chidozie Nwankwo (Harris County Sheriff's Office)Records indicate that Nwankwo’s girlfriend of three years said she was choked during a heated argument on Jan. 28 at Nwankwo’s apartment where she’d been staying. The argument, she claims in court documents, started when she asked him for help with her hair. According to the University of Houston, Nwankwo is defensive lineman. The University of Houston issued this statement Monday:“We are aware of the serious allegations regarding Chidozie Nwankwo.
Motorcyclist who fled traffic stop busted in Sugar Land when he ran out of gas, police say
A motorcyclist who fled police during a traffic stop was caught, police said, when he stopped for gas in Sugar Land, police said Friday. According to Rosenberg Police, Fernando Verdin ignored an officer’s attempt to pull him over and sped away; however, was caught by Sugar Land Police Department officers when he stopped to get gas. Verdin was arrested and taken to county jail. The 24-year-old now faces a state jail felony of evading arrest or detention in a motor vehicle.
Rosenberg’s Black Cowboy Museum raising funds to expand museum to Richmond
ROSENBERG, Texas – When you step inside the Black Cowboy Museum in Rosenberg, it’s like a walk back in time. “It’s important to know your past to know where everything came from, what everything is,” said owner and founder of the Black Cowboy Museum, Larry Callies. The word ‘boy’ meant a servant and back in the 1800s, the Black cowboy was the only cowboy. Where he can continue to teach the world about the first cowboy ... the Black cowboy. For more on how you can help the Black Cowboy Museum, click www.blackcowboymuseum.com.
5 things for Houstonians to know for Monday, Feb. 1
Here are things to know for Monday, Feb. 1:1. Officials said the body of Benito Gutierrez was found in the Brazos River a short time after beginning their search. “The program overestimated the amount of vaccine needed, so doses are being given back to the states.”Read more. Watson removes Houston Texans mentions from social mediaWatson is in a heated battle with Texans management after demanding a trade request. Toys R Us closes last 2 US stores, including location at Galleria mallThe only two Toys R Us stores that opened in November 2019 as part of a small U.S. comeback attempt by the iconic toy chain have now closed.
75-year-old man reported missing in Rosenberg found dead, Texas EquuSearch says
ROSENBERG, Texas – Texas EquuSearch ended the search Saturday morning for a 75-year-old man who was last seen in Rosenberg. Officials said the body of Benito Gutierrez was found in the Brazos River a short time after beginning their search. Volunteers with Texas Equusearch conducted a search near the Brazos River and U.S. Highway 59. Gutierrez was last seen alive Thursday. After the discovery of his body, Texas Equusearch posted an update saying “we ask that everyone please keep Benito Gutierrez’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this tragic times in their lives.”
‘We have families’: Fort Bend County bar owners face setback with reopenings being reversed
“We all have mortgages and car payments, kids and it’s just a really scary situation,” Bryden said. Bryden said this is the third time her bar was ordered to shut down and this time her family’s savings are dwindling. Over in Sugar Land, Linda Flowers the owner of Gridiron Bar and Grill is also feeling the pain. “You know the bartenders this is their livelihood, the cooks this is their livelihood as well as the owners,” said Flowers. Her restaurant has to reduce capacity to 50%, which means less revenue for her and potentially fewer hours for her staff.
As non-COVID-19 patients return to Chicago-area emergency rooms, doctors see skyrocketing blood pressure and other side effects of delays in care. Its terrible, and its frightening.
Rosenberg cited the example of a 40-year-old man who went to his family doctor in New Jersey with chest pain; the doctor told him to go to the emergency room. The man was afraid of contracting COVID-19 and didnt go. The pain continued, on and off the next day, and during a trip to his local bank, the man had a massive heart attack and died.
chicagotribune.comThese school districts near Fort Bend have updated their plans for coronavirus
These school districts near Fort Bend have updated their plans for coronavirusFort Bend County health care professionals answer calls from the public and health care providers inside a call center Thursday, March 5, 2020, at the Fort Bend County annex in Rosenberg. less Fort Bend County health care professionals answer calls from the public and health care providers inside a call center Thursday, March 5, 2020, at the Fort Bend County annex in Rosenberg. Lamar CISD noted that state laws regarding students school attendance still apply, but that the attendance of medically fragile students will be judged on a case-by-case basis. Custodians in Fort Bend ISD and Lamar CISD already have been using hospital-grade cleaning products to disinfect campuses daily, according to the districts websites, and will continue to do so. Fort Bend ISD, Pearland ISD and several other districts also have set up websites dedicated to their evolving responses to the new coronavirus known as COVID-19.
chron.comThese school districts near Fort Bend have updated their plans for coronavirus
These school districts near Fort Bend have updated their plans for coronavirusFort Bend County health care professionals answer calls from the public and health care providers inside a call center Thursday, March 5, 2020, at the Fort Bend County annex in Rosenberg. less Fort Bend County health care professionals answer calls from the public and health care providers inside a call center Thursday, March 5, 2020, at the Fort Bend County annex in Rosenberg. Lamar CISD noted that state laws regarding students school attendance still apply, but that the attendance of medically fragile students will be judged on a case-by-case basis. Custodians in Fort Bend ISD and Lamar CISD already have been using hospital-grade cleaning products to disinfect campuses daily, according to the districts websites, and will continue to do so. Fort Bend ISD, Pearland ISD and several other districts also have set up websites dedicated to their evolving responses to the new coronavirus known as COVID-19.
chron.comAlcohol testing coming for Rosenberg city council members
ROSENBERG, Texas (KTRK) -- The Rosenberg city council approved by 4-3 vote a member's proposal to mandate drug and alcohol testing on elected officials, but with a catch.Council member Isaac Davila's mandatory testing was on the agenda for Tuesday's city council meeting. Davila also said he believes some council members aren't sober during council meetings. He said Davila's allegation that council members are drinking before meetings isn't true. "No matter the motive, Rosenberg neighbors ABC13 spoke with don't seem to mind the idea of elected officials receiving drug and alcohol screenings. "Mandatory drug and alcohol testing would be hard to adopt, according to attorney Gerry Birnberg.
abc13.comCity leader suspects members drink on job; proposes testing
MANDATORY DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING: Tonight, Rosenberg council will discuss mandatory drug and alcohol testing on itself and the mayor. On @abc13houston at 5pm, why the proposal could spark at heated debate in chambers tonight. Davila also said he believes some council members aren't sober during council meetings. "No matter the motive, Rosenberg neighbors ABC13 spoke with don't seem to mind the idea of elected officials receiving drug and alcohol screenings. "Mandatory drug and alcohol testing would be hard to adopt, according to attorney Gerry Birnberg.
abc13.comDrug testing of city council? Rosenberg councilman wants it
MANDATORY DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING: Tonight, Rosenberg council will discuss mandatory drug and alcohol testing on itself and the mayor. pic.twitter.com/JCkGAfEb88 Nick Natario (@NickABC13) December 3, 2019ROSENBERG, Texas (KTRK) -- A Rosenberg city council member is asking for mandatory drug and alcohol testing on elected officials because he believes some are drinking before council meetings.Council member Isaac Davila's mandatory testing proposal is on the agenda for Tuesday's city council meeting.He said elected officials should be held to the same standards as city employees. Davila also said he believes some council members aren't sober during council meetings. "No matter the motive, Rosenberg neighbors ABC13 spoke with don't seem to mind the idea of elected officials receiving drug and alcohol screenings. "Mandatory drug and alcohol testing would be hard to adopt, according to attorney Gerry Birnberg.
abc13.comVideo shows Sugar Land shooting suspect at Buc-ee's parking lot, police say
Sugar Land police say he may be involved in a shooting that happened last week in #Greatwood. They considered the suspects armed and dangerous @abc13houston pic.twitter.com/0puU1PSemx Marla Carter (@MarlaABC13) November 25, 2019SUGAR LAND, Texas (KTRK) -- Sugar Land police hope newly released surveillance video will help catch two shooting suspects.The video shows a suspect walking in the parking lot at the Buc-ee's at 1243 Crabb River Rd. "She said another vehicle showed up, and that's when she saw a man with a gun start shooting. Matt Levan with Sugar Land police.The victims were sent to the hospital, where they both survived their injuries.Police say one suspect took off in a vehicle. "Anyone with information should call the Sugar Land Police Department at (281) 275-2540 or Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at (281) 342-TIPS (8477).
abc13.comCheck out this weekends Fort Bend County Fair concert lineup
Oct. 4-6 is the last weekend of the 83rd annual Fort Bend County Fair happening at 4310 Hwy. 6 S., Rosenberg. The Fort Bend County Fair offers a variety of entertainment, including nightly rodeos, carnival rides, livestock shows, shopping and food vendors. All admission tickets also include admission to concerts. Here is the remaining lineup:Oct. 4Robert Ray (opener)Neal McCoy (headliner)Oct. 5David Lewis (opener)Jody Booth (headliner)Oct. 6Jake Hooker (headliner)For more information on tickets or the fairs schedule, visit http://fortbendcountyfair.com or call the fair office at 281-342-6171.
communityimpact.comLeftover 'garage sale' signs could cost you $2,000
Rosenberg is cracking down on signs on right-of-ways, and utility poles, including garage sales. The mayor is asking people to call police with plate #s if they see someone placing a sign. The signs include business advertising and garage sales.In a now-deleted social media post, Mayor William Benton warned neighbors the problem was so out of hand that "the city will escalate removing left out 'Garage Sale' signs and other bandit signs and writing citations. "Benton went on to add, "If you see folks installing bandit signs in the right-of-way, or on utility poles, feel free to get their license plate number and report it to police. They told us no tickets were issued, and right now code enforcement is focused on removing signs and educating the public.If cited, a person could be fined upwards of $2,000.
abc13.comMan kills ex-girlfriend's parents before turning gun on himself: deputies
@CaitilinPIO and @JessicaReyesPIO en route and will be POC for media. pic.twitter.com/spD9KR9COQ FBCSO Texas (@FBCSO) July 30, 2019*Shooting Update* 2 DOAs, 1 victim with non-critical injury and suspected shooter is critically injured with self inflicted wound. He was flown to the hospital after deputies say he shot himself. Hours later, he was pronounced dead.The sheriff's office said they were never called to this home before.The shooting spree has left neighbors in disbelief. "Investigators have not released the names of the man and woman who were killed.
abc13.comAt least 2 dead in Fort Bend County shooting
Shooting: Navajo Rd / Comanche south of Rosenberg. Unknown number of victims at this time. @CaitilinPIO and @JessicaReyesPIO en route and will be POC for media. pic.twitter.com/spD9KR9COQ FBCSO Texas (@FBCSO) July 30, 2019*Shooting Update* 2 DOAs, 1 victim with non-critical injury and suspected shooter is critically injured with self inflicted wound. Media staging at 5102 Navajo St. Caitilin Espinosa (@CaitilinPIO) July 30, 2019ROSENBERG, Texas (KTRK) -- At least two people are dead in a shooting that left one victim injured and the suspected shooter in critical condition, deputies said.The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office confirmed the incident Tuesday afternoon in the area of Navajo Court and Comanche Boulevard, south of Rosenberg.Skyeye13 flew over the scene where investigators taped off a black SUV.
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