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Woman sentenced in 2021 home invasion that left couple, 6-year-old daughter dead (opens the original)
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Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer HOUSTON – A woman charged in a 2021 home invasion that left a couple and their 6-year-old daughter dead, and a 10-year-old girl injured, pleaded guilty Tuesday. Alexus Williams was charged with three counts of capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for her role in the triple homicide, which happened June 30, 2021, according to charging documents. Williams was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the deaths of Gregory Carhee, Don
Pride banners installed on Westheimer in Montrose (opens the original)
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Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer HOUSTON – Pride banners are back on Westheimer in Houston’s Montrose Cultural District, bringing a visible display of LGBTQIA+ representation back to a corridor with deep ties to the community. Pride Houston 365, Mayor John Whitmire and Houston City Council Member Joe Panzarella announced Tuesday that the banners will be installed on 10 CenterPoint light poles along Westheimer Road, from just east of Taft Street to Montrose Boulevard. The installa
Texas insurance rule clarifies insurers can't deny coverage based only on roof age (opens the original)
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Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer Texas homeowners have new clarification on what insurance companies can and cannot consider when deciding whether to provide or renew a homeowners policy. The Texas Department of Insurance said insurance companies cannot deny or refuse to renew a homeowners insurance policy simply because a home or its roof is older. Under the clarified rule, insurers can still consider the physical condition of a home and its components, including the roof, wirin
Brazoria County sheriff’s son Austin Stallman dies after heatstroke during training (opens the original)
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Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer BRAZORIA COUNTY, Texas – Austin Stallman, the son of Brazoria County Sheriff Bo Stallman, has died after suffering a heatstroke during a training program in College Station two weeks ago, the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday. The sheriff’s office announced Stallman’s death early Tuesday morning, saying the family is heartbroken. According to the sheriff’s office, Stallman suffered a heatstroke while participating in a training program
LIVE RADAR: Isolated showers moving into Houston area (opens the original)
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Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer Track severe weather with the StormTracker team's live radar. – Rain chances at the start of the week are low. Isolated showers and storms are possible Tuesday, but most of us will stay dry. Wednesday tracking spotty sea breeze showers but it is far from a wash out. More Stories Like This In Our Email Newsletter Copyright 2026 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
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