Bryan Sarabia
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Brother of late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla sues sister for $1M over estate, documents show (opens the original)
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NUECES COUNTY, Texas -- The brother of the late singer Selena Quintanilla has filed a lawsuit against his sister and the production companies she manages for more than $1 million over the Tejano star's estate, according to court documents obtained by ABC13. The civil lawsuit was filed last week in Nueces County, where, according to the lawsuit, both Abraham "A.B." Quintanilla III and Suzette Quintanilla Arriaga reside. A.B. is suing Suzette along with Q Production, Inc. and Q Productions, Inc.,
Puppy rescue leads to discovery of sidewalk hazard near school, Little York Fire Department says (opens the original)
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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- First responders rescued fluffy friends taking refuge under a sidewalk, then dug deeper and found a large void that posed a potential hazard to pedestrians. A bystander called firefighters after spotting a puppy underneath a sidewalk on Wednesday, according to the Little York Fire Department. They added that crews rescued a pup, but quickly discovered there were more. Two Harris County Pets Officers were called to assist crews in rescuing two more dogs, LYFD said.
'Batmobile' gets flat tire on the side of the Gulf Freeway, cameras show (opens the original)
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Cameras captured the moment a tow truck came to the rescue of the superhero who's usually doing the rescuing. WEBSTER, Texas (KTRK) -- The bat signal ... may have to wait. The iconic Batmobile was stalled on the side of the Gulf Freeway during the Thursday afternoon commute, as shown by Houston TranStar cameras. The traffic cameras captured the iconic vehicle that's been spotted around the Houston area. Houston TranStar's website confirmed the stall happened in the Webster area on the southbound
90-year-old woman dies after contracting West Nile virus, Montgomery County officials say (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- A 90-year-old woman has died after she contracted the West Nile virus, Montgomery County officials said. In a statement shared by the county's public health department, officials confirmed that the woman was diagnosed with the neuroinvasive disease. She resided in ZIP code 77304, according to officials. The woman's death marks the first related to the mosquito-spreading virus in the county this year. Officials throughout Southeast Texas, including those in Braz
League City Animal Care seeking public's help for information on cat appeared to be painted red (opens the original)
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LEAGUE CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- League City Animal Care is asking for the public's help in gathering information on a cat that appears to be painted or dyed red. A cat seen around the community has generated buzz on social media, and League City Animal Care is working to safely trap the fur baby and get it the proper care it needs. Images appear to show the cat was painted or dyed in some way; the cat's gray fur can be seen peeking through bright red splotches. Officials are not asking the public t
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