Juanita Jimenez: May 2006 Archives

The blaze started early Friday afternoon near the Quail Glenn subdivision. Missouri City, Stafford and a third fire department are on the scene. So far, no injuries have been reported. It is not yet know how many acres have been scorched.

>> Continue reading: Crews battle massive grass fire in Missouri City

It happened early Friday morning at a car wash in the 11300 block of Homestead.

That business is located in Northeast Houston.

When police arrived, they found the victim in front of the car wash.

His pickup truck was parked right beside the victim.

>> Continue reading: Police are investigating a fatal shooting of a local man.

The Houston Fire Department is investigating a blaze that damaged several units at a West Houston apartment complex.

>> Continue reading: West Houston apartment fire under investigation

Officials with an ICE-led multi-law enforcement drug task force said they were looking in the right place when they found 1,600 pounds of marijuana in a caravan traveling from Laredo towards Corpus Christi.

>> Continue reading: Dope bust lands four people in jail

Some local groups are blasting a move by FEMA to deny housing assistance to many Katrina survivors in our area.

>> Continue reading: FEMA decision may cause mass Katrina evacuee evictions

Police are trying to find the people who vandalized half-a-dozen vehicles near Downtown Houston.

>> Continue reading: Cars vandalized near Downtown Houston

Bond has been denied for a Houston area father who was arrested after his 1-year-old daughter drowned in a bathtub.

>> Continue reading: Father of 1-year-old drowning victim is denied bond

A $30,000 bond has been set for father of a 3-year-old boy who was rescued from his burning third floor apartment.

>> Continue reading: Bond set for father of toddler rescued from burning apartment

A BBQ brisket lunch is being held to benefit a longtime Metro officer and helicopter reporter.

>> Continue reading: BBQ benefit for former KHOU traffic reporter

Several students at HISD's Sylvan Rodriguez Elementary School will coast into summer vacation on new bicycles.

>> Continue reading: Sylvan Rodriguez Elementary students given bikes

About 50 mothers in Star of Hope's Transitional Living Center were treated to an early Mother's Day breakfast Friday.

>> Continue reading: Star of Hope Mother's Day breakfast

A Harris County Sheriff's Deputy accused of shooting a suspect during the course of a high speed chase was in court Thursday.

>> Continue reading: Deputy charged in chase and shooting case

Texas is unveiling a new child support debit card in the Houston area.

>> Continue reading: New child support debit card

The City of Houston Health Department has confirmed a local case of West Nile.

>> Continue reading: 10-year-old treated for West Nile

The "Children's Health Insurance Program", known as CHIPS, has had some, but officials will try to cut through the red tape.

>> Continue reading: CHIPS enrollment drive and town hall meeting

The Harris County Sheriff's Office needs help finding a man who shot a store clerk in Northeast Houston Wednesday.

>> Continue reading: Searching for an aggravated robbery suspect

Police are trying to identify a man found shot to death in a Southeast Houston ditch.

>> Continue reading: Shooting victim found with hands tied behind his back

HISD students and museum goers joined other Houstonians in celebrating Cinco de Mayo Friday.

>> Continue reading: Local children celebrate Cinco de Mayo

TSU embattled president, Priscilla Slade may find out Friday when a hearing to appeal her firing will be held.

>> Continue reading: Slade awaits appeals hearing date