Juanita Jimenez: July 2006 Archives

Several 150-year-old trees that sit in Houston's Heights area won't be cut down.

>> Continue reading: 150-year-old trees saved

Pasadena fire fighters are trying to find out what caused a home to go up in flames.

>> Continue reading: Pasadena fire destroys home

People against Metro's proposed University light rail line along Richmond voiced their concerns at a meeting Friday morning.

>> Continue reading: Residents speak out against rail line on Richmond

The EPA Friday showed off the very first hybrid delivery truck.

>> Continue reading: First of its kind hybrid delivery truck unveiled

Two men are in jailed accused of stealing a local family's moving truck.

>> Continue reading: Family's moving truck found, suspects jailed

A fight at a West Harris County restaurant lands two men in the hospital others on the run.

>> Continue reading: Officials investigating stabbing at local Denny's

A United States magistrate Thursday said a Galveston Hotel is incompetent to stand trial.

>> Continue reading: Galveston Hotel owner won't go to trial, for now

A new survey shows coastal residents plan to stay home next time a hurricane strikes, even if evacuations are mandatory.

>> Continue reading: Hurricane evacuation study reveals coastal residents staying put

A jailer in Pearland was fired amid allegations he sexually assaulted an inmate.

>> Continue reading: Pearland jailer fired, charged with sexual assault

Houston fire stations will soon offer free childhood vaccinations.

>> Continue reading: Childhood vaccinations available for free

Police hope surveillance video will help them identify a killer.

>> Continue reading: Police turn to surveillance video to catch a killer

A two-year-old boy is being treated after falling into a neighbor's pool.

>> Continue reading: Toddler found in neighbor's pool

Three men, all Mexican nationals, were sentenced to prison Monday.

>> Continue reading: Mexican nationals sentenced in sex trafficking case

A ceremony is held for Discovery's Astronauts, hours after strong storms forced NASA to delay the event.

>> Continue reading: Ceremony for Discovery Astronauts gets underway

The Spirit of Texas Food Drive is helping feed hundreds of Houston families.

>> Continue reading: Spirit of Texas Food Drive a success

An off duty Clear Lake Shores motorcycle officer is recovering after being involved on an accident on the Fred Hartman Bridge.

>> Continue reading: Motorcycle officer recovers after accident

A trial date has been set for a teenage girl charged with murdering another teen.

>> Continue reading: Trial set for accused teen killer

Jordy Tollett's fate has been up the air all week after an undercover television camera videotaped him drinking alcohol during long lunch breaks.

>> Continue reading: Houston's tourism boss takes indefinite break

The search is on for a 67-year-old man who was last seen early Tuesday July 11.

>> Continue reading: Officials search for missing 67-year-old who needs medication

The search for a killer began after Baytown police found 31-year-old Mathew Gilmete, lying in the road on Oklahoma Street July 5.

>> Continue reading: Baytown police search for a killer

It's the first office of it's kind in our area.

>> Continue reading: Full service HUD office to open in Houston

The YMCA's operation backpack has begun.

>> Continue reading: Preparing backpacks for children in need

A northwest Harris County woman's home was badly damaged, still she's counting her blessings Thursday.

>> Continue reading: Lightning strikes northwest Harris County home

Officials dropped the levels at Lake Conroe after Hurricane Rita to repair some dams.

>> Continue reading: Residents fear canals near Lake Conroe

This year's Thanksgiving Day Parade has a new sponsor.

>> Continue reading: HEB to sponsor Thanksgiving Day Parade

Deer Park police said Charles Michael Copeland was arrested Monday after he reportedly forced a little girl into his car.

>> Continue reading: Alleged child predator arrested in Deer Park

A federal grand jury Wednesday returned a 13 count indictment against Gregory Darnell Parks.

>> Continue reading: Houstonian indicted for defrauding FEMA

On Wednesday, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador supportors will continue to protest at the Mexican Consulate on Caroline and Wheeler.

>> Continue reading: Locals protest Mexico's election

Andrea Yates' second murder trial did not resume as planned Wednesday because a juror was sick.

>> Continue reading: Yates' trial postponed until Thursday

The Houston Fire Department said parts of downtown were covered with smoke after tires stored in a lot across Minute Maid Park caught fire Tuesday.

>> Continue reading: Tires blamed for black smoke over downtown

A replica of the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall will arrive in Houston Tuesday.

>> Continue reading: A piece of history arrives in Houston

Fourth of July Parades will be held across our area Tuesday to celebrate our country's independence.

>> Continue reading: July 4 parades

The summer and holidays are times when blood donations are especially low.

>> Continue reading: July 4 blood donations

A woman is dead this morning after being hit by an 18 wheeler on the freeway.

>> Continue reading: North Freeway accidnet leaves woman dead

The civil rights leader and the Rainbow Push coalition will lead a rally outside B-P's Texas City plant.

>> Continue reading: Jesse Jackson to protest against B-P Tuesday

A 17-year-old Baytown girl remains hospitalized Tuesday after a shooting.

>> Continue reading: Teenaged girl shot in Baytown, police seek suspects