Michelle Homer: November 2005 Archives

A former New Orleans police officer already facing charges in Texas has posted $50,000 bond on a federal charge of taking a stolen vehicle across state lines.

>> Continue reading: Ex-New Orleans cop charged in stolen vehicle case

The nation's third Vioxx trial gets under way in Houston Tuesday.

>> Continue reading: Vioxx trial begins Tuesday

Houston police have released a list of the "Top 10" makes of vehicles stolen during the month of October 2005.

>> Continue reading: HPD releases list of most stolen vehicles

A man was rushed to the hospital with as many as eight bullet wounds after crashing his car in West Houston.

>> Continue reading: Driver crashes after mysterious shooting

Another portion of I-10 is being closed as part of the Katy Freeway reconstruction program.

>> Continue reading: Another weekend closure on I-10

The search is on for a man suspected of robbing at least 15 convenience stores in Harris and Fort Bend counties since September.

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>> Continue reading: Serial robber caught on tape

Ameriquest Mortgage is laying off 10 percent of its workforce.

>> Continue reading: Mortgage company announces layoffs

On-the-go motorists can get their flu shots without ever leaving
their cars this Friday and Saturday.

>> Continue reading: Drive-thru flu shots offered

Tonight's Mega Millions jackpot is $310 million -- one of the biggest jackpots in the multistate lottery's history.

>> Continue reading: Mega Millions jackpot nears record

Jurors have begun deliberating the fate of a Houston man convicted of brutally beating his own baby daughter.

>> Continue reading: Jurors deliberate sentence in baby abuse case

Prosecutors believe a former HPD officer accused of making sexual advances towards a motorist may have preyed on other women.

>> Continue reading: Former cop in court on sex charges

Houston will salute all branches of the mlitary with a downtown Veterans Day parade on Friday.

>> Continue reading: Houston salutes veterans with downtown parade

A power outage at Texas Southern University gave students an unexpected day off Thursday.

>> Continue reading: TSU cancels classes due to power outage

Investigators in the Houston Police Robbery Division have released
surveillance photos of one of three male suspects wanted in an aggravated robbery case.

>> Continue reading: HPD: Robbery suspect caught on camera

The return trip of death row inmate Charles Victor Thompson wasn't without delays.

>> Continue reading: Sheriff: Thompson 'talkative' during return trip

NASA on Monday named a former astronaut to head the Johnson Space Center, home of Mission Control.

>> Continue reading: Former astronaut chosen to lead JSC

Travis County is not so prejudiced against Republican U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay that the indicted former House majority leader couldn't get a fair trial in the city, a longtime criminal defense attorney said Monday in a sworn statement with the court.

>> Continue reading: Focus shifts to DeLay change of venue issue

Four of the five victims who died when a cement truck crashed into their van on Monday have been identified.

>> Continue reading: Names of van accident victims released

A Dickinson man turned himself in to police Wednesday morning on charges of aggravated sexual assault and indecency with a child.

>> Continue reading: Dickinson man charged with sexually assaulting young neighbor

A federal judge Tuesday ordered the man accused in a bogus flu shot scam to remain in federal custody without bond.

>> Continue reading: Bond denied for man accused in fake flu scam