Michelle Homer: April 2006 Archives

HPD Police Chief Harold Hurtt's chief of staff has been demoted due to a sexual harassment claim.

>> Continue reading: Hurtt's chief of staff demoted after sex harassment claim

Students from the University of Houston protested recent immigration raids Friday morning.

>> Continue reading: UH students protest immigration raids

Texans fans are invited to the sixth-annual Houston Texans Draft Party on Saturday, April 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

>> Continue reading: Texans to host Draft Day party

Forget Park Place or Pennsylvania Avenue -- how about the Johnson Space Center or the Houston Museum District?

>> Continue reading: How to put Houston on the Monopoly map

Houston firefighters were called to an apartment complex Monday when a carport caught on fire.

>> Continue reading: Fire damages SW Houston apartment complex

Police have identified the man accused of shooting three people at an eastside restaurant Sunday.

>> Continue reading: Suspect charged in restaurant shooting

IFCO Systems Friday released the following statement regarding a raid earlier this week that resulted in the arrest of seven IFCO managers accused of knowingly hiring illegal immigrants:

>> Continue reading: Houston-based company responds to ICE allegations

Some of Houston’s older schools could get their air conditioning replaced and leaky roofs repaired as part of a three-year, $60 million maintenance proposal unveiled Thursday.

>> Continue reading: HISD to spruce up older schools

A La Marque third-grade teacher reported missing by co-workers who were launching a search was in jail after being arrested by the FBI.

>> Continue reading: La Marque teacher arrested by FBI

A driver lost control and smashed into an apartment building on Fountainview Thursday night.

>> Continue reading: Car crashes into apartment building

Rockets fans got free popcorn at their final home game. Dallas Mavericks fans got free airline tickets.

>> Continue reading: Cuban outscores Alexander with fan freebie

A group protested on behalf of a student who said he was banned from a local high school because of something his brother did.

>> Continue reading: Protesters defend Dickinson student

Two Coast Guard boat crews were on routine patrol Wednesday afternoon when they spotted a boat in trouble.

>> Continue reading: Couple rescued from sinking boat near Kemah

A broken water main sent water pouring into a street in the Heights.

>> Continue reading: Broken water main floods Heights street

A new search began Monday afternoon for 3-year-old Kendrick Jackson who disappeared on Friday.

>> Continue reading: Volunteers needed in search for missing boy

Doctors at Methodist Hospital say Mike Ramsey is doing "very well" after surgery Friday morning.

>> Continue reading: Lay's attorney doing well after surgery

It wasn't your run-of-the-mill police chase in east Houston Friday morning.

>> Continue reading: Police: Chase suspect stole big truck