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Suspect In Stabbing Remains At Large, Pasadena Police Asking Public’s Assistance
The suspect in a fatal stabbing is currently at large and Pasadena police are asking for the public’s help in locating his whereabouts.
Pasadena Community Loses A Sports Legend: Bill Henry Dead At 86
Bill Henry, who starred on Pasadena High’s state championship basketball team in 1946 before embarking on a 16-year career as a major-league pitcher, passed away last Friday (April 11) in Round Rock.
Pasadena Burglar Bags Electronics, Bearded Lizards
Pasadena police recently responded to a home burglary involving electronic equipment and lizards.
Got Drugs? Pasadena Event To Safely Dispose Of Unused Or Expired Drugs
The public is invited to hand over their drugs.
Pasadena ISD Athletics Hall Of Fame Museum Opens
A contingent of past and present Pasadena ISD sports standouts “broke the tape” Saturday on a museum to preserve the legacy of district athletic achievements for future generations.
Pasadena Cold Case Homicide From 1985 Solved
On Wednesday April 9, 2014, investigators with the Pasadena Police Department and Harris County District Attorney’s office made contact with an individual believed to be responsible for the cold case murders of a 12-year-old boy and his mother.
Nine To Be Inducted Into Rayburn Hall Of Honor
The man who opened the doors to Sam Rayburn High School a half-century ago has been selected for induction -- along with six alumni and two other former educators -- in the school’s new Hall of Honor.
Local and State News
Maintenance Worker At South Houston Apartment Complex Faces Sexual Assault Charges
A maintenance worker at an apartment complex in South Houston is facing charges of sexual assault involving a juvenile victim.
Ship Owners Petition To Limit Liability In Oil Spill Cases
TEXAS CITY — The owners of a ship involved in a collision that spilled heavy fuel oil into Galveston Bay seeks to stop claims against the firm.
La Porte Softball Player Leaving Mark With .844 Average
And La Porte softball coach Bryant Upshaw could hit, posting a .667 batting average his senior year on the Blanco baseball team.
Deer Park Chamber Ready For Totally Texas Festival
The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce has extended an invitation to all families and friends to attend this year’s Totally Texas Festival on Saturday, April 12 at the Jimmy Burke Center
HCSO: Pediatric Nurse Arrested, Accused Of Poisoning Daughter
HOUSTON -- A northwest Harris County woman who worked as a pediatric nurse last year is accused of poisoning her daughter.
Fort Hood Official: Soldier With 'Mental Health Issues' Kills 3, Self
KILLEEN, TX -- The soldier who killed three people before committing suicide in an attack on the same Texas military base where more than a dozen people were slain in 2009 had shown no recent risks of violence, authorities said Thursday.
San Jacinto College Expanding Nursing Program To Meet High Demand
To help meet a high demand in the Houston area for nurses, the San Jacinto College North Campus will offer Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) as an extension of the College’s existing ADN program, which operates at the Central Campus.
