Family of man who died in Baytown police custody files suit
The Torres family plans a civil action against the city Baytown and police after Luis Torres died during an altercation with officers on January 20. Police say pepper spray was used. the unarmed Mexican national died at BayCoast Medical Center. The suit will name the city, police department, involved officers, and related entities.
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Mercer
Ignacio Ramirez
Pete Alfaro
Solar
Gioes
BayCoast Medical Center
South Main
East Nazro
Micah Aldred
Bert Dillon
Aldred
Dillon
Byron Jones
Jones
Decision today on Ganders playing in Texas Classic
San Antonio announcement expected on whether the Lee Ganders will join the Texas Football Classic. The event began in 1999 to celebrate Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine, with 19 schools from 3A to SA to date and record crowd totals.
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Lee Ganders
Dave Campbell
Texas Football Magazine
Dave Stephenson
Stephenson
Houston
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Bay City
Texas City
Lee
Dick Olin
Drew Tate
Inside Wednesday Drawings Lotto and Pick 3 results
The Wednesday lottery draw lists Lotto numbers 27 47 36 29 30 10 and Pick 3 numbers 3 40. No further context or outcomes provided.
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Goose Creek students win top art awards at Houston Rodeo
Ten Baytown students from Goose Creek district won multiple honors at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Art Contest. Grand Champion went to Shay Brunson of Ross Sterling High for A Cowboy's Prayer September 11, while Miguel Chavez of Lee High earned Reserve Grand Champion for Still Life with Red Peppers. Kelley Ellis of Sterling won Best of Class for a mixed media piece. Winners advance to the March 3 School Art Auction, helping fund college scholarships and art workshops. Brunson's prize includes a guaranteed 15,000 and Chavez 7,500.
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Shay Brunson
Sterling High School
Miguel Chavez
Lee High School
Houston
Baytown
Lee High
Kelley Ellis
Sterling
Trigger
Ellis
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Rodeo
Chavez
Rudy Gonzales
Sterling High
Jennifer Anderson
Brittany Hoover
Anderson
Glassell School of Art
Hoover
Sterling Marching Band
Joshua Garza
Justin Laird
Crabb Faces Stunja and Sullivan in Texas House Race District 127
Incumbent Joe Crabb competes with challengers Joe Stunja and Mike Sullivan in Texas State House District 127. The district covers parts of northeast Harris County to Liberty County with about 135000 residents and 78000 registered voters prior to redistricting. Stunja notes low voter turnout and minor redistricting effects. Crabb is a Kingwood resident and former Navy commander who has served on multiple committees and as a pastor.
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Joe Stunja
Mike Sullivan
Harris County
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FM 1960
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Union Pacific
San Jacinto River
Beaumont
Sheldon Roads
John Martin
Barbers Hill
Kenning
Liberty County
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Kingwood
Texas Christian University
University of St. Thomas
Houston
Addicks United Methodist Church
US Navy
Judge Advocate General Corps
Texas
Early voting details for Chambers and Harris counties
Early voting runs February 23 through March 8 in Harris and February 25 through March 8 in Chambers. Chambers offers three sites with main Anahuac courthouse hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. February 25 to March 1 and March 4 to 8, with no Sunday voting. Mont Belvieu and Winnie subcourthouses open only during the period. Harris County lists daily hours February 23-24 4-6 p.m., February 28 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., March 2 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., March 3 1-6 p.m., and March 8 7 a.m.-7 p.m., with mail voting eligibility and deadlines noted. For mail ballots, deadline is March 5 and must be received by the county tax assessor in the voter's residence. Harris County contact 713-755-6965 or www.cclerk.hctx.net/alect. In Chambers County, mail voting arrangements available through the county clerk at 309-267-8309.
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Baytown Cuts Lot Width Rule For Single Residencies
Baytown Growth Management and Development Advisory Commission trimmed the citys minimum for single residence lots from 54 by 100 feet to 50 by 108 feet, keeping about 5 400 square feet. The panel plans a city ordinance and advises council on a Baytown Development Guide detailing forms codes and permits to streamline development.
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