ACLU cites 911 border child separations since 2018 court order
The ACLU says 911 children were separated from parents at the border from June 28 2018 to June 29 2019 under a court order, with cases including a one year old sleeping with a wet diaper and a Guatemalan two year old assessed as malnourished. Most families faced weeks without explanation amid a surge of Central American migrants and concern over harsh tactics.
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Harris County bail reform upheld by appeals court
U S District Judge Lee Rosenthal found Harris County bail policy violated the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses. The Fifth Circuit upheld in 2018. The consent decree ends automatic jail for most misdemeanors, guarantees counsel for certain defendants, and adds court appearance safeguards and data collection. A federal monitor will oversee seven years. A fairness hearing is set for August 21 to consider a final order.
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Plan to build inland storm barrier park gains funding interest
Attorney Jim Blackburn of the SSPEED Center says a funded inland protection park could cost 3 to 6 billion dollars and be completed by 2027. It would shelter the petrochemical hub around Galveston Bay, delivering higher protection than a coastal barrier and potentially operate without federal money, though private and public backing remains uncertain.
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Baytown Court Closes For Software Upgrade
Baytown Municipal Court is closed for a software upgrade affecting internal processes and online access. City spokeswoman Natasha Barrett said the public should not have court appointments tomorrow and that in person service will resume Thursday and Friday. Online payment will resume later in the afternoon.
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Sagging-pants confrontation ends with gunfire in Baytown
A man opened fire on a Baytown business after a patron asked him to pull up sagging pants. He returned to his car, retrieved a handgun, and fired several shots, striking the building but injuring no one. The suspect has been identified and deadly conduct charges will be filed.
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Stolen handgun taken at gunpoint on Massey Tompkins Road
A man told police that a acquaintance nicknamed individual approached him near 500 block Massey Tompkins Road about 10:30 p.m. Monday, threatened him with a gun, and stole his handgun. Police are investigating.
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Walmart pickup towers expand omni channel strategy
Walmart introduced pickup towers to speed order pickup as part of its 2015 omni channel push to grow ecommerce and outpace rivals. Pilot launched in 2016 with plans for about 1,600 towers nationwide. Cham bers Town Center store lacks a tower but may add one as expansion continues.
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Lee College weighs buying campus apartment complex as budget talks proceed
In a January 2018 briefing former coaches Paige Sorge Jenkins and Roy Champagne led a budget presentation proposing a $71,492 cut to apartments and weekend stipends amid a college shortfall in unrestricted net position. Regents viewed the complex as market-rate, eyeing potential purchase to repurpose space for student use and maintenance upgrades after a formal appraisal.
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Nasdaq closes lower as dollar moves bid and yen steadies
The Nasdaq composite finished at 8,273.61, down 19.72 points or about 0.2 percent. The dollar rose versus the British pound and slipped versus the Japanese yen and euro, with little change against the Canadian dollar and Mexican peso.
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