Good BusinessGalveston County Daily News
State windstorm insurer weighs $44 million loan for lingering Beryl losses
The board of the state windstorm insurer will discuss borrowing $44 million from JPMorgan Chase Bank.
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Police find shell casings after reported gunfire at Galveston apartment complex
Galveston police found multiple spent shell casings at two locations within the Sandpiper Cove complex after reports of gunfire early Friday.
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Democrats appear poised to control Texas State Board of Education
In the November 3, 2026 election, Democrats won enough State Board of Education races to appear poised for an 8-7 majority on the 15-member board, marking the first Democratic majority in more than 30 years. One race fa…
CommunityFOX 26 Houston
Man charged in parents' 2021 deaths dies in Harris County custody
Nickie Costello, who was jailed on a capital murder charge, was pronounced dead after a medical emergency, the sheriff's office said.
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El Paso's Stephanie Han to face undefeated Caroline Dubois in February
Han will put her WBA lightweight title on the line against Dubois, who holds the WBC and WBO belts.
CommunityThe Lufkin Daily News
Lufkin police arrest suspect in October shooting deaths of mother and son
Lufkin police have made an arrest in the shooting deaths of a woman and her son at their home.
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Federal appeals court reverses lower-court ruling on NCAA five-year eligibility
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver reversed a lower-court decision that had granted players who graduated high school in 2022 a fifth year of NCAA eligibility. The ruling was in the case Wisne vs. NCAA.
CommunityRed Dot Flow
Amarillo man sentenced to life in prison for child pornography offenses
Michael Lee Green, 43, of Amarillo was sentenced to life in prison after his probation was revoked. He had been on deferred adjudication for possessing child sexual abuse material and violated probation by failing to re…
CommunityH-Town Ledger
Mayor Whitmire limits HPD contacts with ICE through executive order
Houston Mayor John Whitmire signed an executive order on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, changing the Houston Police Department's policy on contacting federal immigration authorities. Under the new policy, HPD will contact ICE on…
CommunityH-Town Ledger
Houston ISD board managers prepare for removal under Hinojosa
State-appointed managers at Houston ISD said Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 that they are preparing to leave office as soon as January 2027, when Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa is scheduled to take office and replace Texas Education Ag…
CommunityKPRC Click2Houston
DHS criticizes Houston mayor's limits on police cooperation with ICE
The federal Department of Homeland Security says reduced police cooperation with ICE could lead to more visible federal agents in Houston.
CommunityThe Baytown Sun
Timberwolves rally late to beat Sterling Rangers 34-27
The Timberwolves scored three touchdowns in the second half to win 34-27 and end the Rangers' season.