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Public Safety
View MoreCenterPoint passes 500 miles of hardened power lines as hurricane season peaks
CenterPoint Energy announced it has hardened more than 500 miles of power lines across Greater Houston under its resiliency initiative launched after Hurricane Beryl, with Spring-area residents able to track neighborhood-level upgrades online as the utility targets 750 miles by year's end.
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View MoreWoman critically injured by hit-and-run driver on FM 1960 near North Fwy, HCSO says
A woman was transported to a hospital in critical condition after being intentionally struck by a vehicle in the 400 block of FM 1960 near the North Freeway on Tuesday morning; the Harris County Sheriff's Office has not released a suspect or vehicle description.
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View MoreHarris County Precinct 4 responds to four crashes, multiple DWI arrests as Stop on Red Week begins
Constable Mark Herman highlights National Stop on Red Week as Precinct 4 deputies respond to four major crashes and at least five DWI arrests across Spring-area roads over the weekend and into Monday.
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View MoreDrug deal led to Burger King parking lot shooting in Spring, Precinct 4 says
Harris County Precinct 4 investigators say the Aug. 2 shooting outside a Spring Burger King resulted from a drug deal; Tarvis Howard was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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View MoreSpring fire chief led 20-firefighter team in south Texas flood response
Spring Fire District Chief Larry Wilkinson led a multi-county TIFMAS strike team of more than 20 firefighters to Cotulla during July's catastrophic Nueces River flooding, the department announced Aug. 3.
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View MoreTeen charged with firing at HCSO deputy during domestic call on Westpark Drive
Harris County Sheriff's Office charged 17-year-old Kyel Evans with two felonies after he fired at a deputy responding to a domestic disturbance at an apartment complex on Westpark Drive on Thursday, July 30; no deputies were injured.
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View More19-year-old charged with Capital Murder in W. Canino Road double homicide
Angel Javier Rodriguez, 19, has been charged with Capital Murder after authorities say he fatally shot siblings Karen Rivera, 18, and Alberto Sidonio, 29, outside a trailer park on W. Canino Road in Spring during a child custody exchange dispute on July 26.
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View MoreI-45 North ramp to I-10 closes nightly through August 14, overlapping first week of school
TxDOT will close the I-45 North northbound connector ramp to I-10 East every night from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. through August 14, overlapping with the first days of classes at Spring ISD and Klein ISD on August 12.
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View MoreKlein firefighters rescue civilian from burning RV during Homestead Oaks mobile home fire
Klein Fire Department crews rescued a civilian from a burning RV after a mobile home fire in the Homestead Oaks neighborhood spread to the neighboring vehicle on Sunday, July 26; two firefighters were treated on scene and the Harris County Fire Marshal is investigating the cause.
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View MorePrecinct 4 deputies arrest DWI driver, catch hit-and-run suspect in Spring on Saturday
Harris County Precinct 4 deputies arrested a woman on DWI charges after she crashed into a neighborhood sign on Normandy Forest Drive and apprehended a hit-and-run suspect in the Merrylands subdivision on Saturday, August 1.
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View MoreRemains found in Missouri City in 2020 identified as missing Spring teen Kristen Galvan
The Texas Attorney General's Cold Case Unit announced that partial human remains discovered in Missouri City in January 2020 have been positively identified through advanced DNA testing as 15-year-old Kristen Galvan of Spring, who disappeared after becoming a victim of sex trafficking; her death remains an unsolved homicide.
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View MoreMotorcyclist suffers possible life-threatening injuries in Stuebner Airline Road crash
A motorcyclist was transported to a hospital with possible life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle crash in the 19400 block of Stuebner Airline Road on Sunday night, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office.
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