Texas
Texas, Local Governments Take On New Security Measures After U.S. Capitol Siege
Posted on · Law enforcement has increased manpower in Houston, Harris County and on the state level.
Posted on · Law enforcement has increased manpower in Houston, Harris County and on the state level.
Posted on · A church and a coffeeshop allege gun sign requirements discriminate against property owners.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: Why local officials cancelled the rodeo, balancing public safety with privacy concerns, how immigration policy changes affect performing arts, and a ballet piece set to the music of David Bowie.
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner is allocating an additional $1.5 million for public safety.
Posted on · Even in a city that has a long love affair with air conditioning, heat kills.
Posted on · METRO officials say they'll look at reported crimes and rider feedback in deciding where to deploy the officers.
Posted on · Communities can keep them running under a clause that lets them to honor their contracts with companies that operate the cameras.
Posted on · The question is whether the public is actually affected by the dispute.
Posted on · Texas’ campus carry law was implemented in August 2016. But there’s not much critics or supporters can refer to to prove their point.
Posted on · DPS staff will begin redirecting customers who can handle their requests by phone, mail, or online
Posted on · The U.S. Department of Justice's directive tells federal prosecutors on the southwest border to prosecute all Department of Homeland Security referrals for alleged violations of federal immigration illegal-entry laws
Posted on · Press conference to announce new Director of Public Safety and Homeland Security
Posted on · However, Texas still leads the country with the most officers killed in the line of duty, with 14 in 2017
Posted on · Following the events in Charlottesville, protests and rallies have been happening in other cities. And we wanted to know how Houston police are prepared to handle these kinds of events. We spoke to an assistant chief about their strategy for making sure protests stay peaceful.
Posted on · A University of Houston researcher is developing a system that would allow security cameras to recognize potential threats to public safety before they happen and send an alert to law enforcement.