Montgomery County deputies rescue theft suspect from burning vehicle after car chase
Montgomery County deputies rescued a theft suspect from a burning vehicle after a car chase that began at a Walmart in Porter, according to the sheriff's office.
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Magnolia woman pleads guilty to $477,000 Medicaid fraud, identity theft, US Attorney's Office says
The US Attorney's Office said a Magnolia woman pleaded guilty to Medicaid fraud worth over $477,000 and aggravated identity theft.
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Conroe mayor says police department is investigating online threats over Flock cameras
The Mayor of Conroe told ABC13 the police department is investigating new death threats made against public officials over Flock cameras.
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Bottled water distribution announced for Willis residents during boil water notice
Residents affected by a boil water notice in the City of Willis can pick up free bottled water today at a distribution site operated at the North Montgomery County Community Center, Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough said. The site, located at 600 Gerald Street, opens at 1 p.m. ...
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Community Helpers share Touch-a-Truck experience with TWCA students
The Woodlands Christian Academy Early Childhood students got to experience learning about Community Helpers in big ways during the Touch-a-Truck event on Wednesday, September 30. The Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) had multiple heroes from the community bring vehicles so stude...
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Nonprofit of the Month: Young Men’s Service League
The Hello Woodlands Nonprofit of the Month is brought to you by Randy Lovelace of Paragon Independent Insurance Agencies and highlights a local nonprofit organization that serves the Montgomery County community. The nonprofit of the month is Young Men’s Service League (YMSL), a 5...
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The Woodlands Diversion presents Lazos: A Celebration of Latin American Music
The Woodlands Diversion presents Lazos, a celebration of Latin American music and culture, on Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 7:00 PM at Lone Star College Montgomery. The performance is free, but seating is limited and guests are asked to RSVP at thewoodlandsdiversion.org. Meaning ...
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The Woodlands Symphony performs Music of Grateful Dead and More at The Pavilion
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion held the free performing arts series show, “Dead Symphony: The Music of Grateful Dead and More,” with The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday, September 29. “Dead Symphony” brought the free-flowing, improvisational spirit of jam bands like ...
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13 Cooper Seniors named Commended Students in 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program
The John Cooper School is proud to celebrate 13 seniors who have been named Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, recognizing their outstanding academic promise. The honored students are Imoni Ahmad, Emma Angelkov, Athan Chee, Sophia Chin, Colson Coll...
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Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County to ‘Raise the Roof’ at 2027 Building Hope Gala
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, Texas (Habitat MCTX) will host its 14th annual Building Hope Gala, presented by BMW of The Woodlands, on Saturday, April 17, 2027, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott. The theme for the 2027 Gala is “Raise the Roof,...
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Reimagined Woodlands Fine Craft, Art & Design Show brings Artists and Community Together
The Woodlands Fine Craft, Art & Design Show brought a renewed energy to The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel on September 26 & 27, as more than 60 juried artists and designers from across the country gathered for an indoor weekend of art, shopping, discovery, and connection. The...
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FIRST LOOK: Bari Ristorante The Woodlands opens on September 30
Bari Hospitality Group announced Bari Ristorante The Woodlands opens today Wednesday, September 30 at 24 Waterway Avenue. The 9,000-square-foot Italian hotspot will serve lunch and dinner daily, with weekend brunch beginning October 4. View the first look and preview of Bari Rist...
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Houston-area roofing customers say new roofs still leak after paying thousands
Imagine paying tens of thousands of dollars for a brand-new roof — that still leaks. The ENOUGH team is hearing versions of the same story from Magnolia to Pasadena. Customers like Donna Johnson have literally had enough. Johnson emailed ENOUGH’s Amy Davis five months after a loc...