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The various stay home orders issued by federal, state, county and municipal authorities have led to an increase in domestic violence and hate crimes in Fort Bend County, District Attorney Bria…
Rosenberg City Council member Jacob Balderas said Friday he will fight any attempt by the mayor to impose a curfew during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Lamar Consolidated ISD confirmed on Thursday that one of its school principals has tested positive for COVID-19, the first case of the coronavirus in the district.
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