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AT&T phone subscribers know that WiFi is a must if they want to access their cellular devices along First Street in Rosenberg.
For the first time since March, young people are catching coronavirus more than their elders in Fort Bend County, health authorities reported Friday.
The Rosenberg police department solved more crimes last month than they did this time last year.
Fort Bend County commissioners voted to approve an anti-hate resolution, but like almost everything else dealing with COVID-19, the vote was split across party lines.
A Republican internal poll done for Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls shows him up by 12 points over Sri Preston Kulkarni in the U.S. House District 22 race.
A planned unity development could be built in Rosenberg, but not until it gets approval from Fort Bend County first.
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Lamar Consolidated ISD is still planning to open its schools and offer both in-person learning and online learning when school starts on Aug.24.
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The tax rate in the city of Rosenberg could drop to 40 cents.
A Fort Bend County man accused of shooting his dog in the head twice seven months ago and leaving him in a community park to die has been indicted on a felony offense.
Fort Bend County health authorities say 90 residents have died from the novel coronavirus over the past five months, and more than 6,600 have tested positive for the virus.
A Rosenberg teenager who fired shots from his car at another vehicle on Sunday, and then posted the deadly act on social media, has been arrested, police reported Monday.
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The Rosenberg police department solved more crimes last month than they did this time last year.
A Fort Bend County man accused of shooting his dog in the head twice seven months ago and leaving him in a community park to die has been indicted on a felony offense.
A Rosenberg teenager who fired shots from his car at another vehicle on Sunday, and then posted the deadly act on social media, has been arrested, police reported Monday.
Fort Bend County grand jurors returned indictments against 14 individuals on a variety of felony offenses.
A Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Deputy has been charged with criminal negligent homicide in the accidental shooting death of Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Constable Deputy Caleb Rule in May.
Fort Bend County grand jurors have returned indictments against 20 individuals on a variety of felony offenses.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help in finding a missing person. Zachary Ramirez, 15, was last seen on Wednesday, June 24, 2020 around midnight.
Lamar Consolidated ISD coaches had their eyes fixed on computer screens Tuesday night for a special board meeting with agenda that included “discussion and action on reopening of school.”
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