Eagle Landing Park Kick-Off Set for Nov. 15: Fulshear Celebrates Grand Opening of New...
Fulshear is officially ready to kick things off—literally. On Thursday, November 15 at 11 a.m., residents are invited to the Eagle Landing Park Kick-Off Celebration, marking the grand opening of the city’s newest recreational destination at 4131 Woods Road. This milestone moment for the Fulshear community brings to...
‘These are neighbors’: Union Corridor highlights religious diversity of Houston’s southwest suburbs
A road lined with places of worship, that connects Houston to Fort Bend County, is an example of interfaith harmony and the country’s ideals, local religious and civic leaders say. Listen. It's an early October evening at the Sri Ashtalakshmi Temple in Sugar Land, and priests are performing a...
Free Veterans Day haircuts at participating Sport Clips Haircuts
Veteran-founded Sport Clips Haircuts locations in your community (participating stores only). Participating, locally owned Sport Clips Haircuts franchise locations will honor Veterans Day Tuesday, November 11, by recognizing those who’ve served. It’s the company’s “biggest haircut day of the year,” supporting its...
Bluebonnet News Headlines and Heartlines: Garsee returns with stories from Texas justice system
Private investigator, mitigation specialist, and author LinMarie Garsee returns this week in Part 2 of Bluebonnet News Headlines and Heartlines. With more than three decades of experience in the justice system, Garsee has investigated some of the most complex and emotional criminal cases in Texas. Her work has been...
Drone thermal technology helps Sugar Land police quickly find missing man with dementia
SUGAR LAND, Texas – High-tech help from the sky saved a missing man with dementia in Sugar Land. Police used thermal imaging technology on drones to quickly locate and reunite the man with his family. The search began after a neighbor called 911 to report a suspicious man. Captain...
Sugar Land man warns others after thieves ‘wash’ mailed checks, drain bank account
SUGAR LAND, Texas — A Sugar Land man says he learned a tough lesson after thieves stole two checks he mailed to pay bills and altered them for thousands of dollars. Eric Hanson said what began as two small payments — less than $200 combined — turned into more than $7,000 in fraudulent withdrawals from his bank account.
First Colony library to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Aztec dance performance
Fort Bend County Libraries' First Colony Branch Library will celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a special live performance, "Danza Azteca Esplendor!" on Saturday, November 15, from 10:30-11:30 am, in the Meeting Room of the library, 2121 Austin Parkway in Sugar Land. Attendees will experience the world of...
Sugar Land Field of Honor plants 2,025 flags to honor Fort Bend heroes
A sea of red, white, and blue is once again taking shape along the Brazos River. The third annual Field of Honor® at the University of Houston–Sugar Land celebrates the many heroes of Fort Bend County — from military service members and veterans to first responders, teachers, coaches, clergy, and the personal heroes...
‘He came home crying’: Richmond mother says teacher’s comment left her 9-year-old son humiliated
ROSENBERG, Texas – A Richmond mother says her 9-year-old son walked into class looking for help and walked out in tears. She says the person who hurt him wasn’t another student — it was his teacher. Now Lamar Consolidated ISD confirms it’s investigating, while education experts say...
TIMELINE: Road rage shootings, incidents reported in Houston area in 2025
HOUSTON – It’s wild how today even a simple horn beep or a quick lane change can feel like a trigger in Houston’s traffic. If you’ve ever been behind the wheel and thought “Should I even honk? Will that set someone off?” — you’re not alone. Living in Texas, especially around Houston, means a lot of us assume the best...
