John Wayne Ferguson is a journalist based in Houston, Texas. He writes for the Houston Chronicle and The Galveston County Daily News, covering local news and events in the Houston area. His articles focus on a wide range of topics, including crime, transportation, sports, and local government.
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John Wayne Ferguson's coverage focuses heavily on local crime and legal cases in Houston, Texas. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, as well as announcements regarding legal issues or government and politics.
Given his emphasis on local events in Houston, pitches should offer unique insights into ongoing criminal investigations, updates on legal cases, or analysis of government and political developments specifically within the city.
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By: Nicole Hensley, John Wayne Ferguson
Stop Houston Murders PAC has again emerged with a late bid to connect Deomocratic judges to Houston crime.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
Salih Ali Mohammed Alhemoud is facing six felonies, and other local charges, over accusations he preyed on transgender women using social media.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
The National Transportation Safety Board on Thursday released a preliminary report about the sight-seeing helicopter that crash in the Second Ward
By: John Wayne Ferguson
Gonzalez would be Harris County’s first three-term sheriff in nearly 20 years. Knox is seeking to become the first Republican in just as long a time.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
Using redrawn maps that were once called discriminatory by a federal judge, Galveston County is now controlled entirely by Republican politicians.
Firefighter Marcelo Garcia, who spent the majority of his career at his neighborhood fire station, loved baseball and fast-paced workouts.
By: Nicole Hensley, John Wayne Ferguson
City inspectors had visited the East End warehouse multiple times this year, but were delayed in meeting a November deadline to resolve complaints.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
Mourners will gather in downtown Houston Wednesday morning to honor fallen firefighter Marcelo "Ox" Garcia.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
A Houston Police Department officer shot a man after he allegedly made a 'sudden movement' while approaching police.
By: John Wayne Ferguson
Prosecutors filed murder charges against Yesenia Mendez, who is accused of setting the fire that killing firefighter Marcelo Garcia.
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