Matt Hollis

Allison's Ice Cream truck was a winner in the first-ever Wagon Parade at the Baytown 4th of July Celebration, held at Bicentennial Park on Saturday. The event drew folks from all over to celebrate America's Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Read more coverage of the event in the next edition of The Baytown Sun.

Rami Goldratt spoke at Lee College recently about the Theory of Constraints and how it can help the Baytown Energy Corridor.

Baytown councilman James Franco spoke to citizens who showed up at a town hall meeting to voice their opposition to councils proposed amendments to allow short-term rentals in residential and mixed-use areas.

A 25-year-old Baytown woman faces charges after authorities say she repeatedly posted on social media about a registered sex offender and disclosed his family’s residence address online. The postings led

Members of the City of Baytown Community Development Division came to speak at the Kiwanis Club of Baytown. Pictured are, from left, Stephany Medina, community outreach specialist, Monica Fabela, community development generalist, and Sharon Rose, community development supervisor.

Walmart will begin renovating its Garth Road location early next year. The refresh will not interrupt store operations.

Thirty-six law enforcement professionals from across Texas and Louisiana completed the FBI-LEEDA Executive Leadership Institute hosted by the Baytown Police Department from July 6 through 10 at the Baytown Police

The Robert R. Tuck VFW Auxiliary Post 912 will host a blood drive Saturday in honor of Col. Harold Sams, a longtime community leader and cancer survivor who formerly commanded the post.

More than two years of dogged detective work, license plate readers and digital forensics are what led to a Harris County grand jury indicting a man already behind bars on

A Public Safety Listening Tour was held for District 3 at the Fire Training Facility on Bayway Drive, where city and law enforcement officials engaged with citizens over various issues. Pictured are, from left, Baytown Police Lt. Rene Hinojosa, District 3 Councilman Ken Griffith, Baytown Police Chief John Stringer and Asst. Police Chief Steve Dorris. At the podium is the city’s outreach coordinator Shanice Wilson.