Melissa Enaje is a Harris County Reporter dedicated to supporting local news and covering a wide range of topics including government, politics, and environmental issues. She focuses on general assignment news, law and legal affairs, and health and wellness, often exploring themes such as elections, public policy, and civil lawsuits. Melissa's work has been featured in ABC13 Houston, Jewish Herald-Voice, Houston Public Media, Community Impact, KWBU 103.3 FM We Tell Stories, and Texas Standard.
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By: Melissa Enaje
As the county's Democratic and Republican commissioners spar over Wong's legitimacy to serve as county judge, a position he's seeking in the November election, a visiting judge from Galveston County has been asked to provide clarity.
By: Melissa Enaje
The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement found compliance issues at the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy with student attendance records, required paperwork, and internal checks to ensure the academy was meeting the state's training requirements.
By: Melissa Enaje
Latinos make up about 25% of the growing population in the suburban county outside Houston, and that demographic is trending upward, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
By: Melissa Enaje
Wong is the Republican nominee for county judge and is facing Dexter McCoy, one of two Democratic commissioners who have boycotted commissioners court meetings since June. That leaves quorum questions as budget and tax rate discussions approach.
Robert E. “Bob” Hebert first assumed office in 2003 and served for 15 years. He's being remembered for his years of service, leadership and generosity to the Fort Bend County community.
By: Melissa Enaje
This week's ruling by Judge Jeth Jones solidifies the likelihood that Wong, a Republican who is facing Democratic Fort Bend County Commissioner Dexter McCoy in the county judge race, will continue to serve in that position through the November election.
By: Melissa Enaje
Fort Bend County lacks a dedicated facility to house and care for the thousands of stray livestock and exotic animals they oversee annually, relying for years on the private property of a law enforcement official who is set to retire next year.
By: Melissa Enaje
Fort Bend County has been embroiled in political and legal turmoil since former county judge KP George was convicted of federal money laundering in June. The turmoil has centered, in part, on whether Daniel Wong has the authority to remain in office after he was appointed by a visiting Galveston County district court judge.
By: Melissa Enaje
Sergio Rodriguez was charged with two third-degree felonies including allegedly stalking and misusing official information using Flock license plate readers to track his ex-wife for over six months.
By: Melissa Enaje
Critics say the move weakens the independence of country lawyers by transferring resources from the elected county attorney's office to a separate civil legal department that reports strictly to Commissioners Court.
