Melissa Enaje is a Harris County Reporter. She covers a range of topics including telecommunications, transportation, and legal affairs, with a focus on issues such as the digital divide, lawsuits, and competitive sports. Melissa's work has been featured in ABC13 Houston, Jewish Herald-Voice, Houston Public Media, and Community Impact.
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By: Melissa Enaje
Prosecutors with the Fort Bend County District Attorney's office said they're delaying the case until after George is sentenced in June for his felony money laundering conviction. George's misdemeanor charge stems from accusations of allegedly misrepresenting his identity as a candidate online during his 2022 re-election campaign.
By: Melissa Enaje
Some women on Mother's Day are navigating the mental and physical health impacts associated with the stigma of pregnancy and child loss.
By: Melissa Enaje
The newly rebranded North American Hockey League franchise is conducting voting on its social media pages.
By: Melissa Enaje
The number of children identified with autism spectrum disorder in the U.S. has been on the rise for the past two decades.
By: Melissa Enaje
The new report, commissioned by the Fort Bend Regional Partnership, sheds light on the most critical issues facing the fast-growing county over the next 20-plus years.
By: Melissa Enaje
Nehls, who is running for Texas' 22nd Congressional District, will be paid $13,380 per month to work for fellow Republican Daniel Wong, a Fort Bend County judge candidate who was appointed to the position on an interim basis.
By: Melissa Enaje
Dexter McCoy and Rachelle Carter are competing in the May 26 primary runoff, with the winner facing interim County Judge Daniel Wong in November's general election.
By: Melissa Enaje
The winner between Dexter McCoy and Rachelle Carter will face interim County Judge Daniel Wong, the Republican nominee, in November's general election.
By: Melissa Enaje
During Tuesday's election, a countywide issue with electronic polling books caused delays and interfered with voters’ ability to cast a ballot for more than two hours.
By: Melissa Enaje
The 38,000-square-foot facility is estimated to be under construction until the end of 2027 and will replace the current Richmond location with a capacity to serve double the number of veterans and their families.
