Sarah Grunau is a Reporter at various esteemed outlets including The Galveston County Daily News and Texas Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as HR and workforce issues, legal affairs, and real estate. Sarah's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including KERA News and Houston Public Media.
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Sarah Grunau's focus is primarily local, covering breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories in Houston. She also reports on crime and entertainment news relevant to the area.
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By: Sarah Grunau
The deaths were the first to be reported since January by the Harris County Sheriff's Office, which operates the downtown Houston jail. Earlier this year, the jail was found to be in compliance with Texas' minimum standards for the first time in longer than a year.
By: Sarah Grunau
The 2017 hurricane devastated Harris County when it dropped 35 inches of rain across the area over four days. It resulted in nearly 90 deaths across the region and billions of dollars in damages.
By: Sarah Grunau
It's the last week for homeowners in the Houston area and across Texas to try to cut their property taxes through optional homestead exemptions made available through the state and administered locally.
By: Sarah Grunau
The latest hurdle is a time crunch for the flood control district to break ground and complete those projects ahead of 2027 and 2028 funding deadlines set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Texas General Land Office.
By: Sarah Grunau
The ruling against the three Harris County Precinct 2 deputies came down in the Louisiana court this week, when judges dismissed excessive force claims brought by Civil Rights Corps but reinstated claims that the second entry was unlawful.
By: Sarah Grunau
It's the second time Carla Wyatt has been accused of driving while intoxicated since she was elected as county treasurer in 2022.
By: Sarah Grunau
Carla Wyatt, a Democrat elected in 2022, has since faced two DWI charges as well as a burglary charge that was dismissed by a grand jury.
By: Sarah Grunau
Six flood mitigation projects tied to a $2.5 billion bond approved by voters in 2018 are on track to miss a state-imposed deadline early next year.
By: Sarah Grunau
Democrats Annise Parker and Letitia Plummer, along with Republicans Orlando Sanchez and Warren Howell, are vying for the position in next Tuesday's primary runoff elections. Early voting is this week.
By: Sarah Grunau
The runoff winners will advance to November's general election to decide who will succeed Democrat Lina Hidalgo as county judge.
