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Sherman Desselle's focus is primarily on local news in Houston, Texas. He covers evolving and breaking stories related to crime, education, family & relationships within the community. His articles often feature government announcements.
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By: Sherman Desselle
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed "valid allegations" of abuse and injury involving a teacher and assistants at Burton Elementary, with investigators actively searching for additional victims.
By: Sherman Desselle
HOUSTON - Facing a "broken financial system" and years of structural instability, Houston Mayor John Whitmire on Tuesday unveiled a FY2027 budget
By: Sherman Desselle
Houston City Council passes an Apartment Inspection Ordinance, moving from a complaint-based system to proactive enforcement. The measure aims to hold "high-risk" landlords accountable and ensure safe living conditions for all Houstonians.
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A high-profile plan to rename one of the East End’s thoroughfares has hit a sudden procedural snag as city officials and community leaders grapple with the cultural fallout of stripping Cesar Chavez’s name from the boulevard.
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The arrest of "The Candyman" in The Woodlands is a wake-up call for parents. FOX 26’s Sherman Desselle explores the digital trap predators use and how AI tools and better communication can close the dangerous safety gap.
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A Galveston mother and her children face homelessness after the collapse of a murky subleasing arrangement between and organization and a local outreach ministry.
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An alleged high-ranking leader of the Tren de Aragua gang made his first appearance in a Houston courtroom.
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Following more confirmed cases, the CDC has restricted entry from Africa's Ebola outbreak zones just as Houston prepares to host the Democratic Republic of the Congo for the World Cup. Local epidemiologists assure that Houston’s advanced systems are ready.
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo calls for the removal of Flood Control Director Dr. Tina Petersen over severe infrastructure delays risking $868 million in federal grants, as county commissioners split on local management versus bureaucratic red tape.
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HOUSTON - Kylie Overfield, the 2-year-old girl whose resilient medical journey and double-lung transplant at Texas Children’s Hospital inspired people
