A woman died in a hospital following a crash on the North Freeway that shut down all southbound lanes in the Spring area. The Harris County Sheriff's Office said Laine Cramer was driving a Volkswagen Jetta and failed to stay in a single lane, hitting multiple delineators and an impact attenuator before rotating on the roadway. A Jeep Cherokee driven by Jesus Duarte then struck the Volkswagen's right side. All southbound lanes were reopened about three hours after the crash.
Counties: Harris
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Driver killed in crash that shut down all SB lanes on North Freeway near Spring, HCSO says; all lanes reopened
Driver killed in rollover crash on East Freeway; westbound lanes reopen after hours-long closure
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Denton Police, Investigating agency
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, U.S. official reporting the crash death toll; Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida governor responding to crash site; Joel G. Flores, Palm Beach County commissioner at crash site and 1 more
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Webster Police Department, investigating agency
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Northwest Arkansas National Airport, announced new flight service; Delta Air Lines, operating carrier; Aaron Burkes, XNA CEO
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James Carey Prosperie, a retired Tyler pharmacist convicted of sexually assaulting a child, died in a Texas prison on October 26 while serving a 32-year sentence. He was 86.
James Carey Prosperie, retired Tyler pharmacist convicted of sexual assault of a child; Smith County judge, convicted Prosperie of sexual assault of a child and indecency with a child by sexual contact; Tyler police, arrested Prosperie on September 3, 2013
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Texas A&M women's soccer defeated Ole Miss 5-1 at Ellis Field in its final game of the 2026 season, earning its first SEC victory of the year.
Texas A&M women's soccer, team; Ole Miss women's soccer, opposing team
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The GEO Group announced it won a contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for a 2,329-bed detention complex in Big Spring, Texas, valued at $200 million.
$200 million for ICE detention facility contract
The GEO Group, contractor awarded ICE detention facility contract; Immigration and Customs Enforcement, federal agency awarding contract
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$9.8 billion for market capitalization of Cullen/Frost
Cullen/Frost Bankers, company moving primary listing; Phil Green, Chairman and CEO of Cullen/Frost Bankers; James H. Lee, Chairman and CEO of Texas Stock Exchange
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