Liberty County parents arrested, children removed from home amid probe into toddler s death
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Bonnie Tarrant, 41, was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest.Liberty County Sheriff s OfficeShow MoreShow Less
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Londell Laviene, 28, was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest.Liberty County Sheriff s OfficeShow MoreShow Less
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The parents of two deceased children, including a 1-year-old girl whose body was found earlier this week in a Liberty County swimming pool, have been arrested amid ongoing investigations into the toddler’s death by area law enforcement and Child Protective Services, officials said Wednesday.
Londell Laviene, 28, and Bonnie Tarrant, 41, on Tuesday were booked into Liberty County Jail on two misdemeanor charges of interfering with public duties and resisting arrest. They have since posted bond, officials said, though the exact amount was not available in online records.
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Owners of pets left to freeze in winter storm may face criminal charges, Harris County official says
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A dog sits on a wooden pallet outside a house that SPCA investigators came to check on while doing an animal welfare check Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021 in Houston. With frigid temperatures forecast in Texas and the Houston area, the SPCA investigators made their rounds to various parts of the city to check on animals and their well being, and to also give out blankets and give animal owners tips on keeping their animals from the freezing weather.Brett Coomer/Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
Harris County s COVID vaccine super site will open next week, inoculate 42K/week
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COVID-19 vaccination efforts are about to significantly ramp up next week in Houston.
The region s first vaccination super site will open on Tuesday at NRG Stadium, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announced on Twitter Friday afternoon.
The site will vaccinate 42,000 people per week for three weeks, Hidalgo said.
The site is one of three in Texas backed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The two other Texas super sites are located in Dallas-Fort Worth at AT&T Stadium and Fair Park, the Houston Chronicle reported.
The opening of the super site means Houstonians who signed up via the city or county s vaccine waitlist should keep an eye out for updates on when they may be able to schedule an appointment. Residents who have yet to sign up for either waitlist are encouraged to do so.