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The owner of a Pearland clinic was indicted in an alleged $906 million Medicare fraud scheme, according to court documents. ...
In Pearland, Texas, a massive change is coming. A 12-acre site at Broadway & Reed — nearly the size of nine football fields — is being transformed into a new “Asian Town” business campus. This development promises to bring new retail, dining, cultural hubs and job opportunities to the area, reinforcing Pearland’s evolution from quiet suburb into a thriving economic node. Local officials say this is more than just a new shopping area — it’s a statement of confidence in Pearland’s future and its place in the greater Houston-region economy. Residents are watching closely, eager for benefits but also mindful of traffic, infrastructure and preserving the character that made Pearland attractive in the first place. ...
This video reports on a tragic traffic incident near Pearland in which a 14-year-old driver was killed on Highway 288. The video shows how the teen was being pursued by the police and accompanied by family members in another vehicle; the circumstances leading up to the fatal crash are explored including enforcement response, community reaction, and law-enforcement commentary on youth driving and public safety. The story underscores the challenges of teenage driving, law enforcement coordination, and the need for stronger traffic safety measures in the region. ...
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End of an Era: Beloved Houston Restaurant Picos Shuts Its Doors After 40 Years
After 40+ Years, Houston's Picos Prepares to Close Its Doors on Upper Kirby A Houston culinary landmark is nearing the end of an era. Picos, the beloved Mexican restaurant that has served the city for more than four decades, will shut its Upper Kirby location on August 30. Owner Arnaldo Richards is careful to frame the closure not as a goodbye, but as a pause — the restaurant is searching for a new home, and this location's story is simply wrapping up while that search continues. Four Decades of Regional Mexican Cooking Picos opened its doors in 1984 and quickly earned a loyal following for bringing authentic dishes from Mexico's seven culinary regions to Houston diners. The restaurant built its reputation on standouts like deeply flavored mole sauces, handmade tamales, and enchiladas, along with its now-famous shaker margaritas — a signature that set Picos apart years before craft cocktails became a national trend. The restaurant moved to its spacious Kirby Drive space in 2014, where it continued to draw crowds with vibrant décor, private dining rooms, and a menu built around regional Mexican flavors. A Redevelopment Deal Forces the Move According to Richards, the property has been sold for future redevelopment, leaving the restaurant with no choice but to vacate. The family had hoped to transition smoothly into a new space without any downtime, but a suitable location hasn't been secured yet. Richards continues to describe this as a transitional moment rather than a true ending, with the family committed to carrying the Picos name and legacy forward somewhere else in Houston. A Final Chance to Say Goodbye The closure was originally slated for 2025, but an outpouring of community support convinced the family to keep the doors open longer. Now, with August 30 set as the definite last day, Houstonians have just a few weeks left to visit this Kirby Drive institution before it closes this chapter — hopefully to reopen another one soon....
Man robbed at Pearland, Texas ATM
Police in Pearland, Texas, are investigating an incident of an aggravated robbery in the area. A 79-year old man was withdrawing cash from an ATM and returning to his car when a suspect approached him, according to a report by ABC 13. During the incident, the juvenile suspect assaulted the victim and stole his wallet. Police have already arrested two individuals allegedly involved in the incident including Donte Bell, 30, for allegedly serving as the gateway driver and Demondtra Moore, 23, for allegedly serving as a lookout. The juvenile is still at large....
City of Pearland Appoints Lewis Harris as Pearland Fire Chief
The City of Pearland is proud to announce the appointment of Lewis Harris as Fire Chief, following a distinguished 28-year career with the Tucson Fire Department. Chief Harris was sworn in on Tuesday, July 6. “The City of Pearland is gaining a proven, mission-driven leader,” said City Manager Trent Epperson. “His experience shows he knows how to balance daily operations, planning, and people — all the things that keep a fire department strong.” As Fire Chief, Chief Harris will oversee, lead, and manage the operations of the Pearland Fire Department, which provides emergency medical services, fire suppression and fire prevention services. Harris will be responsible for evaluating departmental operations and developing long-term plans for equipment, facilities, and personnel, while coordinating with City staff and departments. His leadership will support the continued growth, readiness, and resilience of Pearland’s fire and emergency services. Previously, Chief Harris served in a wide range of progressively responsible roles within the Tucson Fire Department, including Firefighter/Paramedic, Captain, Training Officer, Technical Rescue Team Captain, Battalion Chief, Deputy Chief of the Training Division, Assistant Chief of the Administrative and Personnel Services Bureau, and Assistant Fire Chief over the Essential Services Division. His background includes 18 years of operational experience, extensive work in training and professional development, and significant expertise in budget development and fiscal management for a major metropolitan fire department. “I am honored to join the Pearland community and to serve alongside its dedicated fire service professionals,” said Chief Harris. “Throughout my career, I have been committed to developing people, strengthening organizations, and ensuring safe, effective service delivery. I look forward to supporting the department’s continued growth and contributing to a culture of excellence.” In addition to his leadership within the fire service, Chief Harris is an adjunct instructor at Pima Community College, where he helps prepare future fire service professionals. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arizona, is a graduate of Arizona State University’s Certified Public Manager program and is a graduate of the Arizona Fire Chiefs Association Chief Executive Officer Program. Chief Harris added, “My goal is to build on the strong foundation already in place and to serve Pearland with integrity, professionalism, and a deep respect for the people and resources entrusted to our care.”...
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