It’s the scariest season of the year—and nothing is more terrifying than filing a legitimate insurance claim after a serious accident and hearing absolutely nothing back. No calls returned. No correspondence answered. No explanation for why your claim sits in limbo while your medical bills pile up. Spooky, indeed. This isn’t just frustrating—it may beRead more
Some men lead with a roar. Lt. Nelson Zoch had the roar of a lion. He was gruff and he was ornery, and underneath all of it was a heart that beat for the slain officer, the hurt officer, and the family left behind. Lt. Zoch passed away this month at 81. Funeral services wereRead more
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September in Houston means something every Houstonian feels immediately: school traffic is back in full swing. The morning commute transforms overnight as crossing guards appear at intersections, school buses clog residential streets, and distracted parents do their best to manage cars full of kids at morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up. You navigate this chaos professionallyRead more
“The Houston Police Department plays an indispensable role”. We hear this a lot as it is written on every retirement proclamation given upon retirement. We would all like to believe that the citizens of Houston agree with the sentiment of these words. Sadly, it appears that several of our current city council members do not agree. In fact, they disregarded the Chief of Police, the command staff, and many others when they voted to pass an ordinance disregarding state and federal laws. I understand that this is a hot button issue for national politics, but we do not get involved in national issues like this. In fact, we have done everything possible to stay out of the fray until we were forced to address it. Several members of council decided to bring an ordinance forward tha