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* 11/04/2009

3 Houston-area men file suit after dogs sent them to jail
Three men who spent months in jail after dogs linked their scents to evidence from crimes they did not commit filed a lawsuit claiming Texas authorities falsely arrested and imprisoned them.

* 11/03/2009

CHI to bring more jobs to Houston-area
CHI is expanding into the home appliance game, and that’s translating into new jobs in the Houston area. What's more, they're going to make them at the new CHI factory in Humble.

* 11/02/2009

Mayoral hopefuls press for votes as clock ticks down
Gene Locke held a rally downtown, Annise Parker sent a video message to her followers on Twitter, Roy Morales taped a new radio commercial, and Peter Brown called potential voters one by one.

* 10/30/2009

H1N1 vaccine shortage causes frustration in Sugar Land
In the same week the State of Texas received a massive influx of doses of the H1N1 vaccine; emergency planners in Sugar Land are expressing frustration about continuing delays in the distribution of the doses to local communities. 

Illegals, guns found in Pasadena home
Pasadena police say a stolen truck lead them to a stash of guns and a front for human smuggling.

* John O'Quinn's funeral to be held Wednesday Photos from the scene
Funeral arrangements have been made for prominent Houston attorney John O’Quinn who was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Allen Parkway Thursday. His assistant also died in the crash.
Photos: Crash scene | O'Quinn bio

10/23/2009

Swine flu: Who is getting it, what's UH doing to protect students
Federal health officials have released new numbers about the swine flu, and they’re not encouraging. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 1,000 people across the country have died from the H1N1 virus.

10/22/2009

Sheriff Garcia in favor of program that lets deputies check immigration status
11 News has learned that Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia wants to continue a controversial, federal program that allows some of his deputies to act as immigration agents.

* 11/01/2008

Foreclosure tour bus rolls into Houston
A tour bus more commonly found in California, Florida, Arizona—the states with the highest number of foreclosures—is in Houston now. Real estate broker Kevin Riles bought the foreclosure tour bus and almost every week is offering a new tour.

10/27/2008

Houston job postings up a month after Ike
If you’re worried about keeping your job, who could blame you? The current economic crisis has everyone concerned, but state records show Houston’s job market is actually doing better than it was before Ike hit our area.

* 10/22/2008

Thousands in Harris County may be wrongly banned from ballot box
Thousands of local voters may find themselves banned from the ballot box, and it may all be a mistake. The 11 News Defenders have found case after case of people rejected from voting registration when they shouldn’t have been.

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