Randy Wallace

2 days ago | fox26houston.com | Randy Wallace

Join FOX 26's Randy Wallace as he and his guests talk about the latest involving personal recognizance bonds and bail reform.

4 days ago | fox26houston.com | Randy Wallace

Come September 1, what judges and magistrates can do, will change drastically. Texas bail reform package changes coming What we know: "Under current statute, the only offense a judge can deny bond flat out, is capital murder and that's only if the state is seeking the death penalty," said Andy Kahan with Crime Stoppers. Voters can change that come Election Day in November. If approved, the state's constitution will change giving judges more discretion.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Randy Wallace

We first told you about Cretora Biggerstaff in an only on FOX report involving her struggles with Homeland Security. She flies twice a year, but the centurion says she's stopped because security computers don't recognize her age. Creatora Biggerstaff hosts annual fashion show at Spring senior citizen community On Friday, she hosted the annual fashion show at Paradise Springs. How does she do it all at 106? What they're saying: "There's nothing to it, it's very easy," Cretora said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Randy Wallace

The BriefCretora Biggerstaff, a woman FOX 26 featured in an Only on FOX Report, is continuing to make headlinesOn Friday, the 106-year-old hosted an annual fashion show at a citizen community center in Spring. SPRING, Texas - We first told you about Cretora Biggerstaff in an only on FOX report involving her struggles with Homeland Security. She flies twice a year, but the centurion says she's stopped because security computers don't recognize her age.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Randy Wallace

You're minding your own business when a woman with three kids, and a dog in tow, asks you to help her find a safe place to stay. Houston hoax: Woman posing as domestic violence victim returns, strangers falling for it The backstory: She tells strangers she needs help finding a shelter, and she has no phone, fearing her abusive husband will track her. "She had me call this number that she provided," said this woman, who asked not to be identified.