Robert Arnold

2 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Robert Arnold |Ninfa Saavedra |Michael Horton

GALVESTON, Texas – During severe storms and hurricanes, information about current conditions, forecasts, and other emergency-related information is vital to public safety. However, one source of this information for Galveston residents has been down since March. On March 25, a fire knocked out NOAA’s weather radio transmitter in Hitchcock. The transmitter in Hitchcock broadcasts NOAA’s KHB-40 at 162.550 megahertz.

3 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Robert Arnold

As the country waits for a decision from the US Supreme Court, Constitutional law experts and immigration attorneys are preparing for different outcomes regarding the issues of nationwide injunctions and, potentially, birthright citizenship. This week the high court was asked to weigh arguments whether a single federal court judge could issue a nationwide injunction.

3 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Robert Arnold

Published: May 12, 2025 at 11:11 AMTags: local, news, investigates, summer safety, houstonSign up for our Newsletters Click2Houston Community Events Published: May 12, 2025 at 11:11 AMTags: local, news, investigates, summer safety, houstonHOUSTON – When it comes to choosing summer camps, parents are urged to look beyond the marketing photos. “There are a lot of things you can do,” said Britt Darwin-Looney, vice president of youth development services for Praesidium.

4 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Robert Arnold

Published: May 9, 2025 at 6:40 PMTags: Metal Theft, Telecom Vandalsim, Houston Police, Criminal Mischief, Crime, InvestigatesHouston police arrested three people accused of damaging hundreds of telecom cables in a northeast side neighborhood. Police said the trio was hoping to steal copper wire, but mistakenly cut fiber optic cables. Investigators said the group started cutting cables off Fulton near Fichter after midnight on Monday.

4 weeks ago | click2houston.com | Robert Arnold |Ninfa Saavedra

Published: May 8, 2025 at 11:07 AMTags: Death Row, TDCJ, Clarence Jordan, Harris County, Crime, Death Penalty, InvestigatesHOUSTON, Texas – Clarence Jordan, 68, has been on death row for nearly half a century, and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is now being asked to overturn his death sentence. Jordan was first convicted in 1978 of murdering grocery store worker Joe Williams during a robbery. Jordan’s initial conviction and death sentence were overturned.