Fort Bend Herald

The Fort Bend Herald and Texas Coaster is a local newspaper located in Rosenberg, Texas, that serves the Fort Bend County region. It releases new editions six days a week, taking a break on Saturdays. The newspaper is owned by Hartman Newspapers.

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Shadowcats rally back to walk off Timberhogs

1 day ago | fbherald.com | Adam Ogburn

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Youngest pro rugger a star in the making

2 days ago | fbherald.com | Sam Scinta Jr

HOUSTON — Seth Smith is used to doing what it takes to grow a program. The 2023 Fulshear High School graduate played a key role as the fullback in former head coach Nick Codutti’s run-first system that first led the Chargers on their rise to prominence and, now, he’s got even grander ideas for his follow up — this time as a professional athlete.
Utah father, son indicted on supporting cartel, terrorism, oil theft charges

5 days ago | fbherald.com | Bethany Blankley

(The Center Square) – U.S. attorneys across the country are playing a key role in the Trump administration’s targeting of cartel-connected crime. In a case spanning several states, a Utah father and son were charged with conspiring to materially support a Mexican cartel and foreign terrorist organization (FTO) by engaging in oil theft in south Texas. The charges also include conspiracy to commit money laundering and related smuggling charges.
NCAA Division I Women's Softball World Series

6 days ago | fbherald.com | Phil Hicks

Women’s College World Series May 29 — June 5/6 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Thursday, May 29 Game 1: No. 6 Texas 3, No. 3 Florida 0 Game 2: No. 2 Oklahoma 4, No. 7 Tennessee 3 Game 3: No. 12 Texas Tech 1, Mississippi 0 Game 4: No. 9 UCLA 4, No. 16 Oregon 2 Friday, May 30 Game 5: No. 7 Tennessee 11, No. 3 Florida 3, Florida eliminated Game 6: No. 16 Oregon 6, Mississippi 5, 10 innings, Mississippi eliminated Saturday, May 31 Game 7: No. 6 Texas 4, No. 2 Oklahoma 2 Game 8: No. 12 Texas Tech 3, No. 9...
The Credit Card Tools Hiding in Your Banking App

6 days ago | fbherald.com | Sara Rathner

If you’re using your credit card issuer’s app or website just to pay your bills and check in on some recent transactions, you’re only tapping into a fraction of the features available to you. We’ve been able to pay bills online for more than 25 years, but that’s table stakes now. Banks are competing with each other to roll out tools that can help customers see spending trends, set their budget, manage recurring charges and improve account security.
Brenham Fire Department awarded grant for new thermal imaging cameras

6 days ago | fbherald.com | Nick Irene

The Brenham Fire Department soon will upgrade its emergency response equipment with the purchase of six new thermal imaging cameras, thanks to a $25,000 grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority and the city of Brenham. The grant, awarded through LCRA’s Community Development Partnership Program, will be matched with $6,990 in local funds from the fire department.
No Wi-Fi, no problem: 8 family-friendly hike-in lodges for a digital detox

6 days ago | fbherald.com | Amanda Luhn

Americans spend an average of 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on their phones. But there’s no cell service at Charit Creek Lodge in Tennessee, and that’s exactly the point. As more families seek meaningful connections away from screens, slow travel and digital detox vacations become the trend. Hike-in lodges combine both of those. They’re rustic, hard to reach and off the grid. For many families, that’s not a downside; it’s the draw.
Doctors remove mass on woman’s neck that was the size of her head

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Amy Reast

By Amy ReastA woman was nearly suffocated by a 1.3kg growth that caused her neck to be almost the same size as her head. Harimalala, 24, began to notice her throat swelling at just 12, and it never stopped. The then-schoolgirl, from Manakara, eastern Madagascar, tried everything to stop its growth. The mass ballooned to the point that it began to compress Harimalala's airways - making it difficult for her to swallow, talk and breathe.
Documents: Woman stole wig off of body at Tyler funeral home

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Zak Wellerman

Documents: Woman stole wig off of body at Tyler funeral home
Custom controller changes Sammy’s world

1 week ago | fbherald.com | Nick Irene

In a heartwarming example of creativity meeting compassion, two Baylor Scott & White medical professionals teamed up to give 5-year-old Sammy Hart something far more meaningful than just a video game controller—it was a tool that allowed him to play, connect and compete with his brothers on equal footing. Sammy, a five-year old resident of Brenham, was born with Apert syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes the premature fusion of skull bones and the fusion of fingers and toes at birth.