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Life is a struggle for millions of Texans right now, but they are managing to keep their faith above all else.

Winter storm tragedy left 1 woman without a home KTRK Life is a struggle for millions of Texans right now, but they are managing to keep their faith above all else. "I lost everything. I don't have anything. What you see to my left that's it," said Houstonian Alice Denson. Denson left her house with only a few clothes after her home became unbearably cold. She and four other relatives would have been sound asleep inside had they stayed one more night. "Five of us would have burned up," Denson said bluntly. She strongly believes her husband Charles, who recently passed away, wa...

Winter storm tragedy left 1 woman without a home KTRK Life is a struggle for millions of Texans right now, but they are managing to keep their faith above all else. "I lost everything. I don't have anything. What you see to my left that's it," said Houstonian Alice Denson. Denson left her house with only a few clothes after her home became unbearably cold. She and four other relatives would have been sound asleep inside had they stayed one more night. "Five of us would have burned up," Denson said bluntly. She strongly believes her husband Charles, who recently passed away, wa...

The Daily Herald SPRING HILL — As city staff searches for solutions following the resignation of its planning director and city engineer, the Board of Mayor and Aldermen is now tasked with finding a new city administrator. During last month's regular meeting of the Municipal Planning Commission, planning director Steve Foote and city engineer Tom Wolfe announced they would be resigning from their respective positions. Soon after, city administrator Victor Lay announced he too would be leaving, taking a job as town manager of Nolensville. His last day is scheduled for Monday, Jan. 18. Lay w...

CHARLES TOWN — More than 100 people gathered outside of Gold’s Gym in Charles Town on Sunday evening to remember the life of the business’ general manager who passed away unexpectedly Dec. 23. Anthony “Tony” Markley, 29, of Ranson, had served as the gym’s general manager after working in various other capacities for several years. “He was loved by everyone at the gym, and we are all devastated by his death,” said Tracey Clabaugh, who helped organize Sunday’s gathering. “We knew we needed to do something to show our love to his family.” Ca...