FOX 26 Digital News Brief for April 9, 2018

The Harris County first assistant treasurer appeared in court on Monday for the first time since he was accused of stealing to pay a dominatrix. Prosecutors said Gregory Lueb used money from the county's credit union to pay off a financial dominatrix.

Hundreds of people have packed into Fort Bend Independent School District community meetings. The district is considering closing some campuses. There are only two more meetings before the district makes a final decision.

Houston police need your help finding a man who posted a video on Snapchat, showing himself shooting a gun out of a car in northwest Houston.

A former sheriff's deputy and her husband who are accused of choking a man to death outside a diner, say it's impossible to them to get a fair trial in Harris County. They had a change of venue hearing on Monday and want the entire Harris County District Attorney's Office removed from the case.

The companies responsible for tons of Dioxin waste dumped into the San Jacinto River Waste Pits have agreed to a $115 million plan to completely remove the cancer-causing material.

The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee conducted a field hearing on Monday in Cypress, looking at lessons learned from Hurricane Harvey.