Montgomery County

So many people are taking meals to medical staff but what happened at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands is a different sweet lunchtime treat, as the band Willow Creek Junction took to the makeshift stage.

One of the checks was for $400 from Lone Star College. Another was a stimulus check for $1,200.

Despite multiple alerts, local law enforcement in Montgomery County did not respond to the opening, and aren’t likely to, given Gov. Abbott’s mid-afternoon announcement freeing barbers, stylists and salons to re-open Friday, legally.

Looking for a way to stay relevant the company started filling orders for personal protective equipment. They also sell a "Kooty Key" to keep from touching things, and signs that make it socially acceptable to not shake hands.

Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough called Texas Governor Greg Abbott's new executive order to reopen Texas unclear, vague, and inconsistent.

Joe's Italian Restaurant in Conroe plans to continue serving free meals to first responders in Montgomery County during the COVID-19 crisis.

“We want to make clear that this is not a recommendation. It’s a requirement, and so that’s why we had to make it enforceable by adding a fine,” said Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo.

Judge Keough said in the new order that the county would continue to see an increase in COVID-19 cases, but the increased cases are no longer growing exponentially as previously projected.

After more than a month of battling coronavirus COVID-19, Patton Village Officer, Chris Hernandez is finally going home.

A Kingwood neighborhood created a way to tell the story of Jesus Christ during the Texas stay-at-home order.

It was during the delivery that medical personnel noted an elevated temperature. As a precaution, the inmate was placed in isolation and tests were done, which confirmed a positive test result for COVID-19.

The third Montgomery County COVID-related death is also the third resident of the Conservatory at Alden Bridge in The Woodlands to pass away due to the virus.

According to the Montgomery County Public Health District, the two men were residents of the Conservatory at Alden Bridge.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.

Montgomery County's Stay Home, Stop the Spread order is in effect tonight at 11:59 p.m. and lasts until April 12 at 11:50 p.m.