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Houston Public Media Newscasts — 12pm Newscast September, 3, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I'm Shalby Rose. A flash flood warning continues for Polk, Northwestern Liberty and southeastern San Jacinto counties until 1 p.m. These are the last remnants of tropical storm edge warred continuing to move out of the area. Katie Landry is a hydrologist with a national weather service. She says the concern is heavy rain pounding areas that have already been hit hard. We're seeing rainfall rates upwards of 2 to 3 inches per hour because these storms are moving across these areas within the next hour to 2 with the accumulated rainfall total is anywhere from 1 to 3 inches. And that's for the warning time frame. Landry says if these storms continue on through the afternoon, there could be rainfall totals that are higher than that depending on when the storm set up. Polk County and the cities of Livingston and on Alaska have issued disaster declarations since over 15 inches of rain fell there yesterday alone. The Red Cross has set up a shelter at the Dunbar gym in Livingston as thousands remain without power. After more than four decades, a man is heading to prison for his involvement in the Texas
Killingfields case. The Galveston County jury convicted 61 year old James Elmore of felony manslaughter in the death of 16 year old Laura Miller. Laura's father, Tim Miller, has been fighting for justice all this time. I thought I was ready for a verdict until it was read. Then it made it all real. And 42 years. Jers gave Elmore the max sentence 20 years behind bars. The family of a man shot and killed in a gallery a parking lot is suing the shopping center for $1 million, alleging it failed to enforce security policies. Anthony Sanders was killed after leaving the gallery with his fiance and child court documents say the shooting followed an altercation involving his fiance and the men involved had been removed by security the day before. And Fort Worth man is facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly threatening US Senate candidate Democrat James Tallarico. Investigators say 29 year old Billy McFatridge admitted descending
violent threats through email and Instagram in August.
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