League City
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Sep 11, 2026
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
The term has come to encompass dozens of cases along the I-45 corridor.
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
But there is one particular patch of land off Calder Road in League City that became infamous after the bodies of four women were found there between 1984 and 1991.
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
And one of those women was 16-year-old Laura Miller.
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
Laura had only recently moved with her family to League City when she disappeared on September 10, 1984.
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
She was a sophomore at Clear Creek High School.
Brandi ChurchwellHOST
Her father, Tim Miller, has described her as intelligent and musically gifted.
Rob LaushesHOST
Attorneys for Galveston County argued that no state law prohibited the post-primary redistricting, but Skodik's justices opined that while the state's constitution allows commissioners to redraw precincts from time to time, under the Texas Election Code, a primary and the corresponding general election are effectively one election.
Rob LaushesHOST
The court wrote, "...neither the Texas Constitution nor any statute authorizes the county to take the unusual and perhaps unprecedented step of choosing to conduct a general election using precinct lines that differ from those used in the corresponding primary election, absent an overriding state or federal law obligating it to do so." The new maps were to align the Constable and JP precincts with those of the Commissioners and expand the boundaries of Commissioner Precinct 3 northward toward League City and Friendswood.
Rob LaushesHOST
But critics accused the county of diluting the voting strength of Black and Hispanic residents and argued that voters had already cast ballots for the candidates in the March 2026 primary elections.
Rob LaushesHOST
Last but not least, a surrogate mother who gave birth in Texas despite the intended parent's demand for an abortion due to the baby's life-threatening heart condition is now asking that the Supreme Court of the United States block another state's order denying her parental rights.
Albert RamosHOST
In July 2015, co-founded iCryo.
Albert RamosHOST
his first location in his hometown of League City, Texas, and he co-founded the franchise in 2017 with his dad.
Albert RamosHOST
So listen to this, 14 years, co-founder, COO, chief innovation and branding officer, co-CEO in April of 24, chief executive officer from September of 24, finalist for the Franchise Executive of the Year's in Athletics News Power Players Award in May of 25.
Albert RamosHOST
By his own count, 52 locations opened across the US and Canada with roughly 250 plus more awarded and waiting to be built.
Dude PooleHOST
70% white corn, 25% rye, and 5% malted barley.
Dude PooleHOST
This is also a single barrel picked by the Reserve Wine and Spirits, League City, Texas.
Dude PooleHOST
Same place as the last one.
Dude PooleHOST
This one, if you had to guess the age of it, what would you guess?
Anthony DiGiorgioHOST
he practices
Tom OliversonGUEST
a Galveston area like League City and I practice on the other side of Houston.
Tom OliversonGUEST
So we've never worked together professionally.
Tom OliversonGUEST
He's like, we finally got to do a case together.
Tom GreshamHOST
Get to that in just a minute.
Tom GreshamHOST
Let me grab Dick, who's in, uh, League City, Texas, called in.
Tom GreshamHOST
Hey, Dick, what's on your mind today?
DickAUDIENCE
Well, y'all were talking about, uh, gun cleaning, um, solutions and this, that, and the other.
JeremyHOST
Yep.
JeremyHOST
Texas Cruiser says League City hotel prices aren't bad either.
JeremyHOST
Just saying.
Scottie JHOST
They are very good as well.
JeremyHOST
And actually,
Scottie JHOST
that's where we stayed in October was League City.
JeremyHOST
Yeah, we're staying in Texas City in October.
JeremyHOST
October.
Juliana WashburnCORRESPONDENT
Tim Miller always said he wanted Elmore for manslaughter and for playing a part in his daughter's death.
Michael HagertyHOST
This is the first conviction connected to any of the four women found in that particular field and all those other cases in the League City area between 1984 and 1991.
Michael HagertyHOST
What could this mean for those other unresolved cases?
Juliana WashburnCORRESPONDENT
So when I spoke with Tim Miller after after Elmore was found guilty, he said, we have a lot more work to do.
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a Galveston County jury has sentenced James Elmore to the maximum 20 years in prison for manslaughter.
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The conviction is tied to the 1984 disappearance of 16-year-old Laura Miller from a League City convenience store.
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Elmore is the first person convicted in connection with the Texas Killing Fields murders.
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In politics, Christian Castro, an immigration and customs enforcement officer living in South Texas, faces federal charges for allegedly lying to investigators.
Chester MooreHOST
Me and Lisa cry as we realize we had pulled up on the scene of a little innocent girl who was now proven to be dead.
Chester MooreHOST
The Texas Killing Field is an area famously associated with a remote former oil field off of Calder Road near League City, Texas, between Houston and Galveston.
Chester MooreHOST
It was isolated, crisscrossed by dirt roads and dotted with oil infrastructure.
Chester MooreHOST
exactly the sort of place where some monster could enter and leave without attracting much attention.
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