A series of recent subpoenas reveals that prosecutors are scrutinizing both campaign finance activity and a real estate ...

Fort Bend County Judge KP George has formally switched his party affiliation to Republican and says felony money laundering ...

Melissa M. Wilson, a former candidate for Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 2, has announced that she will run for Fort ...

Bonner, a military veteran who serves as a commissioner for Fort Bend County Emergency Services District 7, is the latest ...

George has been charged with money laundering between $30,000 and $150,000, a third-degree felony with a maximum sentence of ten years in prison. Prosecutors allege the laundering was campaign finance ...

And this budget we are streamlining.” George is facing felony charges of money laundering, accused of campaign finance fraud during the months when he first took office on Jan. 1, 2019.

India-West News Desk HOUSTON, TX — Fort Bend County Judge KP George was arrested and charged with two counts of money laundering on April 4, according to court and jail records.

KP George presides over the Fort Bend County Commissioners Court on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024. George is waging a six-figure legal battle to prove his innocence against charges of online impersonation ...

Jared Woodfill, front right, the attorney for Fort Bend County Judge KP George, addresses questions from reporters after a court hearing on Monday, May 19, 2025.

County Judge KP George changes party affiliation to Republican, citing unsustainable budget growth, while facing legal challenges in Fort Bend County.

County Judge KP George changes party affiliation to Republican, citing unsustainable budget growth, while facing legal challenges in Fort Bend County.