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BikesThe city council agreed to create a task force to address current issues they see with electric bikes and scooters. Wednesday, October 21, 2026 1:24PMFORT BEND COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- More rules may soon apply to riding e-bikes and e-scooters within Fulshear city limits. At a Fulshear City Council meeting Tuesday night, one council member even suggested banning e-bikes and e-scooters, citing tragedies the community has already seen involving them. The city council agreed to create a task force to address current issues they see with electric bikes and scooters. They also decided to plan a town hall meeting, and they said they will work toward preparing an ordinance for a November vote based on 'No Helmet, No Ride'. RELATED: Fort Bend County, Harris County constables ask school districts to ban e-motorcyclesFulshear Mayor Don McCoy says their goal is zero preventable tragedies on e-bikes and e-scooters. Top Stories"We can't eliminate the risk, but we can take meaningful action through education, accountability, enforcement, and sound public policy. I want our staff to identify every legal tool available to the City of Fulshear and put those tools to work.

A man votes Monday as an Alberta elections employee helps him to slide his paper into the ballot box in Calgary. A majority of Albertans have voted in favour of having more say in immigration and restricting access to health care, education and social services for non-permanent residents in the province. All four immigration-related questions on the ballot garnered more than 50 per cent of the “Yes” votes in Monday’s referendum dealing with potential Albertan independence and immigration and constitutional reform. But experts say the results, while politically charged, tell a more nuanced story about how the province views newcomers, and may change very little in practice.

A metro-area lawyer is raising the alarm about the number of sexual assault nurse examiners in the province. There are only two nurses available in the province 24/7 who are trained for that kind of work – one in St. John’s and one in Corner Brook – and that’s a serious concern for lawyer Lynn Moore. She told VOCM Open Line with Brian Callahan that leaves a serious gap in rural parts of the province.

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