Busby's attorney, Dick DeGuerin said in a statement to 13 Investigates that "Brian Busby served honestly and honorably the people of Houston Independent School District for over 20 years, ...

Brian Busby, who worked his way up from janitor to chief operating officer, and a landscaping contractor for the district, Anthony Hutchison, were found guilty on all 33 charges relating to the ...

Dick DeGuerin, Former HISD Chief Operating Officer Brian Busby’s lawyer, addresses the media outside of Bob Casey United States Courthouse after Busby was found guilty on all counts, Friday ...

Former HISD COO Brian Busby and contractor Anthony Hutchison found guilty in a $6M bribery and fraud scheme. Money meant for schools ended up in their pockets.

Brian Busby is the former chief operating officer for HISD. He was accused of helping a company get construction and maintenance contracts. That company, in turn, shared the profits with Busby ...

Defense attorneys for Brian Busby and Anthony Hutchison delivered a forceful rebuttal to the government’s case on Tuesday, asserting that although the two men formed a close friendship while ...

Former HISD COO Brian Busby is photographed as he is leaving the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas as his bribery case is scheduled for trial in Houston, Monday ...

HISD's former chief operating officer Brian Busby, 43, and contract vendor Anthony Hutchison, 60, were arrested by federal agents Thursday morning.

Former HISD COO Brian Busby is photographed as he is leaving the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas as his bribery case is scheduled for trial in Houston, Monday ...

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Houston had more bad news for former Houston ISD Chief Operating Officer Brian Busby and contractor Anthony Hutchison Thursday, as it announced new charges against ...

In an hour-long interview, HISD Chief Operating Officer Brian Busby said the district’s poorly executed overhaul of its transportation routing system has been afflicted by cascading errors in ...

KINGSTON — New Paltz's Brian Busby is inspired by the running success of his siblings, but he runs for himself. Busby, taller, more confident and pain-free from a year ago, earned his first Mid ...