Judge rules on what evidence can be used in Luigi Mangione trial
The defense is seeking to suppress the evidence, including a gun, silencer and journal, arguing police conducted an unlawful warrantless search.
School bus crash in Friendswood on FM 2351
A school bus was involved in a crash in Friendswood on Monday morning.
Houston launches $30M ‘Demolition Days’ using controversial flood dollars
Houston has launched a $30 million "Demolition Days" initiative to tear down more than 2,000 dangerous, abandoned buildings, starting with eight properties this weekend. However, the project has sparked intense…
Why a fleet of self-driving Waymo SUVs flooded a quiet Atlanta street
Videos captured more than a dozen autonomous Waymo self-driving SUVs entering and turning around on a dead-end Atlanta street.
Silver Boot Series: Astros shut out Rangers in first 2026 matchup
The Rangers lost their first 2026 matchup against the Astros on Friday night.
3 Dallas PD officers injured in Forney plane crash; no fatalities
After a small plane crashed in Forney overnight, all three Dallas police officers who were on board are reportedly still alive.
Houston’s World Cup celebration gets bigger with ‘The Ranch Presents Pitch Live’
A 39-day, multi-venue experience from restaurateur Ben Berg, nightlife impresario Army Sadeghi and soccer legend Brian Ching will transform EaDo into Houston’s ultimate gathering place during FIFA World Cup 2026.
‘Teen Takeover’ trend impacting skating rinks in Harris County
A nationwide trend organized on social media called “Teen Takeover" is becoming a growing concern in the Houston area, prompting businesses and malls to tighten security measures.
‘That’s a lie’: Artist Wyland says Dallas, FIFA didn’t ask before painting over Whaling Wall
As backlash and rumors spread following the loss of conservationist artist Wyland's Whaling Wall mural in Downtown Dallas, the painter is setting the record straight on the matter.
Katy residents say they pay more than $100 a month for water that contains sediment
Residents in a growing Katy subdivision say they’re paying high monthly water bills for water they don’t trust to use for cooking, bathing children or even giving to pets.