Missouri City crews working structure fire on Quail Meadow Drive
Others are being asked to avoid the area in the meantime.
Angelina County mother charged with abuse of a corpse for digging up newborn
A Lufkin woman was arrested Thursday after authorities say she dug up the body of her infant child from a local cemetery and left the remains in a residential driveway.
Kemah crime: 2 suspects arrested following pursuit
Two people were arrested following a shots-fired call that turned into a pursuit on Sunday morning, according to authorities.
AMBER Alert issued for missing Louisiana child last seen in Allen
An AMBER Alert has been issued for an abducted child believed to be near Allen.
Current Galena Park mayor denies theft claims, staff allege harassment by mayor-elect
Days after narrowly losing reelection, longtime Galena Park Mayor Esmeralda Moya is pushing back against accusations from mayor-elect Oscar Mireles, who claims she removed city property and left City Hall…
Canvas hack: Houston-area schools, universities release statements regarding outage
Canvas, a widely used school learning platform, has reportedly been hacked and is experiencing outages, which are causing problems for thousands of universities, schools and students nationwide.
Substitute teacher whose sobbing mugshot went viral reaches plea deal in sex case involving student
A North Carolina substitute teacher who was photographed sobbing in a mugshot after admitting to having sex with a 15-year-old has reached a plea deal.
Hours-long shutdown for Grand Parkway in Sugar Land area
An 18-wheeler is blocking off northbound Highway 99 near Highway 90.
Texas youth camps reach agreement to relax fiber optic requirements
An agreement has been reached that will allow youth summer camps in Texas to operate this year despite not meeting all new safety requirements.
Houston shooting: Authorities investigating deadly shooting on Blackhawk Ridge Lane
Houston police are on the scene following a deadly shooting in southeast Houston, officials said.
Former USPS supervisor pleads guilty to stealing $369K in checks from mail
A former U.S. Postal Service supervisor in St. Louis has pleaded guilty to stealing 89 checks from the mail and giving them to an accomplice.