Mortgage rates edge higher amid Iran tensions, inflation uncertainty
Mortgage rates edged slightly higher this week, with the average 30-year fixed loan rising to 6.49%, according to Freddie Mac, while remaining relatively stable over…
Montgomery County disturbing discovery: 2 dead dogs, pig found in plastic bags
A disturbing discovery in a New Caney neighborhood has sparked an animal cruelty investigation after multiple dead dogs, and even a pig, were found stuffed inside plastic bags along a…
Houston weather: Rain, storms possible this weekend
A wet, active pattern remains across the Houston area for this weekend.
Community vigil scheduled for Montrose restaurant owners, family following deadly shooting
A community vigil has been announced for those wishing to honor and pay respects to the Mitchell family, according to a post on Facebook.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Making things ‘pitch’ perfect at Houston Stadium
There is no World Cup, without a pitch to play on, and on Friday, we got an inside look at what is now known as Houston Stadium, formerly known as…
Lee Gilley case: Judge issues gag order ahead of upcoming trial
The judge in the case of a husband accused of killing his pregnant wife in 2024 has issued a gag order, according to court records.
Houston ISD under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for Civil Rights
The U.S. Department of Education for Civil Rights has opened a disability discrimination investigation into the Houston Independent School District, according to a release.
Highly contagious norovirus spreads on cruise ship, sickening over 100 passengers and crew
More than 100 people were affected by a norovirus outbreak aboard the Caribbean Princess cruise, according to a CDC report.
Northbrook Middle School teacher accused of possessing child pornography
A Spring Branch ISD teacher is accused of possessing child pornography, officials said.
Bomb squad removes ‘live explosive’ from Spring home
A bomb squad was called for a “suspicious device" at a home off Louetta Road.
What’s next for Cesar Chavez Blvd? Community meetings and budget fears delay city discussions
A high-profile plan to rename one of the East End’s thoroughfares has hit a sudden procedural snag as city officials and community leaders grapple with the cultural fallout of stripping…