Houston weather: Scattered storms Thursday amid summer heat
It will be another hot and humid day, but expect to see some clouds in the sky with the chance of scattered afternoon storms.
NW Houston: Wanted man accused in $30K copper theft investigation
Joshua Fleming is believed to be one of two people who stole copper materials from a wastewater treatment plant.
Court restores Ohio rules limiting kids’ access to social media
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Ohio to enforce a law requiring parental permission before children under 16 can create or maintain social media accounts.
Discovery Green to be closed Saturday night after Houston Police request
The announcement comes one week after a “teen takeover” that brought 500–600 minors to the park.
Texas Supreme Court sides with SpaceX over public beach access
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday ruled that environmental groups cannot sue to preserve access to public access to a beach that's been closed during rocket launches.
Average price for gas under $4 for the first time since March
Drivers are starting to see relief at the pumps after months of higher fuel costs tied to the Iran war.
Teething toy, sold on Amazon, recalled after choking reports
More than 70,000 teething toys sold on Amazon have been recalled after choking incidents. Parents are urged to stop using them immediately.
World Cup: What you need to know about USA vs Australia
The U.S. Men’s National Team is facing a critical injury question ahead of its highly anticipated World Cup match-up against Australia Friday.
Trump administration to cut student loan interest rates
With millions of student loan borrowers in default, the Trump administration announced a plan for a slight reduction in student loan interest rates to provide some relief for borrowers paying…
The history of Juneteenth and how it became a federal holiday
Today, the nation observes Juneteenth, a day commemorating when the last enslaved people in the U.S. found out they were free. Events are planned across the country to mark the…
TSA sounds alarm after World Cup fans pack their bags with American staple
As the World Cup brings millions of international visitors to the U.S., many fans are trying out American staples — and rushing to take them back home with them.