Shampoo recalled over possible harmful bacteria, FDA says
Several lots of Oribe Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo are being recalled after officials detected bacterial contamination in the product, according to the Food and Drug…
Retired Houston couple battling CenterPoint over who should pay after power surge causes thousands in damage
A Houston couple says a power surge linked to CenterPoint Energy work in their neighborhood destroyed multiple appliances and electronics in their home, but the utility denied their damage claim,…
Houston renters urged to prepare now as hurricane season approaches
Houston emergency officials are urging renters to prepare for hurricane season before storms develop in the Gulf. Here’s what apartment residents should know about flood risks, evacuation zones, renter’s insurance…
Houston neighborhoods face World Cup rental surge as Airbnb cracks down on holiday parties
In exactly 21 days, the World Cup arrives at Houston's NRG Stadium, an event Airbnb projects will become the single biggest hosting event in its corporate history. Unlike the brief…
Sugar Land crime: Authorities seeking suspect information following aggravated robbery at ATM
The Sugar Land Police Department needs your help identifying a man who forced a woman to withdraw money from an ATM.
North Harris County residents reporting gas smell
The source of the smell is unknown as of this report.
Nearly 60K Honda vehicles recalled due to rearview camera display glitch
Honda has recalled 59,887 vehicles due to the rearview camera display becoming distorted or going blank.
Rescuers save duck found with arrow lodged in bill: ‘It’s cruel’
A duck in Massachusetts is recovering after rescuers removed an arrow lodged through its bill.
Houston man accused of bestiality involving family dog
A Houston man is facing charges following an incident that occurred in November 2025, according to court documents.
Police seeking information on victim found dead in west Houston building
Jade was found shot in January on Hillcroft Avenue. Anyone with information can call Houston Police or Crime Stoppers.
This is why a judge threw out evidence in Tiffany Haddish’s DUI case
A Fayette County judge ruled Wednesday to suppress several pieces of evidence in the DUI case against actress Tiffany Haddish.