Houston Christian University President Robert Sloan Jr dies at 77
Dr. Sloan was approaching his 20-year mark as HCU president before his sudden passing.
Where Texas UFOs have been spotted, according to new Pentagon files
The Pentagon on Friday released its first round of documents related to Unidentified Anomalus Phenomena and several reports outline decades-old sightings across the Lone Star State and a conversation between…
DOJ: Former NFL player sentenced to 16 years for defrauding $200 million from Medicare and VA
A former NFL player who was a member of the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for a years long scheme that…
Kitten found stuck inside bucket of glue finds forever home
After he was found stuck in a bucket of industrial adhesive in April, Elmer finally found his forever family.
Texas troopers to step up patrols for seat belt, distracted driving violations
The Texas Highway Patrol (THP) will soon step up enforcement of seat belt and distracted driving laws.
Missing teen last seen in Houston, may be in Dallas
Maleighna Hernandez was seen April 28 in northwest Houston. Anyone with information can call Houston Police.
Military Appreciation Month: You can help military families by donating manufacturer coupons
When it comes to grocery shopping, using coupons can help you save at the register. But if you have coupons that have expired, don’t toss them, you can donate them…
Mother’s Day 2026 food deals and discounts
Mother's Day is a special time to show appreciation and love for all the mothers in our lives. To help you celebrate, many restaurants and eateries are offering enticing free…
New poll shows broad support for age caps, term limits in Congress
A new poll shows overwhelming bipartisan support for age caps and term limits in Congress as debate grows over aging political leaders.
Trump: Ukraine and Russia agree to 3-day ceasefire
The president announced Russia and Ukraine had agree to a three-day ceasefire beginning May 9.
Chicago suburb expands cash handouts as race-based reparations program faces major legal battle
As cities across the U.S. continue to experiment with direct cash transfers, a prominent Chicago suburb is extending its guaranteed income program while simultaneously defending a first-of-its-kind reparations initiative that…