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.
Use by, sell by, best by: What’s the difference?
Confused by "use by," "sell by" and "best by" labels? Here's what each one actually means, and how California's new law aims to reduce food waste by simplifying the labels…
Texas Bullion Depository announces 2026 Lone Star Gold and Silver Series
Texas is making history by launching the first-ever state-authorized precious metals program, featuring commemorative "Lone Star" gold and silver coins available this July!
Fireworks sold nationwide recalled ahead of July 4 celebrations
Fireworks devices sold across the U.S. are being recalled because they can tip over and explode, causing serious injuries.
Two dead, three shot in Fairlane Town Center shooting in Dearborn
Two people are dead after a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn Friday afternoon.
Fans file lawsuit against StubHub over World Cup ticket cancellations
StubHub is facing a lawsuit from fans who are accusing the online ticket marketplace of not fulfilling their ticket request to attend the World Cup.
Mother, 2 kids killed in apparent murder-suicide at Braeswood hotel
Officials say the mother shot her children before turning the gun on herself.
Shooting reported at Houston church in Sunnyside
HOUSTON – Houston police are investigating a shooting at a Sunnyside church on Friday, officials confirm. Read more Medicare patients could save $1.1 billion under new Trump rule According to…
Houston man arrested after allegedly attacking homeless people with motorized water gun
Christopher Cayce is charged with two counts of assault with bodily injury after allegedly shooting at multiple people with a high-powered water gun.
Medicare patients could save $1.1 billion under new Trump rule
The Trump administration says a new rule could slash prescription drug costs for Medicare patients by $1.1 billion. Here's what could change.
July 4th deadly Texas floods, one year later
It's been one year since floodwaters swept through Central Texas over the July 4th weekend, claiming the lives of more than 130 people.