Houston weather: Daily downpours expected through the weekend
Expect a round of showers and thunderstorms Saturday through Tuesday.
Suspect flees after parent finds him with teen
Harris County Precinct 4 authorities were called after a parent reportedly found their daughter with Makayden Jefferson.
Conroe co-pilot navigates uncertain future after Spirit Airlines shutdown
From the cockpit to construction: A Conroe man's career took a 180 after the sudden shutdown of Spirit Airlines left him grounded.
Houston shooting: Authorities investigating deadly shooting on Blackhawk Ridge Lane
An investigation is underway following a deadly shooting in southeast Houston on Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Current Galena Park mayor denies theft claims, staff allege harassment by mayor-elect
Days after narrowly losing reelection, longtime Galena Park Mayor Esmeralda Moya is pushing back against accusations from mayor-elect Oscar Mireles, who claims she removed city property and left City Hall…
Canvas hack: Houston-area schools, universities release statements regarding outage
Canvas, a widely used school learning platform, has reportedly been hacked and is experiencing outages, which are causing problems for thousands of universities, schools and students nationwide.
‘Yes…96 bananas’: Men steal dozens of bananas from Pennsylvania Wawa, police say
Police in Pennsylvania were searching for two men who stole dozens of bananas from a Wawa over the weekend.
Estimated 6 people arrested in downtown LA after sex toys thrown at police during anti-ICE protest
Multiple people were arrested after an anti-ICE protest took a bizarre turn in downtown Los Angeles over the weekend, officials said.
Parachutist carrying US flag slams into stadium scoreboard
A parachutist who was carrying the U.S. flag as part of a three-person skydiving team crashed into the scoreboard at Virginia Tech’s 2026 spring football game Saturday.
Person dressed like KKK member recorded walking through Rhode Island town at 2 a.m.
A person seen wearing a white robe and pointed hood, resembling a member of the Ku Klux Klan, was recorded walking through a Rhode Island town in the middle of…
USDA makes 1,000 arrests in SNAP abuse, will require retailers who accept SNAP to stock more nutritious foods
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is cracking down on abuse of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), making over 1,000 arrests in a sweeping crackdown. The USDA is also…