Poll: Texans support autonomous vehicles, but want stronger safety standards
Texans support the idea of self-driving vehicles, but want stronger safety standards and accountability from the companies that put them on the road, according to…
Livingston Police Department Officer fired, arrested following investigation
A Livingston Police Department Officer has been fired and arrested following an investigation, according to authorities.
Galveston police solve 1981 cold case
Galveston police have solved nearly 45-year-old cold case that occurred back in 1981, according to a news release.
Katy Freeway crash: Lost load causing traffic problems at Houston Avenue
Officials are on the scene after a lost load accident occurred on the Katy Freeway, officials said.
Chocolate bar recall expanded over salmonella concerns, FDA says
Spring & Mulberry expanded its recall of select chocolate bars after a Food and Drug Administration investigation tied an ingredient to possible salmonella contamination.
Trump “seriously considering” Venezuela as a possible 51st state
President Donald Trump is again eyeing adding another star to the U.S. flag, and he is looking much further south than Greenland.
Dems push back on $1 billion proposal for White House ballroom security
Democrats have already voiced their opposition to a massive security upgrade proposed by their colleagues in the Senate.
Man accused of deadly hit-and-run crash on SH 6 in west Houston
Houston police say a driver fatally hit a pedestrian with his Land Rover and didn’t stop to help after the crash.
Map: How much are federal, state gas taxes?
State gas taxes are often higher than the federal gas tax, and help maintain roads and infrastructure. Here is a breakdown.
USDA issues health alert for headcheese that may be contaminated with listeria
Health officials warn pork headcheese may be tied to a listeria outbreak that sickened at least three people. Here's what to know.
Texas school enrollment sees second-largest historic drop, falls below 5.5 million
Texas public school enrollment has fallen below 5.5 million students this year, marking the second-largest decline in the state’s recent history, according to data from the Texas Education Agency and…