Houston shooting: At least 2 shot, woman assaulted after ramming multiple cars on Selinsky Road
At least two people were shot, and a woman was assaulted after ramming vehicles late Friday night.
College Football Playoff expansion: CFP, ESPN continue talks on 24-team model
The College Football Playoff and ESPN are continuing discussions regarding potential expansion to 24 teams following Friday's deadline.
Montrose coalition backs $27M street overhaul, but demands design upgrades for long-term safety
The City of Houston and Montrose TIRZ 27 are finalizing plans to completely reconstruct a 1.6-mile stretch of West Alabama Street, adding new pavement, updated sidewalks, and flashing crosswalk signals.…
Rep. James Talarico greets voters at ACL Music Festival
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico was spotted at the Austin City Limits Music Festival on Friday during Weekend Two.
Texas DPS trooper rescues injured owl off I-10
A Texas state trooper had a "hoot" of a day on Thursday after spotting an injured owl along I-10.
100 million years off: UT Austin researchers say meteor hit Oklahoma later than thought
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin recently made a new discovery that rewrites a part of Oklahoma history.
Abbott calls for elimination of screen time in Texas classrooms
State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, Abbott’s Democratic opponent, said the governor is the one who has let technology take root in Texas schools to begin with.
‘Pretty Little Liars’ actor Keegan Allen pistol-whipped, robbed at gunpoint in West Hollywood
Actor Keegan Allen was pistol-whipped and robbed of his watch at gunpoint by two masked men outside a West Hollywood grocery store on Thursday night. Allen, who sustained a head…
Paxton launches tipline for Talarico sightings as rival fights the flu
Republican Senate candidate and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched a tipline Friday, asking supporters for sightings of his Democratic rival and state Rep. James Talarico.
Harris County constable pushes for universal policy, state action after Flock camera controversy
Dozens of Flock surveillance cameras and license plate readers across Harris County have been turned off as local leaders deal with rising privacy concerns.