CDC: Cyclosporiasis occurs in many countries, past US cases linked to imported produce
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), cyclosporiasis occurs in many countries and is most common in tropical and subtropical regions.
Six people found dead in train boxcar near Texas-Mexico border
Authorities in South Texas are investigating a grim discovery after six people were found dead Monday inside a rail car near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Spring Branch ISD considers closing Northbrook Middle School amid $24M deficit
Spring Branch ISD is considering the permanent closure of Northbrook Middle School as the district grapples with a projected $24 million budget shortfall for the 2026-2027 academic year. The proposal,…
NE Harris County: Previous altercation leads to shooting, sources say
The shooting reportedly stemmed from an altercation between the shooter and victim on Saturday.
Harris County treasurer arrested, charged with DWI
Records confirm Carla Wyatt was arrested in Texas City on Saturday.
Vehicle hit by train in NE Harris County; at least 1 hospitalized
A train crashed into a vehicle on Lockwood Road Sunday afternoon. The train conductor was allegedly met with alligators while trying to help.
Iranian-Americans gather in Houston calling attention to unrest, internet blackouts in Iran
Houston Iranian-American rally highlights internet blackouts, human rights concerns in Iran
CenterPoint Energy mobilizes for overnight Houston storms, outages possible
CenterPoint Energy is staging crews and expanding its overnight workforce as severe thunderstorms threaten to bring power outages to the Houston area early Monday morning.
Channelview SWAT standoff: Son arrested after pointing gun at mom on Mother’s Day
A man who allegedly pointed a gun at his mom on Mother's Day was taken into custody after an hours-long standoff with Harris County authorities and SWAT.
Man gets on roof of Alief ISD’s Cummings Elementary
Houston police confirm a man got on the roof of Alief ISD’s Cummings Elementary on Monday morning.
Harris County officials go door-to-door to help homeowners lower property tax bills
Harris County officials are hitting the pavement with a simple question for residents: "How’s your homestead?"