Apparent skeletal remains found in Third Ward under investigation
Police were called on Friday evening and found what they believe to be skeletal remains.
Moving a Single-Family Home in Dunedin Without the Usual Stress
Moving from one house to another in Dunedin can involve a surprising amount of work. Furniture has to be prepared, boxes need to be organized, appliances require careful handling, and…
A New Alpharetta Address Without Leaving the Community
You can know a city well and still have plenty of reasons to move across it. A growing family may need another bedroom, a homeowner may want a larger yard,…
Houston weather: More hot, humid conditions to continue for Sunday
The hot and humid conditions will remain across the area for your Sunday.
Harris County: 5-year-old child dies after being found unresponsive at apartment complex pool
Harris County authorities are on the scene investigating after a child has died after being found unresponsive in a community pool in northwest Harris County.
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.
Nathan’s hot dog eating contest champs Chestnut, Sudo win again in 2026
The Nathan’s hot dog eating champions retained their crowns Saturday as both Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo continued their impressive, digestive runs at the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July hot…
Missing South Carolina 4-year-old girl believed dead; Parents arrested
A South Carolina sheriff announced that investigators now believe 4-year-old Javeayah Harris is dead.
LIVE: Abbott marks 1 year since deadly Texas floods with Kerrville speech
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is speaking in Kerrville on Saturday to mark a year since the deadly Hill Country flooding.
Arlington July 4 parade celebrates city’s 150th, America’s 250th anniversary
The annual Arlington Independence Day parade was held Saturday morning, drawing an expected 75,000 visitors to Downtown for the city's 150th anniversary and the country’s 250th birthday.
Court says Satanism evidence was allowed in Texas death penalty case
A federal appeals court upheld a Texas death row inmate's sentence, finding that state courts did not unreasonably allow evidence of his affiliation with Satanism because it was relevant to…