Harris County shooting: Second person arrested in connection to deadly April 2026 shooting
A second person has been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred in April, officials said.
Talarico endures tense exchange over Black voter support during Houston town hall
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico faced intense pressure from at least one attendee of his town hall in Houston on Sunday.
1 person reportedly shot in South Side area near MLK, Griggs Road: HPD
Houston police are at the scene of an alleged shooting near a bus stop in the South Side area.
Missing 5-month-old Houston boy Maverick Vezia
Authorities are searching for a missing 5-month-old boy who was last seen in the Houston area on Saturday.
San Antonio ISD selects new superintendent amid concerns of state takeover
San Antonio ISD on Monday night finalized its selection of Dr. Adrian Bustillos as its next superintendent of schools.
Deadly Porter shooting: Brother allegedly shoots brother on Kenswick Park Drive
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office says someone called 911 on Tuesday morning and reported that he had shot his brother.
Regional electric grid operator warns of rolling blackouts for 14 central US states
A U.S. electric grid operator has issued a warning for 14 central states that it may implement rolling blackouts due to the heat wave and increased electrical demand.
Treasury intercepts nearly $99M in federal payments to deceased individuals under Trump fraud order
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has prevented nearly $99 million in federal payments from being disbursed to deceased individuals using a new verification system deployed under President Donald Trump's…
Houston back-to-school giveaways: Free backpacks, school supplies
Students are preparing to go back to school and there are several giveaways happening around Houston for those who need supplies for the upcoming year.
United Airlines investigating worker who threatened to call ICE on passenger at SFO
An immigration and criminal defense said the confrontation could be grounds for a civil rights lawsuit.
Why the US cyclospora outbreak is difficult to trace
Federal investigators say the cyclospora parasite behind the suspected illnesses of thousands of Americans has been unusually difficult to trace. Experts say it does not leave behind any culturable samples…