White Oak Bayou attack: Teen accused in sexual assault, attempted drowning
Harris County authorities have identified a 19-year-old who allegedly sexually assaulted and attempted to drown a woman in White Oak Bayou.
NW Houston: Common-law wife arrested for man’s hit-and-run death
Police say the couple were arguing Thursday morning when the suspect struck her common-law husband with the vehicle.
Homeowners in Cypress pay tens of thousands more for new homes for lake view that’s yet to happen
Several homeowners in a Bridgeland neighborhood say they spent tens of thousands of dollars extra for homes advertised with lake views, only to find months later that the promised water…
Harris County crash: Tesla crashes into house on Rose Hollow Lane
Two people were taken to the hospital after a Tesla crashed into a home in Harris County on Friday night, officials said.
Houston FIFA Fan Fest shutting down due to weather
FIFA Fan Fest in Houston is shutting down due to weather.
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 a new poll.
Paxton says he supports IVF in pivot from Texas GOP platform
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he supports in vitro fertilization and would co-sponsor a bill to secure access if elected to the U.S. Senate.
Qantas to launch world’s longest nonstop commercial flight
Qantas plans to launch a nonstop flights in 2027 using a specially modified Airbus A350 aircraft.
Man kills himself, estranged wife during San Antonio standoff that injured officer
A man and his estranged wife are dead after a standoff that injured a San Antonio police officer, according to authorities.
NW Houston: Wanted man accused in $30K copper theft investigation
Joshua Fleming is believed to be one of two people who stole copper materials from a wastewater treatment plant.
Court restores Ohio rules limiting kids’ access to social media
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Ohio to enforce a law requiring parental permission before children under 16 can create or maintain social media accounts.