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Houston officials suspend search for woman reportedly swept away near Brays Bayou
A search is underway for a person who was reportedly swept away by water near Brays Bayou, officials said.
A search is underway for a person who was reportedly swept away by water near Brays Bayou, officials said.
After spending five years working toward a life-saving kidney transplant at a Houston hospital, Yamileth Fuentes saw her hopes collapse amid a criminal scandal that shut down the program—only to find a second chance at another hospital, along with new financial challenges.
Authorities have contained the scene of a hazardous material incident in Matagorda County, officials said.
The remains found on Sunday, April 26, have been positively identified as missing doctoral student Nahida Bristy.
FIFA fans in Houston have a chance to get a real-life look at the World Cup trophy this weekend. FOX 26's Anthony Antoine has the details.
The FIFA World Cup kicks off in Houston in a little more than a month from today, and if you don't have a ticket to one of the matches, then a local watch party is the way to go. Levy Park in the Upper Kirby district will host official FIFA watch parties and Hearsay, located at 3728 Wakeforest St., will be right there welcoming fans with great food and cocktails tailored for the big event. There will be VIP experiences available as well.
A person seen wearing a white robe and pointed hood, resembling a member of the Ku Klux Klan, was recorded walking through a Rhode Island town in the middle of the night.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday calling for a new government website where people in the United States can find and compare private-sector retirement savings accounts. FOX 26's Tom Zizka breaks down what to know.
The Pentagon said the United States will withdraw about 5,000 troops from Germany soon. Here's what to know.
FOX 26's Angie Rodriguez digs into court records that make new claims about Houston-raised singer D4vd's alleged relationship with Celeste Rivas Hernandez and the girl's murder.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday calling for a new government website where people in the United States can find and compare private-sector retirement savings accounts. FOX 26's Tom Zizka breaks down what to know.