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Beloved Connie’s Seafood security guard killed while on duty on Houston’s East Side
A longtime and beloved security guard is dead after being shot while doing his job Wednesday evening at a Connie’s Seafood restaurant on Houston’s East Side.
Houston seniors stranded as elevators remain out of service
For the third time in three weeks, we're highlighting serious concerns at senior living facilities across the Houston area where elevators have been out of service, leaving elderly residents stranded in their homes.
Firefighter’s 1-year-old daughter recovering after severe burns; firefighters rally to support family
A firefighter who has spent years responding to emergencies is now living through every parent’s worst nightmare.
Broken elevator at Tomball senior facility causes weeks of frustration
One of the building’s elevators has been out of service for nearly three weeks, forcing residents with mobility challenges to walk long distances or navigate stairs to reach a working elevator.
Acres Homes senior living residents frustrated after elevator stopped working for weeks
"Stop putting a band-aid on it": Residents at Chelsea Senior Community in Acres Homes shared concerns about their elevator that stopped working about a month ago.
Mikki's Café deals with break-in, car crash at two separate locations
Mikki's Café has unfortunately been handed the short end of the stick after incidents at both of their locations over the weekend.
Former Houston daycare employee accused of dragging 3-year-old student
Beneta Wallace, a former daycare employee, was charged with endangering a child after she was allegedly seen on video dragging her son.
Pasadena-area woman takes action to save dogs from euthanasia
Overcrowding at animal shelters can sometimes lead to heartbreaking decisions, including euthanasia, according to Pasadena Animal Shelter. One young woman is stepping in to help change that reality, and you can help!
Trinity Gardens, Fifth Ward residents speak out after DOJ ends monitoring of illegal dumping
Residents in two predominantly Black and Brown communities say they are frustrated and disappointed after learning the U.S. Department of Justice has ended its oversight connected to illegal dumping in Houston.
Ban on drone fishing could hurt sport, Texas business owner says
Drones have been prohibited from use for fishing in Texas, drawing concerns from some involved in the industry.









