Checking out the state's largest spa
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has more on the state's largest spa and it's in Houston.
The Debrief: Talking with Scott McClellan from HEB regarding mask mandate
A special debrief from the man himself, a familiar Houston face, Scott McClellan of HEB, is chatting with us after his stores have stopped short of mandating masks going forward.
Man dead, baby wounded after officer-involved shooting in SW Houston
Authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting in southwest Houston that left a man dead and a baby hospitalized.
Making The Case: Statewide mask mandate and business policies
When Texas lifts state pandemic restrictions on March 10, employees who still don’t feel safe going back to work might have to say goodbye to their job. FOX26 anchor Kaitlin Monte held a legal Q&A with attorney Charles Adams.
Loteria comes to Midtown Houston bar
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has more as the craze of Loteria is hitting a Midtown Houston bar.
Educators react to being added for COVID vaccinations
FOX 26 Reporter Tiffany Justice spoke with some educators following the announcement that they will be added to get COVID vaccines.
Exclusive: Texas Lt. Gov speaks with FOX 26 about state's power grid
FOX 26 Political Reporter Greg Groogan spoke exclusively with Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick about the state's power grid following the winter storm that affected millions in mid-February.
Making The Case: Statewide Mask Mandate and business policies
With the governor lifting the statewide mask mandate next week and letting businesses reopen fully, a lot of workers might be getting the call to go back to work. But some are making the case that they don't feel safe doing so yet, so we spoke with Attorney Charles Adams about worker and customer rights when it comes to businesses now being able to set their own policies in the pandemic.
Arts and Entertainment industry taking in the news regarding Texas Governor's annoucement
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has more as the arts and entertainment industry is reacting to the news from Texas Governor Greg Abbott's announcement on Tuesday afternoon.
Texas Blackout: Experts forecast cascading financial failures
'I fear the dominos are starting to fall and we are going to see billions if not tens of billions of dollars in losses and bankruptcies because of the fatally-flawed Texas electric market that was set up by the Texas legislature,' said analyst Robert Bryce.
Women's History Month
FOX 26 Reporter CoCo Dominguez has a look at some women in what they've done for the Houston area.
73-year-old man gets hired to fix pipes from the side of the road in Houston
Thanks to the power of social media and a woman who pulled over to ask him about his services, Mr. G is now part of the Relief Gang helping Houstonians with busted pipes.
Coming from the streets, now helping others
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has the story of a man who was hired off the street and got to work helping to fix their plumbing following the winter storm.
State legislature committees asked energy leaders what happened
On Thursday, state energy committees questioned energy leaders what happened during the winter storm black out.
Non-profit organization helping families visit college campuses amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Axis Youth Network is a nonprofit organization that has taken that process and put those HBCU colleges at your fingertips.
HBCU Fest 2021
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has more on HBCU Fest 2021.
Youngest American to launch into space with SpaceX in the fall
FOX 26's Coco Dominguez has more on the youngest American who will launch into space in the fall with SpaceX. But there's more to the story than her launching into space, it's how she got a seat on the SpaceX rocket.
Thousands of bats die during winter storm
The Waugh Bridge over Buffalo Bayou is a staple in Houston but unfortunately, it's occupants have suffered a big loss. Thousands of bats who call the bridge home did not survive the frigid temperatures brought on by last week's winter storm. Coco Dominguez spoke with "The Batman" about what this means for the colony.
Making the Case: Employee Rights
Can your employer fire you for not showing up during Houston's historic winter storm? That's what we asked defense attorney Charles "Big Angry" Adams and he said because Texas is a Right to Work state, you wouldn't have much of a case if you were let go, even if city officials were asking residents to stay home.
Celebs helping Texans affected by winter storm
FOX 26 Reporter Coco Dominguez has more as celebrities are jumping in to help those affected by the 2021 Texas winter storm.