Pearland

A Pearland man says he and his fiancé were terrified when he says an automatic car wash smashed their windshield while they were inside the car.

Authorities said the Houston mother was reported missing back in April before they found her car in a retention pond while she was still inside.

Need Fourth of July plans? Check out this list of festivals, parades and firework shows around the Houston area this Independence Day weekend.

As friends pay their final respects to a woman shot and killed outside a gym, they're also asking anyone with information about the killers to turn them in.

After in-person events were cancelled last year because of the pandemic, Pride Month 2021 celebrations are looking up.

According to a spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) a single-engine plane PZL-104 Wilga crashed with two people on board.

Local law enforcement says the F.B.I. gave them a tip that led them to Hernandez's vehicle.

Two people have been charged with beating and sexually assaulting a man at a northwest Harris County bar in unprovoked attack.

Boil water notices are being issued throughout the greater Houston area.

New Horizon Hospital is using cutting edge technology to help patients dealing with mental health issues.

But small business owners tell FOX 26, it’s a death sentence, saying major companies may be able to shoulder the pay raise, but for small businesses, it’s a lose/lose.

A fallen Harris County Sheriff’s sergeant was honored in a candlelight vigil Tuesday night after he was killed in a motorcycle crash over the weekend.

Sergeant Bruce Watson had just completed a funeral motorcycle-escort and was on his way home when he was involved in a collision at the intersection of Shadow Creek Parkway and Kingsley Drive.

Details are limited but Pearland police said the incident took place in the 1100 block of Sussex Trail just after 3:15 p.m. 

Alvin Police Department is one of several who are lending an ear to the NAACP to find out how they might improve community and police relations following the death of George Floyd.

The NAACP says that the behavior is unacceptable and a clear violation of the school's dress code.