Harding Street Raid: Former First Lady of Houston testifies in defense of convicted police officer
The widow and daughter of former Houston Mayor Bob Lanier testified in support of convicted former police officer Gerald Goines, who was found guilty of felony murder for his role in a deadly no-knock raid.
Angleton family loses home in fire while preparing for BBQ
One family in Angleton lost everything in a house fire on Friday that started while they were trying to barbeque at their trailer on East Mulberry in Angleton.
Jocelyn Nungaray murder suspects believed to be Venezuelan gang members, search warrant says
The suspects accused of killing Jocelyn Nungaray, are believed to be members of a Venezuelan gang called Tren de Aragua, according to a search warrant.
Funeral services for Reverend Dr. FN Williams, Sr. announced
Final farewell ceremonies have been scheduled for Reverend Dr. Floyd Nathaniel Williams, Sr., a beloved pastor and community leader in Houston.
Watch: Heroic Indiana officer rescues toddler with autism from drowning
An Indiana police officer is being hailed as a hero after rescuing a three-year-old boy with autism who was found drowning in a backyard swimming pool.
12 kilograms cocaine found hidden in wheelchair at Bush Airport: CBP reports
The US Customs and Border Protection found 12 kilograms of cocaine hidden inside a motorized wheelchair seat cushion at George Bush Airport.
Houston shooting: Man shot and killed after chasing suspected shoplifters
A 46-year-old man was fatally shot Tuesday evening after confronting two suspects in west Houston.
Woman's body found in empty field in northeast Harris County
In northeast Harris County, a woman's body was found in a field leading to an investigation by the sheriff's office.
Investigators probe Tennessee plastics factory after deaths during Helene flooding
Tennessee state authorities are investigating the company behind a plastics factory where 11 workers were swept away in Hurricane Helene floodwaters. Two died, and five are still missing.
You need to make this much to live comfortably in Houston
The income needed to live comfortably is rising in nearly all major cities. Of the top 50 cities in America, five Texas cities make the list, and Houston is considered the least expensive.
Houston shooting: Man fatally shot after altercation on sidewalk
A man was shot and killed Tuesday evening in west Houston.
CARFAX offers free way to check vehicles for flood damage
The number of flood-damaged cars in the U.S. continues to rise as hurricanes and storms roll in this year.
$2.5 million worth of olive oil stolen in Houston, investigation underway
A Houston-based olive oil company is offering a reward for the return of thousands of gallons of olive oil that were stolen from a warehouse.
Harris County shooting: Man killed after allegedly attempting to enter former girlfriend's home with gun
An investigation is underway following a deadly shooting in Harris County on Tuesday evening, authorities said.
Texas man executed for fatally stabbing twin teenage girls in 1989
A Texas man convicted of fatally stabbing twin 16-year-old girls more than three decades ago was executed on Tuesday evening.
Diddy lawsuit: Buzbee Law Firm says cases go back to 1991, youngest victim was 9
A lawyer is representing hundreds of people who claim they were sexually assaulted by Sean Combs, alleging a pattern of abuse spanning decades.
Houston lawmakers condemn Iran's attack on Israel
Houston-area lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have condemned Iran's recent attack on Israel and expressed unwavering support for the Jewish State.
Montgomery County Fire Department lieutenant dies after medical emergency
t Lieutenant Charles "Buddy" Freeman with the Montgomery County Emergency Services District #2 Fire Department has died after a being hospitalized for a medical emergency.
US, Texas political leaders respond to Iran missile launch on Israel
Texas and U.S. political leaders have reacted to the missile attack aimed at Israel by Iran on Tuesday.
Houston Port strike 2024: Dockworkers demand higher pay, fight automation
For the first time in nearly five decades, dockworkers at the Port of Houston, alongside their counterparts at ports from Texas to Maine, have gone on strike.