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Authorities secured Deerbrook Mall in Humble after a reported shooting left one juvenile shot and another juvenile detained.
The sons of a Houston man killed by ICE officers testified at a congressional hearing demanding accountability and transparency in the investigation.
A preliminary hearing in Los Angeles revealed text messages in the April 2025 murder case of teen Celeste Rivas Hernandez by D4vd.
An AMBER Alert seeks 11-month-old Sabastian Jones missing since July 17 from northwest Houston near FM 1960 West.
Houston is forecast to return to triple-digit heat next week with heat advisories starting as early as Tuesday.
Houston is forecast to see triple-digit heat index values over the weekend, with low rain chances.
Tropical Storm Bertha made a second Gulf Coast landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border and brought heavy rain and storm-surge risk to southeast Texas.
Smithers Fire Rescue supported firefighting efforts for the Coyote Creek wildfire near Highway 16 after it grew to about 175 hectares.
Bertha made landfall near Houston, triggering flood warnings and some rescues, while remnants moved toward San Antonio and the Hill Country.
Magnolia will see hot, humid conditions through Sunday with possible afternoon thunderstorms Friday and Saturday, then hotter drier weather Sunday.
A man in his 70s was found dead after a trailer home fire in Brazoria County, with the cause under investigation.
An early-morning fire left an Angleton-area home extensively damaged.
Houston hit 100 degrees Wednesday as Bertha moves inland Thursday, with a Tropical Storm Watch for nearby coastal areas and gusty winds possible.
Gusty winds across Galveston County have created hazardous conditions for residents and travelers.
Porter Fire Department crews responded to a gas station store collapse on FM 1314 and evacuated three uninjured people.
Forecast calls for a pleasant Tuesday with possible wildfire smoke, followed by a cooler, wetter Wednesday through Friday period.
Authorities charged Matthew Atwater with arson and felony murder after a Spring apartment fire killed one person and injured 13, including a 3-year-old.
Tropical Storm Beryl swept into Texas as a Category 1 hurricane, knocking out power to over 2 million and causing rescues amid flooding.
Brazoria County is under a heat advisory Tuesday and may later see tropical rain, stronger coastal winds, and rough surf.
A fire at a funeral home near Aldine Mail Route was caused by an unattended burn barrel, with three people removed and no injuries reported.
A high-pressure system is expected to drive soaring weekend temperatures and intense summer heat waves across Texas.
Lufkin, Huntington, Angelina County, and Texas DPS reported multiple late-Friday/early-Saturday arrests including theft, warrants, DWI, and drug offenses.
Police responded to an active shooter report at Deerbrook Mall in Humble, Texas, where one person was shot and another was detained.
A 22-year-old man was arrested in Galveston County after a coordinated bust uncovered about 11 pounds of meth, pills, and other drugs across storage units and homes.
Ramsey Jones was arrested after barricading himself armed inside a Five Below store in Richmond, Texas, following a disturbance and attempted car assault allegations.
A Montgomery County firefighter was arrested for allegedly tampering with evidence tied to a Conroe crash that injured four people.
Chambers County grand jury indicted former Anahuac Chamber director Katelynn Smith for allegedly misappropriating Gatorfest-linked funds.
A fatal crash in downtown Houston last Saturday reportedly killed multiple people after a series of collisions.
DOJ says Khalid Satary was arrested for an alleged $547 million Medicare genetic testing fraud involving kickbacks and bribes.
A guide explains how to find Baytown jail and inmate information using police and county booking records.
Houston police say two teens were killed after suspects ran across the Southwest Freeway during a chase that ended in a crash.
League City police arrested a Houston woman after an investigation recovered over 15,000 stolen items worth more than $400,000 from multiple Gulf Coast retailers.
A former New Caney ISD teacher Faith Cosme was charged with injury to a child over allegations she assaulted a non-verbal autistic student.
Two fatal shootings occurred early Friday in Dayton and Harrison Township, with investigators continuing to probe possible suspects.
A Sikeston man died in police custody after a Taser and restraints during an altercation, renewing concerns about police brutality and bias.
A Tomball man sentenced to six years for delivering fentanyl that killed a coworker is being considered for parole two months into his term.
The FBI says it seized more than 700 illegal drones and detected nearly 1,600 around 11 World Cup stadiums in the U.S.
Houston-area man Anas Said pleaded guilty to federal counts for concealing ISIS-promotional videos and lying to the FBI.
Panorama Village police say Jennifer Rios was charged after multiple warrants linked her to operating an unlicensed assisted living facility across several locations.
Houston police charged funeral home owner Unique Green with felonies after a search warrant found a bucket of organs and boxes of cremated remains.
Harris County authorities detained a suspect in a child pornography search after bomb technicians found an improvised fireworks device in a Texas home.
An 18-wheeler crash on I-10 near SH-99 left a truck dangling from the overpass and sent two people to the hospital in Harris County.
Noah Dodson, 17, was charged with murdering a 59-year-old woman after police say shots were fired into an apartment in the Friendswood area.
Eight people were sentenced for their roles in a $1.2 million travel insurance fraud scheme involving fraudulent claims submitted through a Houston-based employer.
A Houston truck driver pleaded guilty to knowingly transporting 24 undocumented immigrants hidden in a tractor-trailer and faces up to five years.
Harris County investigators arrested Alyzae M. Davila in a fatal April shooting on Kuykendahl Road that killed 20-year-old Julianna Elizabeth Cardenas.
A Crawfordsville mother faces felony charges after her 11-month-old tested positive for meth and was hospitalized for seizures.
Houston police arrested Phillip Cerf, accused of four aggravated sexual assaults spanning from 1997 to 2016.
Rescue groups suspect pets are being snatched and dumped off McKay Bridge in Huffman, with eight cats already rescued.
Montgomery County police are investigating four overnight burglaries at Bethesda businesses on Old Georgetown Road, where suspects stole money and broke in with a baseball bat.
Prison Break Tattoos owners said a brick shattered their Washington Avenue front door during an aggressive confrontation, and police are investigating.
The FBI arrested Khalid Ahmed Satary, accused of a $547 million Medicare genetic testing fraud scheme targeting elderly patients.
A Sweeny man died in a single-vehicle rollover crash on FM 2004.
Former Magnolia ISD elementary teacher Jason Maldonado was charged with improper educator-student relationship after allegations of inappropriate touching and photography.
Federal judge in Dallas rejected Pooh Shiesty’s bid for pretrial release in the Gucci Mane kidnapping and extortion case while he remains in custody.
A Magnolia massage therapist was arrested for indecent assault after a woman reported inappropriate touching during a massage at a spa.
A woman was shot early Wednesday in southeast Houston near the Gulf Freeway, and police are investigating while she is reported OK.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denied a Liberty County man’s appeal in his 2015 conviction tied to a father-in-law murder case.
Charleston White alleged people shot at him during a Houston visit at 5th Ward, and said he will report it to the FBI.
Montgomery County police arrested Adrean Walls for alleged stalking of a Kohl’s shopper in Silver Spring and following her to her home.
Police arrested a juvenile accused of setting American flags on fire outside homes in Montgomery County neighborhoods in Pennsylvania.
An article describes two historic serial killers who committed crimes in East Texas, including the Railroad Killer and the Candy Man.
Article promotes access to mugshots and jail booking information for Montgomery County, Texas.
A Houston-area trial is underway for Omar Jose Alvarado charged in a 2024 fiery crash that killed a Precinct 5 deputy constable and her daughter.
Authorities seek information on the disappearance of 5-month-old Maverick Vezia from northeast Harris County, last seen Saturday on Tidwell Road.
Three laborers died after being trapped in a carbon monoxide-filled underground water reservoir at Lapalang, Meghalaya, while residents attempted a rescue.
Arcola Mayor Fred Burton was arrested in Fort Bend County on five felony charges including illegal voting and tampering with government records.
Court documents say Destiny Estrada was arrested for her alleged role in a June 1 SW Houston kidnapping, robbery, and assault.
A Montgomery County jury sentenced Donald Eugene Goss Jr. to 50 years for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.
Italy temporarily paused extradition of Houston-area murder suspect Lee Gilley pending assurances about sentencing, with next hearing set for Sept. 7.
ICE arrested a Dallas-Fort Worth immigrant relative who sought custody of two unaccompanied Honduran children, amid tighter sponsor vetting rules.
A motorist in Brazos County killed pro boxer Hannah Rapp by stopping, reversing, and striking her while she rode a bicycle.
Parents of a China Spring teenager killed in a 2024 UTV crash filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the vehicle owners and driver’s father in Waco.
A Harris County prosecutor dismissed a burglary charge against a HCSO deputy accused of breaking into his wife’s home.
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office executed two Red Oak search warrants, arresting six suspects on meth and marijuana trafficking charges.
A book recounts the 1985 murder of Shelly Boggio and how prosecutors used jailhouse witnesses in Florida cases.
FBI says Elvio Mancebo, accused in a capital murder robbery, was found in Brooklyn and is awaiting extradition to Harris County.
A Galveston bagel shop reported a Monday burglary causing over $4,000 in damage and is using a slogan to offset costs.
Harris County records show Joshua McDaniel completed a mental health diversion program before allegedly attacking two men with a metal pipe.
A Houston motel maintenance worker was shot multiple times after telling a group to leave the property; he is expected to survive.
Three men were arrested after deputies pursued motorcycles on the West Sam Houston Tollway North and they were stopped at an apartment complex.
An 18-year-old Red Oak man was arrested for OWI after a one-vehicle rollover accident on 270th Street south of Red Oak.
A Travis County judge ruled Austin and Statesman PUD cannot use $354 million in property taxes for a Lady Bird Lake TIRZ financing plan.
A Montgomery County Council member says firefighters violated the county’s Trust Act by preparing to launch a Potomac boat to potentially rescue people fleeing ICE earlier this week.
Conroe City Council indefinitely tabled two Flock Safety camera proposals, including one for a citizens advisory committee and one about resident voting.
A contractor was killed when ground collapsed during work on the Minglewood Wastewater Project in Liberty, and an investigation is underway.
Years of repeated flooding along W. Bellfort Avenue have caused a Houston auto shop owner about $350,000 in damage despite prior drainage work.
Baytown Police Chief John Stringer launched an internal investigation after allegations that an officer misused Flock License Plate Reader cameras.
Galveston proposed a 7.5-million-gallon water storage tank to replace three obsolete tanks, pending required federal review.
Galveston City Council approved up to $10 million in municipal bonds to replace Fire Station No. 2, building a larger facility.
Galveston approved tougher parking enforcement, allowing boots or tows for vehicles with unresolved citations and expanding its towing rotation.
TSA announced TSA Gold+, allowing some airports to use private contractors for screening, which could reduce shutdown-related travel delays.
Colorado Springs Planning Commission voted 6-2 to allow Project Taurus, imposing utility-use, building-plan, and noise-monitoring conditions.
TxDOT will permanently close a westbound SH 146 connector to southbound I-45 on July 31 and reroute Galveston-bound traffic amid I-45 expansion.
Steve Wright was named district manager of the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, starting Aug. 3 and succeeding Dan Paranick.
Angleton ISD approved nearly $1.01 million to buy six new school buses and replace aging vehicles.
StreetLights Residential and Hunt Real Estate completed The Langley, a 20-story apartment tower in Houston with 134 luxury units near Rice University.
A Harris County Judge candidate is facing ethics complaints over alleged campaign finance reporting issues and questionable payments.
Redistricting in Texas and other GOP-led states has shifted majority-Black districts and weakened Voting Rights Act protections after a Supreme Court ruling.
CenterPoint restored most power in Galveston County after Wednesday storms knocked out electricity for thousands of Greater Houston customers.
Galveston City Council accepted a $120,000 donation for Rosenberg park improvements and named the green space after Dr. Nancy Lefeber Hughes.
Hitchcock City Council rejected a proposed 287(g) agreement with ICE by a 3-2 vote after debate over expanded local immigration authority.
A judge held a hearing in Fort Bend County over the interim appointment of Judge KP George’s successor, with no decision yet.
Tomball Parkway’s southbound lanes were closed near Grant Road after a vehicle hit an overpass, dropping concrete debris in northwest Harris County.
Montgomery County homeowners face higher 2026 property tax bills after the council eliminated the $692 Income Tax Offset Credit.
Malfunctioning railroad crossing signals in east Houston have repeatedly activated without trains, prompting safety concerns for drivers and pedestrians.
Caltrans said the Lovers Lane near State Route 198 reconstruction is in its final phase and is expected to be completed by year end.
Lake Jackson will renovate the aging Morrison Park restroom building instead of replacing it, lowering the CDBG grant estimate from about $450,000 to $285,000.
Road buckling was reported along Palmer Highway at 33rd Street in Texas City, and TxDOT is responding to fix the issue.
TxDOT began Phase 2 of the I-45 expansion in Galveston County with a July 31 southbound traffic shift and connector closure.
Exxon Mobil’s appeal over a $691 OSHA mental-health fine led the 5th Circuit to strike down a Clinton-era regulation limiting judges’ ability to void federal rules.
A Galveston editorial weighs potential traffic, mobility, and economic impacts of building a fifth cruise terminal.
Houston Metro Transit Authority Police received a new mobile command unit to improve incident management and communications across its transit system.
A guide explains how to use the City of Houston online permits and HPC portal for residential and commercial projects.
Fermi America announced arrival at the Port of Houston of three Siemens SGT6-5000F turbines for Project Matador near Amarillo.
CenterPoint Energy outlined its Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative upgrades and customer storm-alert tools to improve electric grid reliability.
Pennsylvania allocated over $10.2 million in RACP state grants for Montgomery County projects including a zoo exhibit and library improvements.
Fulshear City Council will consider stricter e-scooter rules while Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman urges school districts to restrict certain electric motorcycles.
TxDOT says the Pederson Bridge over I-10 Katy in Waller County will remain closed for additional repairs, causing commute slowdowns.
Montgomery County commissioners in Kansas failed to vote on a proposed six-month moratorium on energy projects and data centers.
Santa Clarita approved steps to take over maintenance of a Vista Canyon parking structure, estimating costs of about $313,000 per year to recoup later.
Constable Mark Herman urges six Houston-area school districts to ban unregistered electric motorcycles on campus, citing safety and registration issues.
Montgomery County policy records and body-camera video are under scrutiny after a traffic stop led to Elizabeth Kim’s arrest.
A Spring Branch homeowner reports repeated flooding and says Houston Public Works overlooked his drainage-fix request until it was expedited.
Galveston City Council ex officio member Jeff Taylor urges rewriting land development rules after the Discovery Sands vote, citing managed growth concerns.
James Talarico told a Houston town hall he will spend $25 million on Black voter outreach ahead of the November U.S. Senate race.
Rice University developed a water management and resilience plan to address Houston’s freshwater scarcity using scalable metrics and reuse strategies.
The City of Brazoria approved applying for a Texas Water Development Board grant up to $6 million to replace aging water lines without local match.
A business court judge dismissed most claims against Second Baptist Church in Houston, citing church autonomy in a dispute over governance changes.
Houston-Galveston Area Council outlined 2026 hurricane evacuation zones and routes by zip code and when to evacuate versus shelter in place.
Houston selected CDM Smith to design Project 1 of the East Water Purification Plant enhancement, including capacity expansion and ozone disinfection.
Montgomery County continues lowering neighborhood and downtown speed limits to improve road safety and reduce crash severity.
Montgomery County Auditor’s Office plans free public forums across libraries to explain the 2026 property reappraisal and how value impacts taxes.
The Walker County Republican Liberty Caucus will host a one-day political training school in Huntsville on Sept. 26 for Texas legislative-session preparation.
Port of Galveston’s Cruise Terminal 16 earned LEED Silver certification and was recertified by Green Marine for a fifth year.
Indian Ambassador Harsh Vardhan Shringla met Texas officials in Austin, and visited Houston and NASA Clear Lake during a state visit.
An opinion piece argues for a police citizen review board after a Cedar Rapids video showed officers using force during an arrest.
Ox St. Kitchen in Houston’s East End opened to provide affordable kitchen space, mentorship and equipment for food entrepreneurs.
Fisk Electric won a $26.9 million electrical renovation project for a Houston healthcare facility, with completion expected in April 2027.
A Houston-area player won a $1 million prize on a $20 Texas Lottery scratch ticket after buying it in Humble.
Spearmint secured nearly $450 million in financing for a 600 MWh battery energy storage project in Texas City.
Foxconn plans a $71.9 million expansion of its Houston AI server facility at 8718 Fairbanks North Houston Road.
Park Street Homes, with the Houston Area Urban League, held a Juneteenth groundbreaking for Legacy Oaks, a 23-home Acres Homes development.
More than 70 Ashland Specialty Chemicals workers in Texas City continued a strike into the fifth week over outsourcing and alleged safety threats.
Hines Global Income Trust purchased Charlotte’s historic Design Center of the Carolinas for $170 million from Asana Partners.
Ainos said its AI Nose deployments generated about 613 million industrial scent data points since December 2025, mainly from semiconductor sites in Houston.
The family of Texas Tech El Paso medical student Vaibhav Duggal, who died by suicide after disciplinary action, seeks legal review and mental-health reforms.
Houston ISD asked special-education parents by phone to amend students' IEPs to enable campus transfers for about 5,000 students amid TEA investigation.
Chris Hines and Toure' Murry host a basketball camp in Conroe to inspire Houston kids through their Vivid Dreams foundation.
Oxford’s annual sponsored swim raised funds to support rainwater harvesting tanks and education projects in Nicaragua.
Galveston County Animal Resource Center highlights pets of the week for adoption and community awareness.
Galveston County reported seven confirmed Cyclospora cases and six additional investigations amid a nationwide outbreak.
Illinois suspended Chicago plastic surgeon Dr. Ayoub Sayeg’s license indefinitely after a probe tied him to eight patient deaths and alleged missing anesthesia training proof.
A Texas appeals court reversed an injunction requiring a Waller midwife to close clinics after finding the state lacked substantive evidence of an abortion-ban violation.
A Houston man with kidney failure found a living donor after his TikTok plea, leading to a transplant surgery at Methodist Dallas.
North Central Church in Spring will host a free back-to-school giveaway providing about 2,000 pairs of shoes and 1,700 backpacks.
Online backlash follows plans for a possible Islamic center in La Porte, with residents disputing the proposal and fundraising timeline.
Blue Zones Project named Danica Premirelli as Galveston executive director to lead an islandwide launch planned for February.
A Houston documentary maker is helping correct a biased Texas historical marker.
Katy ISD restricted the use of AI in elementary school classrooms.
The Ismaili Center in Houston’s Montrose opened last November and hosts free tours and community events on its 9-acre grounds.
Houston Arboretum will host 300 to 400 goats Aug. 4–11 to graze and clear vegetation near the Ravine without chemicals or heavy equipment.
Houston officials plan to submit a formal bid to FIFA to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup.
A Houston apartment tower faces public scrutiny tied to its controversial past as it rises over prior issues.
Three additional Houston restaurant charity dining events are scheduled for August to raise money for local causes.
Grupo Frontera performed at Houston’s Toyota Center with special guest performances by La Mafia and Christian Nodal for a crowd of over 15,000.
Mental health experts offer coping strategies for Houstonians dealing with grief-like emotions after divorce.
The Galveston Bay Estuary Program announced new stewardship initiatives, a Habitat Project Database, and accepted FY2028 project proposals through July 24.
The Houston Toy Museum in the Heights will close at the end of August.
MyCHN announced pediatric expansion and plans for future specialty care in Lake Jackson.
A CDC study links a resurgence of flea-borne murine typhus to Galveston, highlighting high hospitalization and ICU admission rates.
The FDA is investigating a new cyclospora outbreak affecting 72 people and conducting traceback efforts to identify the source.
Jack and Jill of America held its 47th National Convention in Baltimore, honoring community leaders in education, investment, digital equity and health.
MFAH opened an exhibition on the global history of Kashmir shawls, displaying 20 shawls, sashes, and fragments through Nov. 29.
The Sweeny council made appointments and approved a request for a Back to School Bash.
A guest commentary argues Galveston’s downtown economy depends on addressing public restrooms, parking, safety, and infrastructure improvements.
Houston Community College’s Coleman Campus in the Texas Medical Center trains students for healthcare careers through simulation labs and hands-on instruction.
Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut is slated for July 23, 2026 as a commuter-focused segment.
Alvin College celebrated Upward Bound graduates.
IACMI and Texas A&M TEES announced the inaugural Build Freedom Summit in Galveston Oct. 20-21, 2026 with a workforce career expo on Oct. 22.
Tomball officials say an investigation found no historic cemetery at a Walnut Street property after headstones were discovered during demolition.
A family-friendly Houston restaurant opened with a supervised playground for children while caregivers dine.
Backslash at Cornell Tech announced its 2026–27 artist cohort for exhibitions and public presentations on AI and related technologies.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire proclaimed July 21, 2026 as Muhammad Saeed Sheikh Day honoring his humanitarian service.
Houston leaders held a recap touting the 2026 World Cup’s attendance and claimed economic and infrastructure benefits for the city.
The Great Texas Mosquito Festival returns in Clute for another year.
International Owl Awareness Day will offer free admission and owl-themed events on Aug. 3 at the International Owl Center and Houston Community Center.
Montgomery County Public Health confirmed four measles cases in one family, including a hospitalized unvaccinated woman after exposure from a traveling relative.
The University of Houston is considering removing about 100 courses from its core curriculum to comply with Senate Bill 37.
Georgia requires first responders to complete autism response training developed by the Houston County Sheriff’s Office under “Rio’s Law.”
A panel discussion said Black maternal deaths are driven by systemic access and care disparities rather than biology, and highlighted community-based solutions.
Fort Bend County reported an 83% drop in mosquito activity after an aerial mosquito-control operation following flooding.
A Texas resident with lung cancer sought guidance to disenroll from a Medicare Advantage plan and return to Traditional Medicare.
Houston’s 16th annual Mayor’s Back 2 School & Health Fair at the George R. Brown Convention Center will provide free supplies and health screenings.
Residents near Union Pacific tracks in southeast Houston complained about overgrown vegetation damaging fences until the railroad sent crews to clear it.
Montgomery County Animal Shelter in Kentucky is at capacity, with 60 dogs and room for 42, urging adopters and foster homes to help.
UTMB in Galveston offered an Osher Lifelong Learning Institute course for adults 50+ on artificial intelligence and its risks and benefits.
Texas City ISD approved a $1.54 million compensation plan for 2026-27 with a 2% pay increase for employees and higher health insurance contributions.
Getty Foundation and National Trust announced final grantees receiving $150,000 each to help preserve Black modernist architecture sites.
HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe named Dr. Renee Hebbeler-Clark as its new chief medical officer to support patient safety and quality initiatives.
Pumpkin Tree fruit puree pouches sold at Kroger, Target, and Meijer were recalled after a plastic strand was found in some packages.
The Indian Muslim Association of Greater Houston held a Galveston Bay outing to introduce changes to its leadership committee.
Montgomery County lists today’s events and meetings, including a Strathmore outdoor concert and County Council data center committee sessions.
ISKCON Houston held celebrations for Balaram Purnima on Aug. 20.
The Hanford Tri-County All Stars Babe Ruth team collected donations at a local marketplace to help fund a youth baseball trip to Missouri.
Protesters disrupted Houston City Council for about 15 minutes demanding justice after Lorenzo Salgado was shot and killed by an ICE officer.
A new $5 billion Moody Children’s Hospital pediatric campus is planned for Dallas, opening in 2031 with 552 beds and 33 acres.
Eight Midland ISD students joined Baylor College of Medicine’s STEM+M Doc-Prep week-long program in Houston and will share experiences as ambassadors in district classes.
Houston’s Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh USA held its 20th annual Hindu Sangathan Divas on Aug. 24 at a Swaminarayan temple with over 180 participants.
Houston-area districts including Crosby, HISD, and Fort Bend ISD set staggered return-to-class dates for the 2026-2027 school year.
Houston hosted FRAGCON, an inaugural Global Fragrance Convention bringing together fragrance brands and enthusiasts for events and samples.
The Menil Collection and Rothko Chapel hosted Loro Piana’s latest fashion campaign photographed across the museum and chapel grounds in Houston.
A family of a boy with a rare genetic condition is seeking help.
Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center presented the Mobile Crisis Response Team to county commissioners during a July 21 board meeting.
Montgomery County’s annual Back-to-School Drive in Norristown accepts school-supply donations until Aug. 21 at the DeKalb Center.
Montgomery County Food Bank will host its inaugural Flourish & Nourish Ladies Luncheon Oct. 22, 2026, featuring chef Cat Cora.
Funeral service and visitation dates were announced for Janice S. McNair, Houston Texans co-founder and senior chair who died July 14.
The Woodlands Arts Council will debut a renamed Fine Craft, Art & Design Show on Sept. 26-27, 2026, at a Woodlands hotel.
Galveston Island Humane Society held its 13th annual dog surfing competition on July 18 to raise proceeds for the Humane Society.
HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood named Dr. Arabinda “Ara” Pani its new chief medical officer, overseeing clinical quality and patient-centered care.
Chinmaya Mission Houston hosted Mahashivaratri celebrations for Greater Houston's Hindu community with puja, chanting, meditation, and aarti.
JAM Early Education will host a free “Art of Science: JAMEE Art Gallery” showcase for young students on Thursday at a local recreation center.
Westside Houston residents complain feral hogs from George Bush Park are destroying property and fear disease as they seek action from Precinct 4.
Houston-area health officials continue monitoring cyclospora cases linked to shredded iceberg lettuce after FDA findings indicated no confirmed positive tests.
Kinder Institute data shows some Houston and Harris County neighborhoods had eviction filing rates up to three times the county average in 2025.
Fort Bend and Harris County constables ask school districts to ban e-motorcycles on or near campuses ahead of the school year.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife egg releases helped a male Houston toad appear again in restored Bastrop County habitat after decades of absence.
Marshall is advancing plans to redevelop the former Marshall Senior High School into Marshall Lofts, a 245-unit housing project with crime-prevention guidelines.
TMCF held a DevCon conference in Houston connecting first- and second-year HBCU students with career workshops, leadership training, and industry networking.
Galveston launched an online searchable database of digitized cemetery records for its six city-owned cemeteries.
Houston School Board ratified an $850,000 lease-purchasing agreement for an elementary safe entry construction project.
A letter urges Galveston seawall users, especially e-bike riders, to slow down and use courtesy to improve pedestrian safety.
Jordan “Tiny” Wilmore was sworn in as Kemah’s police officer, encouraged by Shaquille O’Neal, and noted as 7-foot-3 tall.
A Montgomery County family outing is highlighted featuring Merrymead ice cream and a Stranger Things theme.
Dr. Lohit Datta-Barua seeks appointment to Humble ISD Board Position 6 after a prior run for Position 5 and plans an Aug. 1 interview.
East Texans John King, Dennis Parker, Oscar Wilson and Jack Stallard were honored at the THSCA Hall of Honor banquet in Houston.
Montgomery County Coroner identified three people killed in a July 11 wrong-way I-76 crash, with deaths attributed to multiple blunt force injuries.
The article appears focused on ICE and its local impacts as covered by the Columbia Journalism Review.
United Airlines flight 2078 diverted to Luke Air Force Base in Arizona after monsoon storms caused a minimum-fuel emergency.
A sports betting/draft strategy column recommends baseball hitters to target, highlighting players whose recent performance has improved.
A Magnolia woman disputes an Aqua Texas bill showing 97,200 gallons used in one month that she says is impossible.
NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston will host Aug. 3 media events for the SpaceX Crew-13 mission, including technical briefing and press conferences.
A Minnesota wildlife rehabilitator uses a costume to prevent human imprinting while caring for orphaned sandhill cranes.
A small plane crashed into a home in Texas.