Harris County Democrats say ICE agents have racially profiled and used violent tactics in recent enforcement actions, and they're asking a judge to stop it.

State permit filings show Gyro Hut plans a Manvel buildout from April 30 to July 31, 2026, and a local franchisee is listed on the paperwork.

An Ernst & Young review found major operational gaps — including 43% of ride requests unfulfilled — prompting Metro to cancel a $4.1M Evolve extension and shift service to MV Transportation.

A 10-year-old bicyclist was struck on the 2700 block of Trailing Vine Road in Spring; EMS transported the child and deputies are investigating.

Houston homicide detectives are probing a suspicious death after a man was found in the boiler room of an apartment complex near Bellaire and S. Gessner.

Houston First struck a multimillion-dollar deal naming PepsiCo its new beverage partner, replacing Coca-Cola at city-run convention and entertainment venues.

HTeaO will open its Atascocita drive‑thru on Feb. 14 with free tea and a commemorative T‑shirt for early arrivals. The shop will bring 20+ flavors and a drive‑thru to the Lake Houston area.

Vehicle fire in Spring drew multiple fire units and Harris County Precinct 4 deputies to Farm Hill Road; residents were asked to avoid the area.

Project Metis aims to turn Houston into a global brain‑health hub by linking universities, hospitals and industry. Leaders say the move could attract trials, startups and jobs.

Applied Optoelectronics raised its Sugar Land buildout to about $150M and the city has nominated the project for state tax incentives. The expansion includes a 210,000‑sq‑ft plant and roughly 500 jobs.

FBI Houston released images of a man called the “High-Vis Heister” after an armed Jan. 30 robbery at an American Bank branch on South Alameda. Authorities are asking for tips and any local dash-cam footage.

A 10-bedroom Third Ward townhome is renting private rooms through PadSplit, bundling utilities and cutting the upfront costs that keep many renters tied to expensive one-bedrooms.

Longtime Market Street tenants are closing or relocating as the center courts luxury brands, reshaping The Woodlands' downtown retail scene.