Two restaurants, Chipotle and Black Bear Diner, in NW Harris County were burglarized Wednesday night; authorities suspect a connection between the incidents.

John Earl Edwards was sentenced to 13 years for intending to distribute fentanyl, after pleading guilty. His case was prosecuted as part of the fight against the opioid crisis.

Southwest Airlines is changing its fare structure, ending some customer-friendly policies like indefinite flight credits, and plans to introduce assigned seating by 2026.

Three suspects were arrested after a Houston officer fired at their vehicle during an attempted robbery arrest; no injuries occurred. Charges include aggravated assault and criminal trespass.

Texas AG Ken Paxton expands his investigation into EPIC City by requesting records from nearby city officials to uncover potential state law violations.

Houston's fog will lift after 8 a.m., leading to mostly sunny skies and light winds, with highs around 80°F. Evenings may see partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the mid-60s. The week may bring higher temperatures, hinting at an early summer.

Nvidia is expanding its AI supercomputer chip production to the U.S., with new facilities in Arizona and Texas, aiming to strengthen the supply chain and support the demand for AI technologies.

A man was fatally shot at a Houston apartment; police seek information on the incident as the investigation continues, with no suspects identified yet.

Houston holds a memorial service at the Wortham Theater Center to honor the legacy of George Foreman, including speeches by his son, the mayor, and others.

A pedestrian was killed in north Harris County, and two deputies were hospitalized after a suspected drunk driver hit their patrol car at a crash scene.

The Fort Bend ISD school board is set to vote on a gender identity policy involving facility use and parent notification on students' gender self-identification.

Houston law enforcement quickly arrested suspects and recovered a stolen car from the Houston Premium Outlet Mall, highlighting successful collaboration.

Houston police seek public help to identify three males linked to the late March homicide of Benny VanRoss, with one suspected of shooting and two as persons of interest.