An 8-year-old boy was hospitalized after a pit bull attack in a Spring neighborhood, with deputies responding to an aggressive animal humane call at the scene.

An SUV crashed into Houston's Boba Bird shop just before opening, causing damage but no serious injuries. The owner and community are optimistic about rebuilding.

Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency responses for severe winter weather, prepping with road treatments and emergency crews in readiness for snow and freezing conditions.

Residents in Montgomery report finding abandoned Amazon packages, an issue persisting for months, prompting Amazon to investigate and involve law enforcement.

Harris County Public Health has launched a $1 million grant initiative to help local nonprofits tackle health inequity, providing resources and training to selected organizations.

Two Galveston restaurants, 1817 Steak & Seafare and Lil’ Buffalo Grille, have closed as the McAleers exit the industry to focus on other life aspects.

Joseph Anthony Abreu is charged with aggravated assault and burglary after allegedly stabbing his mother at her Houston home. The victim is stable; Abreu was arrested the following day.

A man was arrested in Katy for allegedly slashing tires in a neighborhood, affecting over 30 cars and causing residents financial and emotional distress.

Alvin ISD prepares a temporary school for students after a tornado destroyed Walt Disney Elementary, with community support and efforts to ensure education continuity.

A New Year's Day fire in Denver Harbor, Houston, caused by an electrical issue, resulted in $160,000 in damages, but no injuries. 42 firefighters responded, initially using defensive tactics before moving inside to extinguish the blaze.

TRIS, a prominent restaurant in The Woodlands, closed abruptly after the resignation of its Executive Chef Austin Simmons. The closure reflects the significant impact an executive chef can have on a restaurant's success.

An 18-year-old transgender woman will speak publicly after being stabbed upon exiting a Houston METRO bus. The victim, Rue, was attacked after refusing to lend her phone, resulting in a punctured lung. The suspect has been arrested.

Houston firefighters battled a house fire on Brookfield Dr., saving $110,000 in property but incurring $90,000 in damages. One firefighter was injured and later treated at the hospital.