Two new federal lawsuits allege mistreatment in the Harris County Jail, led by attorney Ben Crump. Despite recent noncompliance citations, the facility claims to have passed state inspection.

The Houston Independent School District's proposed $4.4 billion school bond, aiming for facility upgrades without major tax increases, has garnered over 75% approval from residents, although support decreases with higher potential tax hikes.

Harris County officials consider an 8% property tax increase without voter consent, while Houston ISD seeks a $4.4 billion bond approval for school renovations and upgrades, amidst public skepticism and opposition.

A dead newborn was found by a lawn crew in a ditch in north Houston, marking the second similar incident in the area within a week. Authorities highlighted the Safe Haven Law, as the community faces the recurring tragedy.

Houston schools struggle with AC issues amid a heat advisory, with T.H Rogers closed and others facing similar problems.

Analillie Moscoso was arrested for punching an elderly relative in the face during a domestic dispute in Harris County.

Houston police investigate a fatal crash where a 65-year-old man died post-collision on North Highway 59, with the cause of death pending forensic analysis.

Rolando Soliz from Laredo is indicted for trafficking fentanyl and illegal firearm possession, including a machine gun, with a possible 20-year sentence and $1 million fine if convicted.

A man was fatally shot at a Houston auto shop after an argument with another man, who later surrendered to police. The motive is unclear, and HPD is investigating.

Beyoncé launches SirDavis whisky, a nod to her Texan roots and family's moonshining legacy, crafted with Moët Hennessy and master distiller Bill Lumsden.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo showcased a stylish ensemble at the DNC, signaling a youthful energy in the Democratic Party and endorsing Kamala Harris with her speech.

Juan Vasquez, 37, was arrested for an aggravated robbery at a Houston mechanic shop; he was caught by police after a tip following surveillance footage release.

The parents of Santa Fe shooter were cleared of negligence, while the shooter and ammunition retailer Lucky Gunner were found liable.