Families from about 100 HISD schools plan to keep students home Thursday and rally at Lantrip Elementary to protest the state takeover. Organizers say elected officials will speak at the board meeting.

A small dog named Bailey was fatally attacked in the large-dog section of Johnny Steele Dog Park on Feb. 7. The family is asking witnesses to come forward.

Patchy fog and light drizzle slow Wednesday morning commutes, then it warms into the upper 70s. A stronger system late Friday could bring showers and storms Saturday.

A juvenile was found with multiple gunshot wounds Tuesday in the 23700 block of Springwoods Village Parkway in Spring; deputies and EMS responded and an investigation is underway.

TSU's Board approved a 100-day "Operation Tiger Reset" to address audit-identified financial weaknesses and stabilize leadership with a May 1 deadline.

HPD posted body-worn camera footage of a Jan. 11 officer-involved shooting at 4800 Wayne St on Feb. 10. Officials say an officer fired and the suspect died; investigators are reviewing the footage.

Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman revived his annual "Arrest Your Ex" Valentine's post, urging residents to report exes with warrants while the office vets legitimate tips.

A Conroe woman pleaded guilty to assaulting an ICE officer during a Houston enforcement operation; prosecutors say she scratched an agent and faces federal prison time.

The Texas Tribune consolidated candidate Q&As, ballot lookup tools and short videos into a free vote hub to help Texans navigate new maps before early voting.

A wrong-way crash on I-10 East near downtown Houston left one dead and another critically injured early Tuesday, closing inbound lanes and snarling the morning commute.

The Icehouse Conroe closed over Super Bowl weekend after under two years. Owners thanked patrons and pledged refunds for canceled events.

A Waller ISD bus carrying 17 students was struck Monday near Kickapoo Road. One student suffered minor injuries and deputies are investigating.

A new national report puts Texas near the bottom for health. The shortfall is access — too few doctors, high uninsured rates and cost barriers leave many Texans skipping care.