Governor Greg Abbott announces a Music Friendly Texas Community workshop in Pearland on June 24, highlighting the music industry's economic impact in Texas.

One year after Jocelyn Nungaray's murder, no trial date is set for the accused. The case, involving immigration debates, faces complications due to former DA Kim Ogg's alleged gag order violation.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton probes 33 individuals for alleged illegal voting in the 2024 election, following a referral from the Secretary of State.

The Houston Texans mascot, Toro, has been inducted into the National Mascot Hall of Fame, with Andrew Johnson being the persona behind Toro's identity.

Former manager, Patrece Lee, sentenced for a kickback scheme, may receive early parole because of Texas laws allowing non-violent offenders to be eligible for release after completing a portion of their sentence.

Raul Velasco-Leon pleaded guilty to transporting child pornography into Mexico. Officials found CSAM on his electronic devices during an inspection at a border bridge. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

Houston's weather features high heat and chances of thunderstorms, with the city poised to exceed its June rainfall average. Recent storms have saturated the ground, raising concerns for standing water on roadways.

19-year-old Julius Escobar was fatally shot in a Houston apartment complex parking lot; police are investigating and seeking a suspect who fled in a white sedan.

Severe weather in Houston led to ground stops at George Bush Intercontinental and Hobby Airports, causing significant flight delays and a flood advisory for parts of the region.

A shootout at the Mustang Inn on Tidwell Road yesterday morning left three people wounded. A suspect was later identified through surveillance footage and arrested. The injured victims are expected to recover as the investigation remains ongoing.

A man accused of exposing himself at a Tomball Target died from a self-inflicted gunshot, police said. The incident occurred last Thursday; his death was confirmed on Friday.

Gov. Abbott is set to sign bills reducing Texas property taxes, increasing exemptions for homeowners and aiding small businesses, with Texans to vote on amendments in November.

The "No Kings" protests saw millions nationwide march against perceived authoritarian politics and President Trump's military parade, staying mostly peaceful despite isolated incidents.