Winter Storm Enzo brought snow and ice to Galveston and Houston, causing closures and hazardous conditions, but also moments of rare wintry enjoyment.

Jason Aldean announces his "Full Throttle Tour" across North America for summer 2025, featuring special guests and marking his debut album's 20th anniversary.

A house fire in Houston caused an estimated $81,000 in damage and no injuries, with firefighters and arson investigators responding to determine the cause.

In Houston, a man was shot and killed by his older brother after an argument about their mother, with repeated police visits to their home failing to prevent the tragedy.

Firefighters responded to a house fire on Warkworth Dr. in Houston, saving $143,000 in property with no injuries reported. The blaze, caused by an electrical fault, resulted in $55,000 in damages.

Houston police are investigating after a man was found shot dead in his car on Intervale Street, with the incident believed to have begun at a nearby apartment parking lot.

A woman was arrested in Spring, TX, for her third DWI after hitting a mailbox and house; details of her identity and specific charges remain undisclosed.

Houston braces for Arctic front with closures including the zoo, courts, and transport services, with an emphasis on safety and precautions to protect against frigid conditions.

One dead and another injured after a road rage-related shooting in West Houston led to a crash. Suspect also hospitalized with a gunshot wound. Police investigating the incident.

A man drove into a crash scene on the East Freeway, hitting a tow truck and patrol car, and was killed. Two tow truck drivers and a deputy sustained minor injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

Officials in Southeast Texas prepare for an arctic front with a potential mix of snow and freezing rain, stressing the importance of safety and property protection.

Two arrested for prostitution at Phoenix Spa in Harris County following undercover investigation; patron charged with solicitation. Authorities raise concerns about massage parlors being fronts for criminal activities.

The Supreme Court upholds a law that could lead to a TikTok ban due to national security concerns over data control by its Chinese parent company, ByteDance.