Deputies fatally shot a man acting erratically at a Texas gas station after a physical altercation and a struggle over a Taser.

A Lyft driver was killed in Houston during a carjacking incident, prompting police to seek public assistance in a city facing a spate of similar crimes.

Houston experiences morning fog lifting throughout the day with sunshine and highs near 76 degrees; evenings bring fog and lows around 59. Conditions challenge drivers. A relief cold front is expected soon.

Houston residents oppose convention center expansion plans due to lack of transparency, while Austin unveils a detailed, community-inclusive redevelopment of its facility.

A retired officer and off-duty officer shot a man on a woman's property in Magnolia, Houston, after he made threats and refused to leave. The man is in hospital, and an investigation is underway.

Houston fire crews extinguished a townhome fire in The Heights, causing $30,000 in damage but saving properties worth $462,600. The fire, linked to a charging station, resulted in no injuries.

Houston's faith communities show support for Pope Francis, battling a severe lung infection, while international concern grows over his critical condition and risk of sepsis.

A 15-year-old boy in Houston was arrested after shooting his mother and sister, possibly due to a bad reaction to edibles. Both are in critical condition.

Houston's weather transitions from a chilly, drizzly Sunday to a clearer, warmer week ahead, with gradual sunshine and temperatures rising into the 70s.

A man facing capital murder charges was wrongfully released from Harris County Jail due to identity verification error but returned voluntarily within 24 hours.

Corpus Christi was designated as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, with remarks from Governor Abbott and local officials praising the city's effort in enhancing tourism and its economic impact.

Eduardo Hernandez, 54, of Baytown, received a 151-month prison sentence for illegal firearms trafficking, supplying guns to unauthorized individuals, with some weapons intended for Mexico.

H-E-B opens a new 100,000-square-foot e-commerce center in Houston for improved online shopping services and diverse product handling, creating jobs and bolstering local community support.