Four individuals have been arrested for a series of smash-and-grab robberies at jewelry stores in northwest Harris County, Texas. The crimes, which occurred between November and December 2024, resulted in significant losses and property damage.

A Houston father was arrested for giving his 9-year-old daughter THC chocolate, leading to hospitalization. He faces child endangerment charges and restrictions on contacting his daughter.

A fire caused by an electrical failure at a Houston apartment resulted in $25,000 in damage but no injuries, thanks to the swift action of firefighters.

Houston-area schools show progress in educational performance, with nine earning A+ rankings from the advocacy group Children At Risk for the 2023-2024 year, including Carnegie Vanguard High School, which is now the top high school in Texas.

A Houston audit reveals credit card misuse and contracting inefficiencies, prompting Mayor Whitmire to withhold raising taxes and push for financial reform and efficiency in city operations.

Houston anticipates variable weather, with a 30% chance of showers and highs around 57 degrees, turning cloudier with chances of rain and gusty winds increasing towards the weekend.

HHA may end a $24.3M housing deal with Columbia Residential in Houston's Independence Heights, causing community concern over affordable housing and potential loss of investment and tax credits.

Fulshear police officers assisted a couple during a traffic stop as the woman was in labor, ensuring the safe delivery of their baby.

A Harris County Precinct 7 deputy constable, Perry Wesley, was charged with theft for allegedly stealing $1,900 worth of items from Walmart while in uniform.

A man was arrested for assaulting a woman during a road rage incident in Harris County; the woman fired a shot in self-defense. Details on motives are unclear.

An 18-year-old, Lewis Orlando Tejada, is arrested for tampering with evidence in the fatal shooting of a juvenile girl on Gulf Bank Road. The investigation continues.

Treviño Santos is sworn in as Houston's Municipal Courts Director and Presiding Judge, bringing over 20 years of experience to the role. She is committed to efficient and fair court operations.

Joann, a crafts retailer, is closing over 60% of its stores due to financial struggles and a second Chapter 11 bankruptcy, impacting numerous communities and employees.