Attorney accused of visiting jury foreman uninvited in the case of Robert Roberson, who is on death row for the murder of his daughter in 2002. Debate over the evidence and the validity of shaken baby syndrome diagnosis persists.

The Houston Zoo welcomed a four-year-old pygmy hippo named Akobi from San Francisco Zoo to join its Species Survival Plan Program and conservation efforts.

Jury deliberations start in the trial of Garrett Hardin, a former Harris County sergeant charged with the fatal shooting of theft suspect Roderick Brooks.

Houston nonprofit Evolve Houston offers microgrants up to $15,000 for community-focused EV infrastructure and education, with a recent round of funding supporting various innovative projects.

The new DOT rule mandates U.S. airlines to issue refunds for significant flight delays or cancellations, aiming to reduce inconvenience for air travelers.

Texas wins Site Selection magazine's Top Business Climate award for the second year, praised by Governor Abbott for its tax advantages, skilled workforce, and favorable business environment.

Discovery Green in Houston celebrated Día de los Muertos with cultural performances, including music by Nick Gaitan, and a community altar for honoring the deceased.

Houston hosts a 'Red, White & You' job fair at NRG Center for veterans and their families, featuring nearly 150 employers and resources for career transition.

The article discusses charges against five educators in Houston for a million-dollar scheme to fraudulently certify unqualified teachers, impacting over 200 individuals.

State Senator Phil King is under scrutiny for passing legislation benefiting utility companies while profiting from business with those same entities.

Marathon Oil's merger with ConocoPhillips results in over 500 layoffs in Houston, with staff reductions spanning 12 months as reported by Houston Business Journal.

A stabbing at a Houston apartment complex resulted in one fatality and another person injured. The police are investigating; no suspect or motive has been disclosed.

Houston's Mayor John Whitmire announces a new initiative to provide housing solutions for the homeless, with full details to be revealed next week, as the city seeks to address public concerns and improve support for unhoused individuals.