A civil trial in Texas considers if the Santa Fe High School shooter and his parents are financially liable for the 2018 tragedy's deaths and injuries.

The Houston Police seek help to identify five suspects in the June shooting death of Alberto Posada, providing surveillance images and connecting a white Mazda CX-9 SUV to the case.

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for two divers missing near Matagorda, Texas, deploying aircraft and boats to find them after they were last seen in bad weather.

A motorcyclist, Adrian Cerro, was arrested in Harris County after a vehicle and foot chase, charged with Evading Arrest in a Motor Vehicle; his bond is set at $10,000.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by an intoxicated driver, Eric Davis, on Bissonnet Street in Houston; Davis is charged and the HPD is investigating the incident.

Vice President Kamala Harris gears up for her presidential campaign after receiving endorsement from President Biden and the American Federation of Teachers.

Northbound lanes of the North Freeway reopened after two major crashes near Gulf Bank Road, causing delays. One person died in the second multi-vehicle incident. Weather conditions may have contributed; investigations are ongoing.

A man is in custody after a deadly shooting in Houston where his wife was killed. He's been charged with murder following the incident, which is still being investigated.

Authorities are searching for Twiana Washington, a suspect in a theft of over $3,285 in merchandise from the Lacoste store at Houston Premium Outlet Mall.

The Ankofskis, a couple from Pearland, went missing in a flash flood in Moab. Despite extensive searches, they were not found. The mission shifted from rescue to recovery, and their daughters launched a successful GoFundMe for search efforts.

The article discusses criticisms of CenterPoint Energy Inc. for its inadequate response to Hurricane Beryl's power outages in Houston, despite the company defending its efforts.

The former Houston Police Chief's abrupt retirement has led to scrutiny over the department shelving over 264,000 cases. Assertions of a cover-up are met with promises of transparency by city officials.

Texas Behavioral Health and United Psychiatry Institute agreed to pay $1.08 million to settle False Claims Act allegations for submitting improper claims to Medicare, TRICARE, and Medicaid.