Conroe, Texas, is considering a development pause until new water wells are built to address water infrastructure deficits as the city's population grows.

A bar altercation in Houston led to a stabbing, leaving one man critically wounded. Deputies arrested a male suspect for assault and a female for retaliation.

SkateWorld Deer Park reopens over a year after a tornado, modernized with new features while preserving its legacy as a community staple since the 1960s.

CenterPoint Energy hosts open houses to rebuild trust after Hurricane Beryl-related outages and show their improvements in system reliability and customer communication.

The article details an extreme heat weather forecast for Houston, with near triple-digit temperatures, and warns of severe weather and thunderstorms in the region.

A medical helicopter made an emergency landing in Cypress due to mechanical issues; the burn patient onboard was transferred to continue treatment. No injuries were reported.

Harris County, Texas proposes a tax rate increase to fund flood control, amends its Uplift Harris plan with spending restrictions, and faces budget cuts ahead of a November vote.

A road rage incident on the I-10 freeway in Houston resulted in a shootout, leaving a 21-year-old with critical injuries. Both parties called 911, and police are investigating.

Chicago transit agencies CTA, Metra, and Pace offer free rides to K-12 students on the first school day. They will also provide reduced fares throughout the school year.

Thomas Bartlett was arrested in Harris County for alleged deadly conduct involving a firearm after firing at a residence. His bond was set at $15,000.

A suspect was arrested in Katy after a multi-agency SWAT operation involving Katy Police, Houston Police, Harris County SWAT, and Texas DPS. The specifics of the warrant and the suspect's identity remain undisclosed.

Christie's auctioned space artifacts and memorabilia from Paul G. Allen's collection, including a Chesley Bonestell painting and a letter from Einstein to FDR. Proceeds support philanthropy.

The Seabrook City Council will allocate $600,000 from federal funds to enhance local parks with new amenities by 2025, including shade structures, updated restrooms, a pickleball court, and solar trail lighting.