Houston BCycle, the city's bike-sharing system established in 2012, is ceasing operations on June 30 due to financial constraints, despite previous funding efforts.

A judge ordered the liquidation of Alex Jones' personal assets, excluding his primary residence and certain possessions, to help settle a $1.5 billion debt from Sandy Hook defamation rulings.

Candidate Taral Patel was arrested for allegedly forging racist attacks against himself to gain campaign support.

Experts attribute the die-off of mullet in Vince Bayou, Pasadena, to a natural depletion of oxygen in the water likely caused by high temperatures, ruling out pollution as the cause.

A suspect named Angel Villalobos was arrested after a high-speed chase on US Highway 59, involving coordination among multiple law enforcement agencies. He faces charges for highway racing and evading.

The Houston City Council approved Mayor John Whitmire's Fiscal Year 2025 budget, focused on public safety, infrastructure, and weather preparedness, without new taxes.

The Houston Public Library is offering a free summer literacy program for K-5 students to improve reading skills, with sessions available in English and Spanish. Registration is required.

A judge has set a $325,000 bond for Rafielle Andrews, charged with murder and aggravated assault after randomly stabbing two people, killing one, in Harris County.

Houston's Mayor John Whitmire announces the 4th annual Make Music Day event, which invites local residents to celebrate with performances funded through the HPMA Music Performance Trust Fund.

Bird flu virus H5N1 was detected in Houston's wastewater, with no human cases reported. Health officials maintain a low public health risk and recommend precautions against exposure.

Curtis Holliday of Houston has pleaded guilty to murdering his wife, Chi Le, in 2020 and accepted a 10-year sentence. Her body was found in a freezer at their home/business.

FEMA offers disaster assistance in Texas for severe storm victims, with proactive teams and aid for uninsured or underinsured residents. SBA amends declaration to help nonprofits and businesses with loans.

Mayor John Whitmire anticipates the release of a report on the dismissal of over 264,000 cases by Houston police. The report will address disciplinary actions but not accountability for the case suspension code.