Jersey Village is opening a new clubhouse and seeks local input to name its restaurant, with 275 name suggestions already made. Mayor Warren highlights its benefits for the community.

Superintendent Mike Miles has introduced his "New Education System" reforms to HISD, facing mixed reaction from parents and staff with a deadline for schools to decide on their participation.

A traffic stop by Deputy Lee in Houston led to the arrest of a man with an open felony warrant for controlled substance possession and multiple misdemeanors.

Authorities arrested Dana Cucchi on Kuykendahl Road after discovering he had an open theft warrant and was in possession of methamphetamine. His bond is set at $5,500.

Xavi, a 19-year-old regional Mexican artist, announces his first U.S. tour, the Poco a Poco Tour, with a performance scheduled at Houston's House of Blues on May 11. Tickets are available on Live Nation.

Houston City Council approves a voluntary relocation plan for residents near a cancer cluster in Fifth Ward, with concerns about gentrification and land grabbing.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in East Harris County as law enforcement attempted to arrest a male fugitive wanted for child sexual assault. No officers were harmed.

Eboni Pouncy, shot by deputies in Houston, has retained attorney Ben Crump. No lawsuit yet, but Crump's team demands bodycam footage and calls for transparency.

A Texas nonprofit received a $10,000 grant to showcase the history of convict leasing with a mobile exhibit, commemorating the Sugar Land 95 whose remains were found in 2018.

A 19-month-old girl died after being hit by a car in a Houston parking lot when she wandered away from two adults. The incident occurred at 6:35 p.m. on Guhn Road. The driver cooperated with police, with no intoxication signs present.

After a fundraiser for Mary Lou Retton's health bills, questions arise about her financial need due to her divorce settlement and a potential lawsuit payout.

Houston decided to keep the Southeast Water Purification Plant operations in-house, scrapping plans to privatize it, amid cost-effectiveness findings and a bidder’s legal issues.

Jennifer Phillips was arrested for DWI after a car crash on Fry Road, with a breathalyzer showing a 0.24 BAC, three times the legal limit. She awaits court for the alleged offense.