Houston's Forensic Science Center has reduced its evidence backlog, but industry-wide issues like staffing challenges and the need for more resources persist.

Lone Star College-CyFair plans to replace its deteriorated arts building roof for $454,824 and anticipates further renovations, while other LSC campuses also prepare for upgrades.

Houston's Health Museum offers a unique Valentine's Day event, including a heart dissection and dinner, facilitated by Dr. Jonathan Zalamea for $100 per person.

Texas Land Commissioner criticizes Houston's Housing Authority for improperly selling cheap electronics to staff, as revealed by a KHOU 11 report. Investigation to follow on the misuse of potentially federally funded items.

The article details weather forecasts for Houston, with sunny days ahead, chances of rain increasing into the weekend, and no severe thunderstorms expected.

A mother died trying to save her son from a house fire in Houston, despite managing to rescue her two other children. The community is supporting the family.

Houston Public Works decided to remove concrete barriers on Houston Avenue that hindered traffic flow but improved safety for cyclists, sparking debate among officials and cyclists.

Houston Police are investigating a fatal incident where Omar Abu Dayyeh, 30, fell from a moving pickup truck and died at the scene. The driver was sober and has been questioned.

A 29-year-old woman died in a car crash after her vehicle hit a tree on South Post Oak Road in Houston. The Houston Police are investigating the solo-vehicle accident.

Houston has been chosen as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with seven matches scheduled at NRG Stadium, including five group games and two knockout rounds.

The Woodlands, Texas, boasts a $13 million mansion as its priciest listing, while Woodland, California's top sale was $815,000. The markets reflect varying levels of luxury and price points.

A new mural of bull Twisted Steel, owned by Dana White, is unveiled in Sugar Land, Texas, marking PBR's return to Houston. Artist Mark DeLeon created the piece, celebrated at a ribbon-cutting with local officials.

A study from Aarhus University suggests feral hogs in Texas may not be more harmful to plant life than native species, challenging the belief that they are an ecological disaster.