A man was shot outside a Baytown nursing home Tuesday; police arrested a suspect after a pursuit on I‑10 that ended in Chambers County. The victim is reported stable.

HISD will ask Texas for an exemption to a new law requiring three‑point seat belts on every school bus, saying retrofits and replacements would cost about $29 million amid tight budgets.

An 18-wheeler flew off I-10 and landed near the I-45 north entrance ramp from Travis Street in downtown Houston, prompting an emergency response and heavy traffic delays.

Family-owned Kingwood Snack Bar opened at 1414 Northpark Drive with espresso, gelato and a full Mexican menu for nearby residents.

Netherlands supporters will meet at Rice Stadium and march about 2.5 miles to NRG Stadium, led by the Oranje bus and preceded by live entertainment on campus.

State filings show a 15‑building Grand Parkway NW Industrial Park is planned on Boudreaux Road in Tomball, totaling about 428,000 sq ft and roughly $32M in construction value.

A woman in her 20s was found shot to death inside a Crosby home; HCSO homicide detectives are processing the scene and seeking tips.

Burger-chan quietly opened a Heights location with a full bar, daily happy hour and expanded dinner hours. The Galleria flagship remains open.

Brett Jensen, who ran in the TX-8 Republican primary, was arrested Sunday and charged with assault-family violence for allegedly impeding his wife's breathing, per court records.

With hurricane season looming and grocery prices rising, small, steady purchases can build a life‑saving kit. Practical, low‑cost steps and local Houston resources.

Two skateboarders altered Tin Roof BBQ's marquee overnight in Atascocita with a vulgar, discriminatory message. The Webber family removed it and says they'll press charges.

A celebrated Woodlands High School wrestling coach resigned amid allegations of grooming and explicit communications; police and a high‑profile Houston law firm say they are investigating.

Fulshear’s 77441, Katy’s 77493 and Richmond’s 77407 landed on RentCafe’s top-50 list after a decade of heavy building. The rankings highlight where west Houston has added the most housing.