Knightvest has sold Lakeside, a 296‑unit Houston community at 9550 Meyer Forest Drive, to Pegasus Real Estate; Newmark arranged the sale and Citibank papered the acquisition debt.

Intown Golf Club opened at Four Oaks Place in Uptown Houston, launching its first Texas location with TrackMan simulators, a patio and about 300 members at launch.

Italiano's quietly opened its fifth Houston‑area location in New Caney on Dec. 1, adding pizzas, pastas and catering to the Centre at Gene Campbell retail center.

A father-and-daughter team will open Nonno's Kitchen in Katy in January 2026, serving handmade pastas, specialty pizzas and classic Italian desserts.

A married couple was hospitalized after a fight at a northeast Harris County mobile home park left a woman with multiple stab wounds and her husband with self-inflicted injuries. Authorities are investigating.

Precinct 4 detectives arrested a woman in an undercover sting at 5‑Star Foot Massage in Spring; investigators are probing possible trafficking and regulatory violations.

A fire in a Meyerland apartment complex displaced 50 residents; firefighting was hindered by storm conditions, broken hydrants, and structural issues. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

An HPD K‑9 was choked unconscious by a man squatting near NRG Park; the suspect was arrested and the dog is expected to recover.

GameStop in Texas set a record by trading in a PSA 10 Holo Gengar Pokémon card for $30,494.70, highlighting the value of high-priced collectibles in the retail gaming industry.

A Galveston County municipal judge was arrested on two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child. Court filings allege two victims were abused in the early 2000s.

Houston police investigate the death of Brittany Gamble, found deceased with an abrasion and bruising; she had been reported missing the day after last being seen.

The Bureau of Justice Statistics introduced a new tool linking 18 years of prison inmate survey data, aiding analyses of the US incarcerated population's backgrounds and experiences.

A plea deal gave former Harris County detention officer Deven Ortiz deferred adjudication and ordered him to surrender his law‑enforcement license, court records show.