Two men were found dead in an apparent murder‑suicide in northwest Houston; homicide detectives are investigating and asking neighbors for tips and any video. Authorities say one man shot the other and then turned the gun on himself.

Attorney General Paxton secured a court order against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue for operating without proper registration in Texas, with a court decision due on December 15.

Ricardo Herrera, 21, died in a crash on Eastex Freeway, Houston, which also injured three passengers. The crash is under investigation by the HPD's Vehicular Crimes Division.

Authorities seek a woman who stole $946.11 worth of goods from Victoria's Secret at Houston Premium Outlet Mall, requesting public assistance to identify her.

A 500‑MW battery appeal that began as a neighborhood fight is now before the PUC after ERCOT moved to intervene. The commission will consider a procedural schedule this week.

The trial of Anthony Martin Landry for the fatal shooting of attorney Jeffrey Limmer at a Houston McDonald's began. The incident unfolded after a dispute over an order.

Fort Bend County toll roads will see rate increases in 2026. Drivers with toll tags will pay slightly more at various plazas, and a new FM 1463 plaza will also start tolling.

Crews knocked down a second fire early Monday at a vacant lot near Griggs Road and Stratton Street. Arson investigators are probing and no injuries were reported.

Family and friends in Houston mourn Laquanta Edwards as Beaumont police charge a man in her death. Investigators say multiple scenes and phone data led to an arrest.

One person died following a collision between a motorcycle and a pedestrian on US-290 in Houston; outbound lanes were closed for investigation but later reopened.

Houston is gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with excitement, as fans anticipate matches featuring teams like Germany and Portugal with star player Cristiano Ronaldo.

A man was found shot in the 2700 block of Spring Dusk Lane and rushed to a nearby hospital. Harris County Precinct 4 says the investigation is active.

Houston accepted nearly $29M in federal SS4A funding to remake a seven-mile stretch of Bissonnet Street. The overhaul will add sidewalks, protected bike lanes and upgraded crossings.