Houston-area law enforcement launches a "No Refusal" initiative to combat impaired driving over the Labor Day weekend, with a history of fatalities linked to DWI during the holiday.

Houston braces for scattered storms, which could disrupt weekend events like high school football games, with a 20% chance of rain and possible game delays.

Conroe police motorcycle officer critically injured after a traffic collision, prompting Montgomery County Judge Keough to call for prayers on social media. Details of the crash and the officer's condition remain limited.

Kara Walker, 17, was arrested in connection with her younger brother's death, facing charges of child injury after alleged abuse. Her boyfriend, Nolan Stallings, faces similar charges.

A man died in a car crash on Crosstimbers Street in Houston after his vehicle struck several objects and a tree.

A man is critically injured after a fire, possibly preceded by an explosion, broke out early morning in Channelview, affecting several business units. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A suspected impaired driver crashed into patrol units on the North Sam Houston Tollway, injuring two deputies. Five people were hospitalized. The eastbound lanes were closed, impacting traffic.

Cracker Barrel returned to their classic logo after a failed redesign sparked backlash, including criticism from former President Trump. The original logo reflected the brand's southern identity which customers prefer, according to a YouGov survey.

The FBI conducted a raid at JMMI's new property in Houston and a connected property in Tampa, resulting in 17 individuals being escorted from the premises, some in handcuffs. Details of the investigation remain undisclosed.

Texas might allow over-the-counter ivermectin, a drug unproven for COVID-19, under House Bill 25. The bill faces opposition over safety concerns and bypassing doctors.

A Houston business owner was arrested for allegedly creating and sharing deepfake sexual content of an influencer, with over 50 explicit AI-generated images found on his phone.

A Harris County deputy arrested Marcquitt Meeks, a convicted felon, for firearm possession during a traffic stop on Sears Drive, with his bond set at $5,000 by the 178th District Court.

Skeletal remains found at a Houston residential area are under investigation by HPD after being reported by a homeless woman; identity and cause of death unknown.