Three men were shot at an Ashland Boulevard apartment complex in Channelview; injuries are reported as non-life-threatening and HCSO detectives are investigating.

Parkside Capital broke ground on Legacy Park, a 56-acre detention basin and regional park in Katy that will add trails and flood protection for nearby neighborhoods.

STUFF'd Wings will close its Midtown Richmond Ave. restaurant and return to a food‑truck and catering model, owners announced on social media. The move refocuses the brand on mobile service and events.

A 50‑year‑old man struck on Bissonnet Street on May 16 died after hospitalization; Houston police say the crash is under investigation.

A vehicle crashed through Hidden Omakase's dining room in the Galleria; the Michelin-listed counter says everyone is safe and reservations will be rescheduled.

Medical Bridges repacked roughly 80 pallets of donated Texas Medical Center gear to meet Israeli inspection rules, loading four containers bound for Gaza.

Permit records show House of Pies plans a roughly 4,000‑square‑foot Webster outpost at 160 W. Bay Area Blvd with a $350,000 build‑out and construction slated through mid‑October.

A Harris County murder defendant allegedly cut off his GPS anklet days before trial in a case tied to a 2023 fatal high‑speed crash. New felonies are now listed and a manhunt is underway.

A quick roundup from Hello Houston: a new District C councilmember, MFAH’s Berggruen show opens, and a major hospital settlement calls for a detransition clinic.

A high-speed crash on Irvington Boulevard left a 44-year-old driver dead and a passenger critically injured, according to Houston police.

A man was found stabbed inside a vehicle in a Midtown parking garage on Sunday. HPD's Homicide Division is investigating while officials complete next-of-kin notification.

A Houston MMA prospect was arrested May 8 and faces a child sexual assault charge; his former gym says he was terminated and permanently banned.

IAH will dedicate Terminal E to the late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee tomorrow, with city leaders and family on hand. The naming follows a unanimous council vote and years of work on airport projects.