A suspected shoplifter at Houston's Galleria Mall jumped from the second floor, landing on an ice rink and injuring his legs, while being chased by police.

Frank Billingsley is selling his custom Houston home for $1.5 million, featuring four bedrooms, a pool, and a hot tub. He's seeking a simpler lifestyle post-retirement.

A high-speed chase in Montrose ended in a crash, injuring eight people. The chase involved DPS and Harris County Sheriff’s Office, and the suspect is now in custody.

Houston authorities are investigating a fatal crash where Scott Cavitt was struck by a Chevrolet Silverado on Cullen Boulevard; the driver initially fled but returned and was released pending further investigation.

Houston Police seek help to identify a robbery suspect who stole cash from a drug store on Maxey Road on April 25; a reward is offered for information.

A 55-year-old Houston man died after being pulled from Galveston waters while boogie boarding with his wife. Rescuers responded but he was later pronounced dead at UTMB.

New York City may reach 100 degrees before Houston, defying typical weather patterns, as a heat dome impacts the region. Meanwhile, Houston faces daily storms, keeping temperatures below 100, despite its reputation for high summer heat.

Harris County deputies responded to a DUI-related crash; driver Steve Cerda was arrested for intoxication, spotlighting local drinking and driving issues.

A Harris County mother, Ebony Maddox, is charged with child endangerment after her two young children were found alone, one with a wine bottle. She denies the claims and her identity when confronted.

Houston Community College is now Houston City College, marking a major shift as the institution begins offering bachelor’s degrees in fields like AI, robotics, and health care management.

Juneteenth celebrations reflect on America's history of slavery, personal connections like Eugene Howard's family legacy, and modern activism, amidst concerns of commercialization.

A high-speed chase in Brazoria County ended with a suspect dead after deputies shot the armed individual, following his vehicle crash and foot pursuit into a wooded area.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $262,944 job training grant for the Rio Grande Valley to improve workforce skills in the banking industry, benefiting 317 workers at Lone Star National Bank.