Curry and Grill is planning a Shenandoah outpost in Research Forest Plaza; officials say an exact opening date hasn't been set. The new spot joins a busy restaurant strip.

Free Otaku Food Festival fills No Label Brewing in Katy with 100+ vendors, cosplay, sumo and a One Piece experience this weekend.

Gas spikes, softer new‑EV sales and spotty public charging are reshaping the electric‑vehicle picture across Texas. Local drivers say pockets of good infrastructure coexist with long gaps.

Mayor Whitmire and Reliant will open 20 cooling centers this coming Monday, supplying hundreds of portable ACs and expanded bill-assistance across Houston.

A Precinct 3 deputy was fired and arrested after officials say he used state and national criminal databases for personal use. Authorities charged the deputy with misuse of official information and placed him in the county jail.

Harris County deputies say hundreds of images described as “child erotica” were seized in a Hockley search and 31-year-old Sergio Guel was arrested on a state-jail felony charge.

Sprouts opened Friday at Baybrook Gateway in Webster, launching a three-day grand opening with freebies and in-store promotions. The new location expands the area's grocery options.

A man in his 20s was killed on South Kirkwood Road; Houston police arrested a suspect who remained at the scene. Homicide detectives continue to investigate.

Houston police say 21-year-old Gary Johnson was arrested and charged with murder in the May 2 South Glen Drive shooting that killed 19-year-old Caleb Mitchell.

Deputies with Harris County Precinct 4 say a man struck a deputy in Spring last Saturday and two people were arrested; one suspect had bond set at $30,000.

Therm-All Insulation and a branch manager were charged after deputies say employees dumped a large pile of commercial waste in Independence Heights. Video and manager admissions are cited in the felony filing.

A Precinct 5 deputy was suspended after family members said he posted a 22‑year‑old’s booking photos and unredacted ID to a private Snapchat story following a Magnolia traffic stop.

Commissioner Lesley Briones is expanding six summer food programs across Precinct 4, from produce boxes to pop‑up groceries and Kids Cafe meal sites. The efforts aim to reach neighborhoods where hunger is highest.