The proposal for a one-cent property tax to fund early childhood programs in Harris County failed, leading to heated debates and the censure of Judge Lina Hidalgo, who firmly defended her actions.

Houston, TX is bracing for intense summer heat, with the heat index expected to reach up to 111 degrees and a slight chance of showers for temporary relief.

The FBI is involved in the Texas redistricting conflict to help locate Democrats who left the state, as per Senator Cornyn's acknowledgement of support from President Trump and FBI Director Patel.

A Houston Fire Department captain was hospitalized with burns after being trapped during a house fire. He was injured while evacuating through a window. No one was found in the home, and arson is suspected.

United Airlines flights were grounded nationwide due to a "technology disruption" affecting its system, causing delays but eventually resuming operations.

Justin Keith Colley, 37, has been federally indicted for carjacking and firearm violations following a June 2025 incident. As a convicted felon, he's prohibited from owning guns, making the charges especially serious.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates Beto O’Rourke’s group, Powered by People, for allegedly funding the Texas Democrats' walkout over election laws.

Two women were arrested for theft at Houston Premium Outlet Mall by deputies from Constable Mark Herman's Office. They had over $600 in stolen goods and one also faced identity fraud charges.

Texas Governor Abbott secures a waiver to exclude candy and certain drinks from SNAP benefits starting April 1, 2026.

Jose Rodriguez was sentenced to 8 years for armed robberies at Vape City stores and a high-speed chase in Corpus Christi, as confirmed by U.S. Attorney Ganjei.

A Friendswood business owner pled guilty to filing false tax returns and hiding income to get federal benefits, agreeing to repay $219,599 and facing up to three years in prison.

Texas students face a new cellphone ban and the mandate to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, coupled with tighter control over school library content and a ban on DEI initiatives.

The FBI Houston office and partners launched "Houston Most Wanted" to capture dangerous fugitives, highlighting ten individuals wanted for violent crimes, with rewards for information.