A head-on collision on I-45 near Conroe resulted in a car fire, one fatality, and three injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

A woman was killed in a Houston shootout, reportedly hit by gunfire not intended for her. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Jordan Oneal was arrested for throwing a rock at Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, injuring an elderly woman, and is charged with felony injury and misdemeanor.

Texas lawmakers are discussing House Bill 168 to close a loophole allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to marry and potentially annul such existing marriages.

Milton C. Alford, Houston's first Black firefighter, passed away at 97. He served in the city's fire department for nearly 27 years and was honored as a pioneer who broke racial barriers.

Galveston County sets new Jeep Weekend restrictions to improve safety and manage the expected 100,000 visitors, including parking rules and bans on certain activities.

Houston Police released surveillance footage to aid the investigation of a January fatal shooting involving Deon Robinson, 23, and seek the public's help to identify two suspects.

Igloo expands recall of coolers due to safety hazard after increased injury reports, including fingertip amputations.

A Texas judge ruled that Texas Renaissance Festival owner must sell after a failed $60 million deal and awarded plaintiffs over $22 million in damages.

Texas business leaders and King Abdullah II of Jordan discussed enhancing economic ties during a roundtable, organized to explore joint ventures and expand international business relations.

A traffic stop in Harris County led to the felony arrest of David Thompson, a felon, for possession of methamphetamine and a stolen firearm. The Constable's Office informed via Facebook and promoted their "C4 NOW" app.

A hawk in Pearland, Texas, is dive-bombing residents to protect its nest; experts suggest using umbrellas or detours to avoid attacks during nesting season.

American Robert Prevost was elected as Pope Leo XIV by the College of Cardinals, becoming the first U.S. pontiff. He was seen in St. Peter's Square in traditional papal red.