Students at the University of Houston and Rice University held peaceful protests demanding divestment from companies tied to Israel, with creative methods to comply with free speech policies.

A man was charged with aggravated assault after a stabbing incident in Houston, which left one victim hospitalized in stable condition. The suspect was also treated for facial injuries before being arrested.

A woman stole a Houston Fire Department ambulance outside a Pearland hospital and later abandoned it undamaged; police are investigating the incident.

H-E-B is creating a 500-acre distribution campus in Waller County, Texas to enhance its logistics and meet customer demand, with construction starting in late 2024.

Nearly half of Harris County homeowners see a decrease in property value assessments amid higher mortgage rates, with commercial properties also affected by increasing interest rates.

Houston's Metro Silver Line is reducing its service frequency from every 12 to every 20 minutes due to low ridership, though funding is reportedly not at risk.

Rafel Arredondo is charged with murder after a man with stab wounds was found dead in a parking lot at 2836 Fulton Street, Houston. No motive or witnesses are apparent, and the victim's identity is pending official confirmation.

Houston airports are the first in the nation to offer free menstrual products via smart tech dispensers, a collaboration between the Houston Airport System, Aunt Flow, and TRAX Analytics.

Houston faces potential severe thunderstorms with a 30% chance of precipitation today and a higher risk over the weekend, including possible hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. Residents are advised to monitor the weather closely.

The Houston Housing Authority is reducing its housing voucher payments to align with HUD's fair market rent rates, aiming to extend its budget and aid more families amid concerns from landlords and recipients.

The Houston Chronicle reports multiple road closures and traffic issues in Houston, including key shutdowns like SH-6, while ABC13 covers an incident involving an overturned box truck on the 610 North Loop.

Herbert Sims is confirmed as Houston's new Director of the Department of Neighborhoods by the City Council, after serving as interim director since February.

Houston is ranked as the fourth most diverse city in the U.S., with Rice University affirming the benefits of diversity for problem-solving and economic growth.