C.J. Gardner-Johnson says a training-camp insult at The Greenbrier led to his surprise September 2025 release from the Texans. His account raises fresh questions about personnel decisions.

Deputies say they arrested a wanted man with a revolver on Cypresswood Drive; the constable's office posted photos and said the suspect had an active Montgomery County warrant.

Houston police say a woman was killed after a man in a box truck allegedly ran her over during a moving job on S. Gessner; a suspect was detained and HPD is investigating.

Hot, humid afternoons arrive Friday with highs near 93°F and feels‑like values over 100°F. Cooling centers are available and Gulf beaches face a rip‑current risk.

Detectives say digital evidence linked Kaleim Miller to a September gunpoint robbery tied to an online phone sale. Bond was set at $100,000, officials said.

Common Bond’s new Spring location pairs a sit‑down bistro with a drive‑thru, bringing pastries and an all‑day menu to Kuykendahl. Grand‑opening perks and loyalty deals sweeten the debut.

Sunny, muggy afternoons with highs near 93°F and heat-index values near 100–102°F. Cooling centers are available across the city.

SWAT and Patrol Support officers entered a hotel room in southeast Houston and rescued a woman after police say she was being held against her will; a man faces unlawful restraint charges.

A 26-year-old man is in custody after a double shooting on 9th Avenue North that killed a 25-year-old woman and wounded another, police say.

A new Starbucks has opened pre-security in IAH Terminal E beneath the Oculus, giving arrivals and pickup guests a convenient coffee stop. More concessions, including a Chili's To‑Go Bar, are planned later this year.

A Tokyo‑inspired arcade from a local chef opened on Sawdust Road, pairing claw machines and anime decor with plans for future Asian eateries.

A suspected lightning strike leveled a building at Pearce on the Lake in Webster, leaving about 15 families displaced. Neighbors and relief groups are collecting donations while the Red Cross assists.

A man posted paperwork claiming ownership of the Heights house where Christa Gilley died; property records and attorneys say the filings look suspicious. The discovery has prompted police visits and fresh legal headaches for the family.