Two individuals, including a juvenile, were hospitalized after a drive-by shooting on Smokey Trail in northwest Harris County. Details on their condition and the shooter remain undisclosed.

Houston calls for artist submissions to create a memorial honoring fallen municipal workers, with a $165,000 budget for the chosen design in Buffalo Bayou Park.

Antonio Armstrong Jr. asserts his innocence in an interview following his conviction for his parents' 2016 murder, despite being sentenced to life in prison without parole until 2063.

A mother was killed and her three children injured in a reported domestic violence incident in southeast Houston, with the suspect, their father, arrested at the scene.

Houston authorities are issuing $5 million to better housing options for voucher-holders and to relocate residents from areas affected by industrial pollution.

The Port of Galveston, a top U.S. cruise port, welcomed the Norwegian Prima and anticipates a record year with 389 cruises in 2024. Terminal upgrades and a new cruise terminal are planned.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner inaugurated the $1.7 billion Northeast Water Purification Plant Expansion, designed to supply over 400 million gallons of drinkable water daily.

A 90-year-old Houston man has spent months dealing with a broken water pipe and a high bill, as the city considers policy changes to address such issues.

Baudelaire Tchouala pleaded guilty to running a money laundering scheme involving approximately $935,000, using a business account for illegal transactions.

Two Houston police officers were arrested in separate DWI incidents. Sergeant Kevin Tabora and Officer Phillip Marquez Jr. both face charges and have been relieved of duty.

A 51-year-old Houston man, Hezron Benjamin Stuart, has been sentenced to 368 months for armed robberies and shootings, following his conviction in March.

A Brazoria man, Sean Michael Kriss, received a 40-year sentence for producing and possessing child pornography, with a subsequent 10-year supervised release.

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the new voting maps in Galveston County, Texas, despite lower court rulings against them for violating the Voting Rights Act.