Montgomery County authorities arrested four individuals for selling THC vape pens to minors following an undercover investigation targeting the Fun Kosh Smoke Store chain.

NRG Park in Houston is evolving, with new consulting contracts focused on funding, profitability, and project feasibility for future development, as lease negotiations continue with the Texans and Rodeo.

A fitness studio and café opened in Tomball on Nov. 30, offering yoga, reformer Pilates and an in-house coffee bar.

A Tomball resident found his stolen tailgate on Facebook Marketplace, leading to a suspect's arrest by Harris County constables who recovered two tailgates.

A new Atascocita Road cafe from Kwan and Kia Johnson opened in December, serving Southern-style breakfast and lunch favorites. The menu includes shrimp and grits, biscuits and French toast.

Court records show a 'steal‑to‑order' theft ring ran from a southwest Houston apartment; two charged and one suspect is still wanted.

Gunfire tore through a New Year's Eve party at a north Houston short‑term rental, leaving five people shot and one man critically injured. Police are reviewing camera footage and seeking witnesses.

Constable Mark Herman's office initiated a crackdown on impaired driving, leading to multiple DWI arrests, highlighted on their Facebook page, to ensure road safety post-holidays.

A New Year's Eve pursuit in Humble left two deputies injured and damaged patrol cars after a suspect allegedly struck multiple vehicles and was arrested.

Houston greeted 2026 with mild temperatures and sunshine on New Year's Day, with highs around 72 degrees. The first week's forecast predicts mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the 70s and 80s.

Skeletal remains found at 10100 Minnesota Street in Houston; police are investigating, and the identity and cause of death are pending forensic analysis.

Houston experiences its coldest morning with temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s, but anticipates warmer weather with clear and sunny skies for New Year celebrations and the days ahead.

Children of incarcerated women received Christmas gifts from the Harris County Sheriff's Office and Navidad en el Barrio, offering joy and hope during a gathering at a Houston empowerment center.