Mexican nationals face federal immigration charges in Eastern District of Texas, including re-entry after deportation and possession of alleged counterfeit documents.

University of Houston is converting its Women and Gender Resource Center into a Parent and Family Engagement Office; students worry the move removes a named safe space on campus.

Shark Tank‑backed Crispy Cones has filed permits to build a 1,356‑sq‑ft shop at Homestead Plaza in Conroe, with construction set for January–March 2026.

Stafford woman arrested for her husband's murder on the 22nd anniversary of his death; case from 2003 involves multiple gunshots, previous suspect, and ongoing investigation.

A woman died after crashing her car into a building in Houston Heights around 1 a.m. on Durham Drive. Speed may have played a role; she wasn't wearing a seatbelt. Investigation ongoing.

A man was shot Monday at the Venti Apartments on Ella Boulevard in north Harris County. Deputies say the scene is active and homicide detectives are investigating.

Aundre Matthews faces a $3 million bond for murdering classmate Andrew Meismer allegedly over a THC vape pen dispute. Matthews' lawyer seeks surveillance footage; the community mourns at a vigil.

Man found shot dead at a Houston apartment complex, with no suspects currently detained. Houston Police Department continues to investigate the incident and appeals to the public for information.

United Airlines' flight from Chicago to California was diverted to Rockford due to a mechanical issue, with all 125 passengers unharmed and arrangements made for continued travel.

Toyo opened a flagship solar module factory in Humble, near Houston, and says it plans to hire about 750 workers as it begins U.S. production. The plant will feed utility projects and aims to qualify for IRA incentives.

Houston Police are investigating the death of inmate Christopher Mendez, who died after a medical emergency at Ben Taub Hospital. An autopsy and internal review are pending.

A pedestrian stop on the Hardy Toll Road ended with the arrest of Marcus Robinson, who faced an aggravated-assault warrant and an additional out-of-state warrant.

Bellaire Police Chief Onesimo "Mo" Lopez retired following an internal investigation and administrative leave, with Lt. Shane O’Sullivan acting as interim chief.