Houston's MOCA is showcasing local diversity through the "Feels Like Home" exhibition series at City Hall, reflecting the city's commitment to artists and diverse civic engagement.

Houston Police now contact ICE when encountering individuals with active deportation orders, following ICE's database update which added 700,000 such cases.

An argument over posters in Houston's Heights area led to a shooting, killing one man and injuring another. Authorities seek information from the public.

Houston is experiencing warmer-than-usual March weather, with temperatures mainly in the 70s and low chances of rain, though a brief cool down is expected mid-week.

The Harris County Sheriff's Office is searching for a suspect involved in the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in Katy, requesting public assistance.

Kristen Chavez was allegedly killed by her husband, Chance, with an iron in Houston. Her dachshund was also found dead, and her other dogs were later returned to her family.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating over 50 universities for potentially discriminatory DEI programs, possibly violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Lawn worker in Texas arrested for assaulting a postal worker with a weed eater, resulting in visible injuries.

Texas honors late U.S. Congressman Sylvester Turner, who lies in honor at the State Capitol, for his lengthy service and commitment to Houston and education.

TSU aims to secure $120 million for a new law school building addressing safety and accessibility concerns, following ABA warnings about current facility standards.

Carlos Correa was arrested during a rodeo, accused of theft and elderly financial abuse. His company, Correa Construction, faces lawsuits for alleged misconduct and significant financial losses inflicted on clients, including a 92-year-old woman.

A 63-year-old Alvin resident received a 25-year sentence for child sexual assault material crimes, after previously serving time for assaulting a child.

Two workers were hurt in a scaffold collapse at a Chevron plant in Pasadena, one severely, falling 25 feet; details of the cause and third victim's status are unclear.