A family's $15,000 worth of belongings stolen at the Houston Zoo was returned after a social media contact. The Tesla's surveillance helped the no-charge recovery. Houston Police are investigating.

Authorities seek public assistance to locate Devonte Malone, wanted for a theft at a Bath and Body Works store, involving merchandise worth over $1,200.

Sylvester Turner seeks to succeed the late U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, backed by her children and local politicians, aiming to maintain district momentum.

A Houston man faces felony animal cruelty charges after he was filmed by a Ring camera abusing a dog. Authorities arrested him following a tip from Crime Stoppers.

Krazy Dog, a Korean corn dog chain, opened its third location in Katy, offering unique snacks and sweet croffles.

Texas may execute a man whose conviction is based on now-questionable shaken baby syndrome, despite new evidence suggesting natural causes for his daughter's death. His lawyers seek a stay of execution and a new trial.

Houston suburbs' alcohol sales fluctuate post-pandemic, with Little Woodrow's leading in June. Perry's Restaurants missed from the top sales list, while establishments like Voodoo Hut faced sharp sales drops in March.

Andre Johnson, former Texans wide receiver, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and became the franchise's first player to achieve this honor.

A Frontier Airlines pilot was arrested at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, leading to the cancellation of Flight 3195. Passengers received refunds, credits, and accommodation. The reason for the pilot's arrest has not been disclosed.

A 16-year-old was shot trying to protect his mother during a carjacking in Deer Park, Texas. The suspect led police on a chase before being arrested and charged. The teenager survived the shooting.

Houston-area school districts are adjusting their transportation services due to budgetary constraints and driver shortages, with varying impacts on routes and bus stop locations.

An 18-wheeler crash on I-10 East westbound near Houston caused traffic delays, with no injuries and lane closures reported. Cleanup efforts are underway.

The U.S. Department of Labor is suing T.E.A.M Abilities LLC for alleged wage violations, claiming non-payment of overtime to staff working over 40 hours per week.