The FAA concluded its investigation into SpaceX's Starship test, mandating 17 corrective actions before further launches, following the explosive failure of both stages during a November test flight.

Two women were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide in a Houston apartment, with their bodies undiscovered for days after neighbors reported hearing gunshots.

A fire at a Houston apartment complex resulted in one death, another person hospitalized, and $580,000 in damage despite the swift intervention by firefighters.

Houston religious leaders are opposing a concrete plant near a hospital, urging Governor Abbott to revoke TCEQ's approval due to health concerns for the local community.

Obadiah Peoples was arrested after hitting several vehicles, attempting to flee on foot, and causing additional damage on Louetta Road. He's charged with failure to stop and criminal mischief.

A man named Cristhian Zelaya was fatally shot and later died at a hospital. The incident occurred on Veterans Memorial. Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating with no suspects yet.

USPS delivery performance has severely declined in Houston, falling below the national average. Locals are frustrated, and officials call for transparency as on-time mail delivery percentages drop.

Houston's police chief faces scrutiny amid a scandal over suspended sex crime investigations, with the mayor calling for accountability and a review of the long-standing issue.

Livingston ISD creates a scholarship in memory of Audrii Cunningham, an 11-year-old girl found deceased after an AMBER Alert.

A Harris County sting operation resulted in over a dozen arrests related to prostitution and potential human trafficking along the FM 1960 corridor after community complaints.

Intuitive Machines' lunar lander, Odysseus, successfully landed on the moon's surface, marking the first private spacecraft to achieve this and a significant step towards sustainable lunar presence.

Authorities are actively searching for Maxine Pontious, a 14-year-old missing since February 20, and call for public assistance using social media and the "C4 NOW" app.

A Houston man, Tyler Loudon, pleaded guilty to securities fraud, illegally profiting $1.7M using his wife's private company information, facing possible prison time and fines.