Dr. Padmanee Sharma of MD Anderson disputes allegations in a lawsuit claiming she stole a junior scientist's research, calling on a third-party review supporting her contributions and seeking to dismiss the $5 million suit.

Houston is preparing for wintry weather this weekend with brisk winds and temperatures near 50°F. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous seas, while a warming trend is expected to begin on Washington's Birthday.

Two suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle was tracked and recovered in Harris County, thanks to GPS technology and the quick response of deputies.

Pearland ISD proposes a $105 million bond for infrastructure and technology upgrades, with voting set for May. Tax rates will remain unchanged if approved.

Constable deputies arrested three individuals for various felonies, including intent to distribute controlled substances, after finding a stolen vehicle and drugs in a North Freeway motel room.

A man was arrested in Houston for mail theft following a traffic stop where stolen mail was found in his vehicle.

Harris County constables arrested Richard Dykes for vehicle burglary in the Champion Forest subdivision, as shared by Constable Mark Herman's Office on Facebook.

Harris County deputies arrested wanted burglar Xavier Williams while responding to a disturbance call in Spring, as confirmed by Constable Mark Herman's Facebook post.

Harris County's Constable’s office conducted a late-night traffic operation in the West Lake Houston Corridor, resulting in 21 citations and 20 warnings, in response to concerns from Atascocita residents.

Houston is forecasted to have showers and fog on Friday with an 80% chance of rain, mild temperatures, and southern winds, shifting to cooler weather on Saturday.

LaKendra Spraggins fled from a traffic stop in Houston, leading to a brief chase before her arrest for evading in a motor vehicle, with her bond set at $2,500.

The article discusses confusion and misinformation about Lakewood Church shooter Genesse Moreno's gender and legal status, with authorities clarifying she was a female U.S. citizen.

A federal court granted Food Not Bombs Houston a preliminary injunction, halting the city from citing them for feeding the homeless during their First Amendment rights legal dispute.