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A toddler was critically injured in an apparent accidental shooting in Channelview; deputies say LifeFlight and Crime Scene units responded.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Evergrove will cover about 911 acres near Richmond and include roughly 1,655 homes, with Toll Brothers and Tri Pointe listed as the lead builders and sales expected in fall 2026.
Precinct 4 deputies say they detained a suspect after an aggravated assault report in the 13000 block of Champions Park Drive. A second person was held on an outstanding warrant.
A federal indictment alleges Dr. James Robles ran a cash‑only Houston clinic that funneled millions of opioid and muscle‑relaxant pills to the black market.
Precinct 4 deputies arrested a suspected robber after a brief pursuit on Holzwarth Road. The man was found with a loaded handgun and faces multiple felony counts.
Food & Drinks in ...
Chili's opened March 18 in IAH's Terminal E, adding sit‑down and to‑go options past TSA as the airport rolls out Terminal E upgrades.
Retail & Industry in ...
Lubbock‑based South Plains Financial closed its all‑stock deal for Bank of Houston, folding BOH into City Bank and expanding the firm’s Houston footprint. The move adds branches, deposits and Houston leadership under Jim Stein.
A wrong‑way driver on the Hardy Toll Road near FM 1960 was arrested after a pursuit; deputies say a precinct K9 was injured and charges include DWI and evading.
Multiple vehicles struck a home and ruptured a gas line on Mayside Lane, closing the road at Fairbloom as crews secure the leak.
Sports in ...
Portugal will face DR Congo in Houston after DR Congo’s extra‑time playoff win, locking a June 17 match at NRG Stadium as the city prepares to host seven World Cup games.
A Houston man was sentenced to more than 13 years in federal prison after an FBI Houston investigation found he distributed child sexual abuse material.
Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman was found shot in the 6700 block of Rusty Ridge Lane in Katy; a man believed to be the shooter remained at the scene.
After roughly 15 months on Houston airwaves, the Frito & Katy morning show was removed from 100.3 The Bull. Tucker “Frito” Young confirmed the move as Audacy faces cuts.
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