Dwight Yoakam headlines RodeoHouston at NRG Stadium on March 7, mixing Bakersfield classics with songs from his 2024 album Brighter Days.

Three Harris County juvenile judges differ sharply on sending violent teens to adult prison, and the split has drawn fresh scrutiny after a released juvenile was later accused in new violent crimes.

Patrick Cassells was sentenced to 7.5 years and ordered to repay $25M+ after prosecutors say he billed Medicare nearly $60M and used proceeds to buy cars, some destined for Nigeria.

Maps released this week show drought expanding across Texas for a fourth week, with reservoirs and rangelands under renewed stress.

Federal filings tie the Homietos gang to the April 14, 2023 I‑45 shootings that killed three motorcyclists and name Joseph Roy “Tequila” Gomez in the racketeering case.

A domestic dispute in Cleveland escalated to gunfire on the 100 block of Hunt Street; police arrested a 68‑year‑old, recovered a rifle and say no one was seriously hurt. Investigators have charged the suspect and the Liberty County special response team assisted on scene.

The City Controller says Houston will spend more than $131 million on electricity this fiscal year — about a 40% jump — after a contract renewal left the city exposed to market prices.

Chicago wing chain Harold's Chicken & Sports Bar has landed at 5334 Washington Ave, bringing Chicago-style wings, cocktails and a Friday grand opening giveaway. Early guests can snag free wings.

A New Caney woman was arrested March 4 after detectives said new evidence contradicted an initial suicide finding in her husband's June 15, 2025 death.

IAH will close Runway 9/27 for about 90 days for regrooving and an LED lighting upgrade. The airport says the work restores friction and drainage while keeping other runways open.

Police records reviewed by the Chronicle show Houston officers sometimes handcuffed drivers and delivered them to ICE — a practice legal experts warn could be unconstitutional. City leaders and advocates say it’s eroding trust in police.

A Harris County jury convicted Ever Navarrete of murdering his estranged wife after she moved to a new home while divorcing; the case now moves to sentencing where he could face life.

A surprise onstage announcement at a Men in Blazers event revealed J.J. Watt will be inducted into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame.