A Powerball player in Katy, Texas won $2 million by matching five numbers, missing only the Powerball number. The jackpot rolls over to an estimated $760 million for the next draw.

A Houston woman establishes a library in a Ghanaian village, providing a vital educational resource and reflecting her passion for literacy and reading.

A Katy ISD graduate filed a Title IX complaint over the district's gender fluidity policy, which restricts restroom use by biological sex and discussion of gender issues.

HISD reports a record high of over 7,200 homeless students, with new support centers opened despite concerns about high rates of suspension for these students.

The shelter-in-place order in Texas City was lifted after a sulfur dioxide leak at the Marathon Galveston Bay Refinery; there were no reported injuries or immediate physical danger.

Former Houston Councilman Dwight Boykins provided free essential home repairs to 10 senior citizens in Harris County through his nonprofit's "Senior Minor Home Repair Program."

Houston's private education scene is thriving, with top-ranked schools and high tuition rates, as they focus on academic excellence and leadership development across the city's suburbs.

Legal issues continue over a student's locs hairstyle at Barbers Hill High School, raising questions about Texas' CROWN Act and race-based hair discrimination.

Two Houston mothers received refurbished cars from the Responsible Parenting Awards, a joint effort by HCDE Head Start and Bates Collision Centers, providing them with independence and relief from transportation challenges.

A resident from Spring, Texas, won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket from Hardin Store Express in Magnolia. They hit all white balls but missed the Mega Ball.

The Katy ISD school district in Texas is facing a Title IX complaint for its gender policy, which is alleged to discriminate against transgender students and violate their privacy.

A 90-year-old Houston man has spent months dealing with a broken water pipe and a high bill, as the city considers policy changes to address such issues.

Spring, Texas, is named the most generous city in America by GoFundMe, based on donations per capita in cities with over 50,000 people, according to a report.