Houston Students Rally in Mass Walkout Against Aggressive Immigration Policies, HISD Pledges Support
Houston's educational community is responding to increased immigration enforcement with caution and activism, including a mass student walkout at Sam Houston High School and HISD's reaffirmed commitment to student safety.
Houston Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Washington Avenue Shooting
Houston police are seeking a suspect for a shooting on January 5th that injured a 20-year-old male. The incident occurred at 5300 Washington Avenue, and the public is asked to help identify the Hispanic male suspect.
60 More Texas Educators, Including 24 from Houston, Under Investigation in Certification Cheating Scandal
KPRC 2 reports on an investigation into 60 Texas educators involved in a certification cheating scandal, with 24 from Houston-area districts. The TEA is probing the expanding issue orchestrated, it's alleged, by ex-coach Vincent Grayson.
California Man Pleads Guilty to Running Unlicensed Money Transmitting Operation Linked to Email Scams
Victor Rubio Jr. from California pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business affiliated with an email scam, facing a possible five-year sentence and a $250,000 fine.
Houston Pedestrian Killed in Crash on Sunnyside Street, Lack of Sidewalks Highlighted in Investigation
A pedestrian died after a crash in Houston involving a 20-year-old's Honda Accord. The accident occurred due to no sidewalk present. Police are investigating; the driver showed no intoxication signs.
Houston Restaurant Owners Face Rash of Burglaries, Call for Tougher Penalties
Houston restaurant owners face a wave of burglaries, with over 850 reported in 2024. GR8 Plate Hospitality's Paul Miller experienced an attempted break-in, and the crimes have led to financial losses and emotional distress for many proprietors.












