Houston Roads Witness Two Fatalities as Pedestrian Falls Victim to Hit-and-Run and Motorcyclist Dies in Chase-Related Crash
Two fatal incidents occurred in Houston: a pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on I-45 at Edgebrook, and a motorcyclist died after crashing during a high-speed pursuit.
Beyoncé's Mother Tina Knowles Faces Demolition Order for Dilapidated Galveston Beach House Amidst Local Safety Concerns
Tina Knowles' Galveston beach house is damaged and may be demolished, raising local concerns. Her defense of Galveston's reputation contrasts with her property's issues.
Texas Churches Struggle to Find Affordable Insurance as Major Insurer Retreats
United Methodist Churches in Texas struggle with rising insurance premiums and reduced coverage as insurers reassess risks due to weather-related losses. Many congregations are left vulnerable or face steep rate increases in their property insurance.
Alleged Animal Cruelty Cases Shock Richmond and Harris County, Two Texas Men Charged
Two incidents of animal cruelty occurred in Texas: Pengfei Ji allegedly killed a Pomeranian in Richmond, and Jared Marshall admitted to shooting three dogs in Harris County, with both facing felony charges.
Former NASA Whiz Accused of Secret Sex Tapes, Houston Engineer Eric Sim Charged with Covert Filming Frenzy
Former NASA engineer Eric Sim faces seven sexual assault charges and is accused of filming sexual encounters without consent, found on his devices along with a detailed spreadsheet of 437 women.
TCEQ Introduces New Air Quality Regulations for Houston's Concrete Batch Plants Amidst Health Concerns
Houston's concrete batch plants face stricter air quality standards from TCEQ due to health concerns. New rules limit production rates, stockpile sizes, and require larger buffer zones and better dust control.












