Phat Eatery's new location in The Woodlands, honoring late founder Alex Au-Yeung, opens under Kevin Lee and Marvin He, offering Malaysian cuisine and expanded menu options.

Niko Niko's gyro shop opened its largest location in The Woodlands, offering traditional Greek fare and new features like a rotisserie and coffee shop counter.

Firefly Aerospace is set to launch its Alpha rocket carrying eight educational and organizational CubeSats into orbit as part of NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative.

Baylor College of Medicine faces a lawsuit involving Dr. Joseph Coselli for alleged unattended overlapping surgeries and improper billing. Despite a $15 million settlement, Coselli remains active and undisciplined by the institution.

A 12-year-old Houston boy with cancer, DJ Daniel, was mocked at a gas station, but he and his father responded with a wish to educate rather than retaliate.

A routine traffic stop by Constable Mark Herman's Office resulted in the arrest of three suspects and the recovery of loaded firearms and marijuana, including one stolen gun.

An individual was arrested after trying to steal over $3,700 worth of goods from a Lowes on FM 529. The suspect, who had multiple felony warrants, also tried to evade capture. The stolen items were returned.

PetroChina International America Inc. agreed to pay $14.5 million for U.S. export law violations, inaccurately classifying diesel fuel as mineral oil in exports to Mexico.

Rene Fernandez Gaviola was sentenced to 10 years for his role in a $6 million Medicaid fraud at his Houston dental clinic and ordered to pay nearly $8 million in restitution.

A Houston man received a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a drug trafficking ring, involving meth, cocaine, and fentanyl, after pleading guilty.

Houston's weather forecast includes sunny skies, intermittent thunderstorms, and high temperatures, with the NWS advising caution due to heat and potential severe storms in the region.

Harris County District Court Judge Kelli Johnson was arrested and charged with a DWI after a traffic stop for making an improper turn and displaying signs of impairment. She consented to a blood draw and remains incarcerated.

Houston invests over $930,000 to combat the fentanyl crisis, with training for responders and support for opioid users, amid a rise in overdose deaths. A documentary film also highlights the issue.