A jailed man, Lamarcus Carter, faces new charges for allegedly stealing $20,000 worth of copper, adding to his legal troubles as he awaits bond for an assault charge.

April Joy Stevenson was charged with terroristic threat after threatening staff at a Jack in the Box, having been told previously to stay away. Her bond was set at $100.

Hillwood Communities begins construction on a 700-acre development in League City, planning 1,630 homes and infrastructure improvements for spring 2025.

Houston's new Prime 131 restaurant combines Korean BBQ, steakhouse, and sushi bar into an industrial-chic venue, offering an extensive menu and a theatrical cooking experience.

Randy Anthony Barnes, 61, is charged with murder after allegedly shooting Willy Johnson, 55, in Houston. Johnson died from a gunshot wound found by officers on March 8.

A woman died in a Houston car crash when a Hyundai ran a red light and hit her Toyota. The accident happened at 4:25 p.m. at Campbell and Blalock Road.

Pornhub blocks Texas users after a lawsuit by the Attorney General demanding age verification under a new state law. The company argues for device-based user verification instead.

Houston ISD offers high salaries for certified high school teachers for the 2024-25 academic year, aiming to fill a teacher shortage with qualified staff.

A 90-pound tortoise named Jeremy escaped his home at Blue Heron Farm but was found after a romantic escapade, prompting his owners to replace his Apple Air Tag with a traditional dog tag for future security.

Houston and Central Texas businesses anticipate challenges resulting from a potential TikTok ban discussed in Congress due to national security concerns related to its Chinese parent company.

A Florida traffic violation led to the arrest of Asdrubal Rodriguez for a $1 million heist in Houston, where he admitted to participating in a jewelry store robbery.

Houston Fire Department rescued two people from a 10-foot deep trench in Braeswood, swiftly responding with extensive personnel and equipment to ensure their safety.

The FBI is seeking help to find a young trio involved in a Houston bank robbery, with no weapons seen but tellers threatened, and distinctive clothing potentially aiding identification.