Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued De'Ai Postpartum Care Center, alleging a Houston-area "birth tourism" operation that targeted Chinese clients and sought to secure U.S. citizenship for newborns. The suit asks a judge to shut the program down and impose penalties.

An industrial accident on McKaskle Road in Sugar Land prompted a heavy law-enforcement response; local reporting says one person was pronounced dead and Fort Bend investigators are on scene.

A routine traffic stop in Missouri City led to the discovery of a large chop shop and multiple stolen vehicles; investigators say a multiagency probe is underway.

The Pappas family’s Yiayia’s Greek Kitchen scored a rare four‑star review from the Houston Chronicle for standout lamb chops, seafood plates and a lively dining room.

A 63‑year‑old Montgomery County man was arrested after deputies say he was found inside a teenager's bedroom in New Caney; detectives say he met the teen at a church. Investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A new survey finds Houstonians visit urgent care at higher rates than the U.S. average, citing cost, quick service and after‑hours access.

Platypus Brewing will close its Washington Avenue taproom on May 31; owners say the lease is ending and teased a new 'next chapter' that will include beer.

WalletHub’s 2026 ranking puts Texas in the lower third for working mothers, citing long workweeks, weak parental‑leave policies and gaps in childcare and leadership.

Houston police say a pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run in the 1400 block of Tidwell Road; detectives are asking anyone with video or tips to call 713-247-4072.

Houston City Council advanced dozens of traffic‑calming projects, including about 60 speed‑cushion installations to slow neighborhood speeding and improve pedestrian safety.

A Harris County deputy constable was arrested near Seguin and booked on public intoxication and unlawful carrying of a weapon, authorities say.

A Conroe man allegedly lied about a firearm at Conroe High to avoid a school-zone ticket, triggering a multi-agency response and a felony arrest.

Federal prosecutors say a Houston IT owner withheld $1.6M in payroll taxes and has been remanded to federal custody, authorities posted on April 28, 2026.