Montrose residents protest the removal of mature oak trees for sidewalk expansion by adorning them with yarn graffiti, highlighting divisions over neighborhood improvements.

Men's Wearhouse opened a new store in Richmond, Texas, marking its first area launch since 2021, expanding Tailored Brands' presence after past financial struggles.

Two suspects, Deion White and Tatyana Beavers, were arrested during a traffic stop where police uncovered marijuana and discovered existing warrants against them.

Prospect Spencer Arrighetti is among Astros' non-roster invitees eyeing a major league spot with his powerful pitching, joining other promising talents at spring training.

Dessert Gallery opens a new bakery in The Woodlands Waterway, offering sweets like "billionaire brownies" and Dessert Slabs, with dine-in and nationwide delivery options.

A TikTok review by Keith Lee boosted The Puddery's customer count and profits, leading to national exposure on BET's "America in Black." The owner, Janel Prator, plans to expand the business.

A Houston man, Phong Dinh Nguyen, was arrested for his third DUI after being found unconscious in a running car, facing severe intoxication and unable to perform sobriety tests.

The U.S. and China are in a space race with Intuitive Machines planning a U.S. Moon landing, igniting debates about lunar norms and geopolitical strategies in space.

A woman opened fire at Lakewood Church, was shot by police, and a child with her is in critical condition. A man was also wounded; motives are unclear.

The article describes Houston's weather forecast, with cool and sunny conditions, brisk northwest winds, and no thunderstorms expected. Midweek will be mostly sunny, with a chance of showers towards the weekend.

Overeth Riascos Barahona faces murder charges following a fatal crash during a police chase in Sugar Land, resulting in public works employee Joseph Aponte's death.

Operation Homefront provided a mortgage-free home to Colette McLeary, a veteran, in collaboration with JPMorgan Chase, as part of her transition to civilian life.

Deputies arrested Hua Qu in Harris County after discovering she had outstanding felony warrants for credit card abuse and identity fraud during a routine investigation.