A listeria outbreak linked to Rizo López Foods cheeses caused two deaths and multiple illnesses, leading to extensive recalls by Texas grocery chains, including H-E-B and Trader Joe's.

A junior faculty member at MD Anderson Cancer Center has sued a senior scientist for taking credit for her cancer research, seeking $5 million and correct attribution.

A man was arrested for secretly recording people in a business restroom and for unlawful weapon possession in Harris County, with the investigation ongoing.

Ty Pena was arrested for assault after deputies responded to a disturbance in Houston, as per Constable Herman's Office and detailed in their Facebook post.

Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC) reminds citizens to drink responsibly during Super Bowl festivities and urges having plans for safe transportation.

Edgar Olivares-Perez was arrested in Harris County for DWI by Deputy Constable Herman's Office with a $100 bond. His intoxication was confirmed through field tests.

Cameron Perry was arrested in Cypress for theft and possession of identifying documents not belonging to him; details on his bond and court date are pending.

Houston anticipates severe weather with showers and potential thunderstorms, per NWS, with risks of flooding and a tornado threat into the weekend. Forecasters advise caution and vigilance.

Tiffani Shea Gish from Houston was sentenced to 37 months in prison for threatening a federal judge, followed by supervised release, despite her mental health issues.

A deputy was hospitalized after a trailer hit her patrol car during a traffic stop in Harris County, confirmed by the Precinct 4 Constable's Office. The incident is under investigation.

A man has been arrested for spitting on a deputy constable in Houston during an altercation while reportedly intoxicated. Daniel Herrera now faces a charge of harassing a public servant.

Ex-Navy corpsman Robert Counterman, 34, was arrested for failing to register as a sex offender after moving to Texas. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Houston's luxury housing market sees growth in ultra-luxury home sales, with a 75% increase in the sale of homes over $10 million, defying the overall slowdown in the real estate sector.