A 16-year-old was arrested in Harris County after a failed car theft led to a chase and crash, while the other suspect escaped. The teen faces charges including Evading Arrest.

A young mother and her baby died in a house fire in Houston after the mother attempted a rescue. No firefighter injuries occurred; the cause is under investigation.

Elliot Burgos was arrested in Harris County on January 30, 2024, for outstanding felony warrants and new charges of drug possession. His bond is set at $2,000 by the 488th District Court.

Authorities seek public help to find two suspects recorded on camera during a vehicle burglary on Mayside Lane, with Constable Mark Herman urging information sharing.

Houston is expecting a sunny Sunday with highs near 66 degrees and strong winds up to 30 mph. The week will bring gradual warming and potential showers by the weekend.

Vanessa Caulkins was arrested for DWI in Harris County after a vehicle crash, confirmed by sobriety tests conducted by deputies. Her bond was set at $100.

Richard Orsak was arrested in Houston for reckless driving after hitting mailboxes, vehicles, a pole, and fleeing. He faces charges of Failure to Stop and Give Information.

Houston organizations will receive $60.9 million in federal funds to combat homelessness, announced by Senator John Cornyn. The funds will aid housing and services for the homeless, including minors and domestic violence survivors.

A Houston man received a life sentence for the premeditated ambush killing of another man in June 2022, described by the district attorney as a brazen act.

Anti-Muslim campaign mailers targeting Texas representatives who honored Muslim holidays have caused controversy, inciting backlash from politicians and community members alike.

Houston and Galveston offer various Mardi Gras festivities, including parades, live music, Cajun and Creole food specials, and events at local restaurants and venues.

Grainger plans to open a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center in Hockley, Texas, by 2026, expected to create 400 jobs and enhance the company's distribution network.

The U.S. Department of Labor ordered Guanajuato Supermarket in Houston to pay $460,857 in back wages for overtime violations affecting over 100 workers.