A man was killed in a shootout between two vehicles on Beltway 8 near Highway 59 in Houston. Police are investigating the incident, but the suspect remains at large.

Houston faces a syphilis outbreak, taxing underfunded healthcare resources amid a penicillin shortage and disparities in prenatal care affecting minority populations.

Parlor Doughnuts in Nassau Bay attracts patrons with 27 layered donut flavors and a menu with specialty brews, emphasizing a fresh, made-to-order experience.

Maurice Jimenez was arrested in Harris County for alleged aggravated assault with a firearm and unlawful weapon possession, set for trial in the 337th District Court.

John Whitmire takes office as Houston's 63rd mayor, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and tackling budget deficits, while considering police expansion and collaboration with law enforcement.

A man was fatally shot and another injured in Houston; police seek unknown suspects following the incident involving a car crash and gunshots at 9012 Clinton Street.

Dana Cucchi was arrested in North Harris County for possession of methamphetamine and heroin during a traffic stop and his bond was set at $2,500 by the court.

The City of Houston released its Hazard Mitigation Plan for public review, detailing strategies to mitigate natural disasters and qualify for federal funds.

Jose Sanchez-Bohorquez was arrested in Harris County for having fake car tags and was charged with Tampering with a Government Record. His bond was set at $100.

A man named Zivon Newton led Houston police on a chase after ignoring a traffic stop. He was arrested and charged with fleeing an officer, with a $100 bond set. No injuries or damages were reported.

The article details Houston's fluctuating weather for the week, with modest temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and a sunny weekend, while also discussing the regional drought conditions.

Harris County acquired the Lamar Plaza office building and adjacent parking garage in downtown Houston for $26 million, aiming to consolidate county offices and save on leasing costs.

Deputies in Precinct 4 arrested 118 drivers for DWI during a holiday crackdown, including repeat offenders and those driving with a child while intoxicated.