Houston received a $10.1 million federal grant to improve pedestrian safety on critical roadways, addressing high collision rates and pedestrian fatalities.

A young man was killed in a road rage-related incident in Harris County after being struck by a vehicle following a verbal altercation. The incident is under investigation.

A Houston man received a 330-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to sexually exploiting minors and producing child pornography while posing as a doctor.

A woman faces capital murder charges for the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Kayla Stevenson in Houston. The suspect, Kaysone Sky Blossom, was arrested and now awaits trial.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner inaugurated the $1.7 billion Northeast Water Purification Plant Expansion, designed to supply over 400 million gallons of drinkable water daily.

Houston City Council approved ordinance amendments to ensure accurate water billing, offering relief for overcharged residents and easing the appeals process, effectively immediately.

Houston's METRO adds an autonomous shuttle, FutureLink, and an electric vehicle to its fleet, aligning with an eco-friendly vision for public transit.

Two men face federal charges for mail theft in Katy, Texas, after being filmed breaking into mailboxes, with officials emphasizing the severity of the crime.

The Geminid Meteor Shower is expected to peak in Houston, with possible visibility issues due to cloudy skies. Observers can witness colorful meteors, with the best viewing between midnight and 2 am local time.

A man was found shot to death in an elevator in Houston's Third Ward, with police finding multiple casings and firearms. Another body was discovered nearby the following night. Both incidents are under investigation.

A 90-year-old Houston man has spent months dealing with a broken water pipe and a high bill, as the city considers policy changes to address such issues.

A Michigan teen admitted to pushing a Texas teen to commit suicide within an online gaming community. He accepted a plea deal, resulting in probation and a ban on internet gaming.

Levit Green's new life sciences campus in Houston redefines scientific research spaces by combining state-of-the-art labs with amenities such as a lake and boardwalk.