CBP officers at Gateway bridges in Laredo and Brownsville detained two men wanted on felony warrants tied to sex-related offenses involving children.

A crash near FM 563 and Bay Lane in Chambers County left multiple people dead Friday night, county officials say. Texas DPS is leading the investigation.

The Webster bowling center on Bay Area Boulevard has been rebranded and reopened as Lucky Strike Webster, bringing 40 lanes, an arcade and a sports bar to the neighborhood.

Harris County launched a cold‑case page on April 10, 2026 that highlights unsolved homicides, including the 2015 murders of Don and Reda Rentz. The site centralizes files and tip options.

New SNAP rules tied to H.R.1 could cost Texas roughly $709 million in penalties and push total 2027 costs to about $826 million, officials said.

Rudy Thomas Jackson was struck and killed on the North Freeway on March 18. Crime Stoppers and HPD are seeking tips and offering a reward.

Farmboy Brewing Co. opened on North Shepherd, folding a longtime brew-supply shop into a 9,000‑sq‑ft taproom, cocktail bar and education space with guest kegs and food trucks.

Houston Rep. Al Green filed a House resolution condemning Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles after Ogles wrote "Muslims don't belong in American society," adding to censure efforts.

Coast Guard detentions and a DOJ crackdown after Mexican fishermen crossed into U.S. waters for red snapper have intensified border and environmental tensions.

Spindletop, Houston’s revolving restaurant above the Hyatt Regency, reopens May 15 with a reservation-only weekend tasting menu and sweeping 360° views.

Interra Capital Group bought Greenway Plaza and says it will focus on leasing and repositioning the 53‑acre Houston campus after years of financial strain.

A suspect was taken into custody Friday on the 14300 block of Ella Boulevard after deputies investigated an aggravated assault, the Constable's Office said.

A new analysis finds Texas averages roughly 827 pedestrian deaths a year, with big metros like Houston and Dallas driving much of the risk. Officials and advocates point to high‑speed roads and rapid growth as core problems.