Weatherford announced plans to move its legal domicile from Ireland to Texas, citing recent Texas corporate‑law and court changes and aligning with its Houston HQ. The move requires shareholder approval and is expected to complete in Q3 2026.

A driver ran on foot after deputies pursued an evading vehicle near Holzwarth Road in northwest Houston, the constable's office said. K‑9 and air units were called to the scene.

Brent “Doc” Watkins has opened Doc's at the Tower Theatre in Montrose, pairing live jazz with a full dinner menu under the building's historic marquee.

A toddler was critically injured in an apparent accidental shooting in Channelview; deputies say LifeFlight and Crime Scene units responded.

Houston Health Department urged residents to avoid sick or dead birds, handle eggs safely and report unusual bird deaths ahead of Easter.

Texas A&M’s 400,000-square-foot Space Institute at NASA’s Exploration Park has topped out, moving crews into interior fit‑out and giant moon and Mars testing scapes. The state‑backed project is being readied for partner occupancy in late 2026.

Evergrove will cover about 911 acres near Richmond and include roughly 1,655 homes, with Toll Brothers and Tri Pointe listed as the lead builders and sales expected in fall 2026.

An EF-0 tornado moved through northern Giddings on Thursday, snapping trees and damaging outbuildings while utility crews restored power to affected schools.

Precinct 4 deputies say they detained a suspect after an aggravated assault report in the 13000 block of Champions Park Drive. A second person was held on an outstanding warrant.

By the Wayside opens at 5644 Navigation in Houston’s East End, pairing live music, local murals and a seven‑drink cocktail menu in an intimate listening‑room setting.

A Spring man and a Honduran national were sentenced in Del Rio federal court this week after a smuggling run left two migrants dead, prosecutors said.

President Trump nominated two Houston prosecutors to judgeships in the Southern District of Texas, elevating local figures central to border prosecutions.

A federal indictment alleges Dr. James Robles ran a cash‑only Houston clinic that funneled millions of opioid and muscle‑relaxant pills to the black market.