Verde Clean Fuels has named a new CEO and is exploring a possible sale as it pivots from building plants to licensing and slashes operating costs.

Southern Land Company will break ground on a two‑acre mixed‑use project at 2811 Kirby Drive, adding a 37‑story residential tower, office space and retail to Upper Kirby.

Harris County deputies found an adult man shot in the 1900 block of McAulty Road; CSI and homicide detectives are investigating. Officials have released few details.

Bryan Adams will bring his Roll With The Punches tour to Moody Center on July 28 with Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo. Presales start Tuesday; public sale Friday.

A 36‑year‑old Arizona man was arrested after a Prairie View A&M student says he held a gun to her head and raped her during spring break in Midtown Houston. Police say she escaped and his arrest followed a short chase.

Old speeches and social posts are back in play as Republicans mine James Talarico’s record on prisons and crime ahead of a tight Texas Senate race.

TotalEnergies and the Department of the Interior signed a CERAWeek deal shifting roughly $920M from East Coast offshore wind into Texas LNG and Gulf oil projects.

A 25‑year‑old Hemphill man was arrested after authorities say he shot at a customer in a bank drive‑thru and later aimed a rifle at officers; no one was hurt.

Fidelis plans a 280,000-square-foot shopping center near the future Grand Parkway and FM 517 in Alvin, with groundbreaking expected in early 2027. The project targets apparel, dining and convenience retail.

Austin-born P. Terry's will open at Baybrook East in Webster with a double drive‑thru, dining room and patio, now slated for the fourth quarter of 2027.

A 44-year-old man, identified as Kyle Springer, was killed Saturday after being struck on the Katy Freeway. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and was not impaired.

LSU’s FUEL is funding proof‑of‑concept grants, a brewery‑turned startup hub and new university programs to turn Baton Rouge labs into energy‑sector jobs. Early investments and a repurposed maker space are meant to keep innovation and jobs in Louisiana.

Harold "Al" Knowles was sentenced to 13 years and ordered to pay $229 million after prosecutors say his Houston labs billed Medicare for unnecessary genetic tests.