A 19-year-old Taco Cabana worker was charged after allegedly shooting himself while on break; prosecutors accepted an unlawful-carry charge and added a tampering count.

Goose Creek CISD board meets post tragedy to discuss safety and waiver for low attendance after a student was fatally stabbed at Sterling High School. New superintendent Dr. Joe Rodriguez to address concerns amidst community unrest.

A Santa Fe man was shot on a property last week; his family says the accused posted bond and wants prosecutors to upgrade the charge to murder. They also say he was an organ donor.

Houston police are investigating a deadly shooting at a shopping center near Kilkenny Drive and Cullen Boulevard; officials have released few details and no arrests have been announced.

Houston is forecasted to experience its coldest weather of the season with a wintry mix, including freezing rain, leading to possible hazardous driving conditions and power outages.

Early voting has begun in Texas' 18th District for a special election runoff between Democrats Christian Menefee and Amanda Edwards, with voting centers open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Francesca's, a women's clothing retailer, is closing all stores nationwide after over 20 years in business following financial troubles and a previous bankruptcy.

A man was shot while driving in Houston; his condition is stable. Authorities seek the unidentified suspect and ask for public assistance with information.

Law enforcement in Harris County arrested Ferron Rushion on a drug-related warrant thanks to a tip, setting a $15,000 bond, which was shared via social media.

ERCOT is changing its process to connect new large energy users to Texas' grid, using a batch study approach for efficiency and transparency amid a surge of requests.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a legal opinion deeming DEI programs unconstitutional, possibly affecting private businesses and reversing a stance from 1999.

A traffic stop led to Barbara Sanchez's arrest in Harris County for carrying a loaded gun and suspected narcotics, with potential additional charges pending lab results.

Greater:SATX unveiled a five‑year strategy to recruit corporate headquarters to San Antonio, tying workforce development and air service to its pitch. Leaders are betting recent project wins will help close the gap with other Texas metros.