The article recounts the unresolved case of a fatal 2010 Houston crash that killed four girls, with suspect Sajjan Timoshina still at large in Nepal, and calls for justice as the 15-year anniversary approaches.

Club Studio is planning a $4M conversion of the Yale Street LA Fitness into a boutique-heavy gym with wellness amenities and presale memberships ahead of construction.

A Houston man pleaded guilty in the 2022 high-speed chase that killed a rideshare driver. Sentencing is scheduled for April 30, 2026.

A robot-powered Asian-fusion spot, iWok, opens Jan. 30 near the Texas Medical Center. The founders plan multiple Houston locations and robot-made, made-to-order bowls.

A judge found Elmer Manzano incompetent to stand trial in the 2020 killing of Sgt. Harold Preston; he will be committed to a state hospital while the capital case is paused.

Mitsubishi agreed to buy Aethon’s Haynesville shale assets for roughly $7.5 billion, deepening its Gulf Coast gas footprint and opening new LNG and energy‑transition projects.

Grant Pinkerton’s barbecue is opening an Upper Kirby spot on Jan. 20 with whole‑hog service, retro neon and an expanded menu. The new location revives the old 59 Diner footprint.

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered HHSC and the state OIG to investigate possible Medicaid fraud, with a March 15 progress report and an autism‑services review due in June 2026.

A woman was critically wounded in a shooting inside a northwest Houston apartment Friday night; police are searching for a suspect in the 6200 block of W. Tidwell.

A Houston firefighter has been placed on paid leave while criminal and internal investigations move forward over online solicitation and prostitution charges.

Edgy's Pub opened Saturday at Copper Grove on Hwy. 6, offering an outdoor patio, pool tables, darts and TVs for sports fans.

A state permit shows 7Brew plans a drive‑thru at 1718A 11th Street in Huntsville and names Riley Enright as the franchisee. The filing points to a TDLR project record.

After Gulf Coast's closures, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas says consolidation, donors and telehealth will keep essential care in Houston. Leaders cast the merger as a lifeline amid sustained political pressure.