A vehicle was found submerged in Jarbo Bayou, Galveston County, with recovery efforts by dive teams and a tow truck. The incident, involving a fatality, occurred around 4 a.m., with the recovery leading to road closures.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.25 billion with no winners in the last draw. The next chance to win is Wednesday, with tickets available until 8:59 p.m. Central Time.

A man was arrested after threatening a Spring ISD school bus with a weapon; police subsequently increased patrols as the suspect was captured hours later. No injuries were reported, and the district is providing counseling support.

A Harris County Precinct 4 patrol vehicle was hit on the Hardy Toll Road, causing traffic delays and prompting calls for driver caution around emergency vehicles.

Juan F. Lopez of Hockley received the Carnegie Medal after tackling a shooter at a Pasadena high school band competition. His quick action helped stop further harm and earned national recognition.

SFA's 15-year master plan sketches new stadiums, labs and housing for Nacogdoches. Officials say projects will be phased and depend on funding.

A teen was found shot inside an SUV in a ditch on Salter Drive. Harris County deputies say a prearranged meeting turned deadly and investigators are asking for tips.

A fatal motorcycle crash that occurred at 12699 Fondren Road in Houston, claiming a 23-year-old man's life, is under investigation by local authorities.

State records show DPS logged 110 people who tried to change the sex on their IDs; officials have not explained what they plan to do with the data.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues five TV manufacturers, including TCL and Hisense with ties to China, accusing them of using ACR technology to spy on viewers without consent.

A jury convicted a League City man in a wrong‑way 2021 crash that killed a 21‑year‑old. A judge suspended a 10‑year sentence and ordered 10 years of community supervision.

Donna's, a new Heights cocktail bar from Bobby Heugel and Jacki Schromm, opened over Thanksgiving with a vintage stereo, curated art and a martini-forward menu.

Federal prosecutors say members of a Houston "jugging" crew followed an ATM technician across North Texas and were sentenced after a July heist that took roughly a quarter‑million dollars. The convictions target a group authorities call the Hiram Clarke Money Team.