Crime Stoppers and HPD say Alexis Marie Miller, previously charged in a 2024 fatal stabbing, is now wanted after allegedly violating bond. Tips go to 713‑222‑TIPS.

Applied Optoelectronics raised its Sugar Land buildout to about $150M and the city has nominated the project for state tax incentives. The expansion includes a 210,000‑sq‑ft plant and roughly 500 jobs.

A federal jury awarded more than $1.6M after finding Texas DPS failed to address racial harassment and retaliation against two troopers.

One Kitchen opened in Porter's Loop 494 shopping center in mid‑January, serving tacos, burgers, Greek dishes and desserts via an online ordering page. The new storefront is at 23598 Loop 494.

Deputies and medics responded after a basketball backboard reportedly fell on a man at Pine Cove Park in the Augusta Pines neighborhood. Investigators are on scene.

An upcoming 48 Hours episode looks at a Texas teen who says an acne medication drove him to shoot two friends, and experts say the science is complicated.

Deputies say they arrested a suspect after an attempted flee near FM 1960 that put motorists at risk. The office posted photos and called the outcome a safe resolution.

A 13-year-old girl was killed after a fight at a northwest Houston apartment complex; a 10-year-old boy is detained and police are investigating.

Hans' Crawfish returns to The Barn at Frio Hill in Cypress on Feb. 6 for the 2026 crawfish season with a Thu–Sun schedule while owners hunt for a permanent spot.

FBI Houston released images of a man called the “High-Vis Heister” after an armed Jan. 30 robbery at an American Bank branch on South Alameda. Authorities are asking for tips and any local dash-cam footage.

Friendswood's council rejected a rezoning for Clear Creek Village along FM 2351 after residents raised noise, traffic and school capacity concerns.

A 10-bedroom Third Ward townhome is renting private rooms through PadSplit, bundling utilities and cutting the upfront costs that keep many renters tied to expensive one-bedrooms.

Longtime Market Street tenants are closing or relocating as the center courts luxury brands, reshaping The Woodlands' downtown retail scene.