Porter Mother Faces Murder Charges After Discovery of Ammo, Fake Documents, and Eerie Pre-Dawn Gunfire
Oninda Romelus, accused of shooting her four children, resulting in two deaths, faces murder and assault charges. Authorities also found fraudulent documents at her home, adding complexity to the case.
East End Community Fights Proposed Closure of Polk Street in Houston Amid Convention Center Expansion Plans
Houston City Council nears a vote on closing Polk Street for the George R. Brown Convention Center's expansion, facing community opposition worried about East End's disconnection from the city.
Houston Braces for Hot Wednesday with Potential Evening Showers, Drought Concerns Rise in Southeast Texas
Houston expects a warm Wednesday with possible evening thunderstorms and a fire risk due to dry conditions; Tropical Storm Jerry is forecasted to become a hurricane but poses no threat to the area.
Government Shutdown Spurs Air Travel Disruptions at Houston Airports and Nationwide
Houston airports face potential delays due to the government shutdown, impacting TSA, air traffic control, and Essential Air Service program, with pilot coordination at Burbank Airport and countrywide staffing shortages.
Houston Fire Department Responds to Accidental Apartment Blaze on Windswept Lane
A fire accidental in nature occurred at an apartment on Windswept Ln., resulting in no human casualties but the death of a dog. The HFD quickly suppressed the blaze, and the Red Cross aided displaced residents.












