Hundreds gathered at Bagby Park as Midtown's public safety director announced his retirement.

QQ Spa near Bellaire Boulevard stayed open through three police raids. A judge just gave it 48 hours to get licensed or face a shutdown.

After years of stalled plans, Stonelake Capital is building its 17-story office tower near Highland Village as a speculative project.

A Houston family building a brick oven watched a stranger pour juice on herself in the kitchen, then take refuge under their dining table — before trying to climb a fire engine.

Hotel Daphne in The Heights is Houston's only first-time honoree, joining four returning Michelin Key hotels citywide.

Heidi Martin's stolen money order remains uncashed by her, even as federal agents say they're actively probing theft at the Richmond post office.

The 986-square-foot shop at 1261 Kingwood Drive will pour cold brew, smoothies and Blue Rebel energy drinks by Q4 2026.

Troye Dunlap built Shenandoah's first K9, drone and Honor Guard programs before stepping down in December.

Deputies found Jose Orozco, 23, dead at a Sandydale Lane home in the Aldine area.

Benjamin Beard says he'll sue College Station police, claiming racial profiling after his Taser arrest near The Spot on Northgate.

A New York brokerage says hackers used a social-engineering scheme to steal customer data over two days in September.

Haus Candy Co. lets Houstonians scoop foams, sours and gummies by weight, plus free samples of everything on the cart.

Tickets are $60 and seats remain for Wednesday's Sneaker Tea honoring Houston women's hoops pioneers.