The Mill House broke ground in Riceland's Town Center — the first commercial building and a major step toward a walkable downtown in Mont Belvieu.

Constable deputies arrested Gilmar Lobos and Claudia Marin for mail theft and other charges in Harris County. Lobos also faced a felony warrant, while Marin provided a false name but was wanted for evading arrest.

The HISD settled a lawsuit to use a student's legal name and female pronouns, addressing the parents' complaints about pronoun use and religious rights.

A Houston man faces multiple felony charges after a Gulf Freeway crash that left a woman dead. Police say he fired shots and allegedly carjacked multiple vehicles before his arrest.

Two men were found dead in an apparent murder‑suicide in northwest Houston; homicide detectives are investigating and asking neighbors for tips and any video. Authorities say one man shot the other and then turned the gun on himself.

Constable Mark Herman's office says Mohsin Hammad is wanted after a Dec. 5 disturbance in Memorial Estates left a child visibly injured. Deputies are asking for tips.

Ramen Tatsu-ya opens its second Houston shop in Memorial City on Dec. 9 with a 2 p.m. opening and a mural tee for the first 50 dine-in guests.

State officials say TxROP has made 193 arrests in Houston, including 135 repeat offenders.

A witness testified that attorney Jeffrey Limmer tried to mouth "help me" as he bled at a west Houston McDonald's. The murder trial opened Monday amid tense courtroom exchanges and video evidence.

A theft at The Galleria touched off a police chase down Westheimer that ended near Chimney Rock, with several suspects taken into custody, police say.

A man was arrested after deputies say he threw rocks at a deputy and spat on a patrol vehicle during an aggravated-assault investigation near the Sam Houston Parkway.

A Houston nonprofit founder was arrested after police say she ran a rental scheme using stolen identities. Investigators tie rental payments to a faith‑based apparel business.

Attorney General Paxton secured a court order against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue for operating without proper registration in Texas, with a court decision due on December 15.