Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces over $10.9 million in grants for veteran services in the North Texas and Dallas-Fort Worth area, set to benefit over 4,500 veterans and their families.

Houston police are investigating a homicide where a man was found stabbed to death on Broadhurst Drive, leading to a nearby school's brief secure mode and the arrest of a blood-covered suspect.

An elderly woman's SUV was trapped in a sinkhole in Houston after leaving a CVS, but she was unharmed and rescued by bystanders and tow service workers.

Houston celebrates National Pancake Day with specials including a plant-based Pancake Flight at Mo’ Brunch + Brews, all-you-can-eat pancakes at The Sunrise House, and $5 endless pancakes at select Cracker Barrel locations.

Victor Manuel Martinez-Gallegos, an undocumented Mexican national, pleaded guilty to human smuggling leading to a death in Edinburg, Texas. He could face life in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A sixth body was found in Houston's bayou, with officials and experts downplaying speculation of a serial killer, as the causes of death remain undetermined.

A 49-year-old undocumented Mexican man received a 94-month sentence for robbing a Houston taco truck at gunpoint and is expected to be deported post-sentence.

Authorities arrested Luis Uriel Castillo for a 2005 murder in Houston; extradited from Mexico, he was charged with capital murder in Cornelius Ray's death.

Houston's weather is set to be pleasant with clear skies, high temperatures in the upper 80s, and nights around the upper 60s. A cool front has reduced humidity, making for comfortable conditions.

A thief in North Houston stole over $3,000 of tools and posted them for sale online. Constable Herman's deputies are investigating, using the suspect's visible photos for leads.

Houston Police investigate a fatal crash involving an SUV and car on South Voss Road, killing a 76-year-old woman.

Tony Earls Jr. has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the 2022 manslaughter of 9-year-old Arlene Alvarez.

Two Houston men received a 14-year sentence each for armed robberies of convenience stores, with an additional five years of supervised release mandated. Judge Bennett highlighted the serious consequences of their criminal decisions.