Houston anticipates $314 million in federal aid for housing recovery post-disaster, with $50 million proposed for home repairs following community input. Funds will also support public facilities, but disbursement could start only by Spring 2026.

Danielle Ramos was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a crash on W Sam Houston Tollway, and she was booked with a $100 bond, as reported by Constable Herman's Office.

Houston Community College is now Houston City College, marking a major shift as the institution begins offering bachelor’s degrees in fields like AI, robotics, and health care management.

Bun B is hosting a block party at Trill Burgers in Houston's Montrose neighborhood, combining a Juneteenth celebration and the restaurant's second anniversary with family-friendly activities and live entertainment.

Juneteenth celebrations reflect on America's history of slavery, personal connections like Eugene Howard's family legacy, and modern activism, amidst concerns of commercialization.

Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 7 and House Joint Resolution 7 in Texas, marking a $20 billion investment in water infrastructure aimed at supporting the state's growing population and economy.

A high-speed chase in Brazoria County ended with a suspect dead after deputies shot the armed individual, following his vehicle crash and foot pursuit into a wooded area.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $262,944 job training grant for the Rio Grande Valley to improve workforce skills in the banking industry, benefiting 317 workers at Lone Star National Bank.

Reynaldo Galvan-Rico, 55, has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine and heroin into the U.S. Authorities say he played a key role connecting Mexican suppliers with stateside distributors.

23 individuals in Texas face federal charges for drug trafficking, firearms offenses, and money laundering after a law enforcement crackdown involving multiple agencies.

Houston's Juneteenth may face weather issues, with a 30% chance of afternoon storms and high heat. Attendees are advised to prepare for potential downpours during celebrations.

A 19-year-old man died after a drive-by shooting early this morning in Pasadena, according to police. The incident happened around 1 a.m. on Shaver Street. The victim was taken to a hospital but later died from his injuries.

Houston police seek public help to identify "Butta" or "Budah," linked to the fatal stabbing of Thomas Bazile. His brother, Anton Addison, is charged with murder.