Recent soil tests near a former industrial site in Houston's Fifth Ward show no immediate health risks, with most samples below EPA benchmarks. Union Pacific is committed to remediation and will offer a health risk assessment this summer.

Justin Berry, an Austin police officer indicted for his actions during 2020 protests but later cleared, confirmed to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement amid controversy.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a $6.25 million initiative to support rural hospitals in the state, aimed at improving their financial stability and healthcare services.

Houston may reach near-record April heat with a high near 90 degrees, posing a slight risk of thunderstorms and gearing up for severe weather over the weekend.

Deputies arrested Luis Garcia for DWI in Harris County after finding him asleep at the wheel with a blood alcohol level of 0.160. His bond was set at $100.

A Texas teacher, Rosalyn Sandri, resigned after receiving transphobic threats following a TikTok video about students respecting her pronouns. The video was shared by Libs of TikTok, leading to harassment and political backlash.

The Harris County Constable's office raided an illegal gaming den in Houston, confiscated equipment and money, and arrested Meayeath Kang for operating it. They encourage public reporting of such activities.

Nineteen PSL holders have sued the Houston Texans for fraud, conspiracy, and breaching contract, alleging unfair ticket pricing and market manipulation. They seek at least $1 million in damages for the team's conduct affecting fans.

West Briar Middle School parents and students protest against high staff turnover and demand transparency from HISD leadership, criticizing Superintendent Mike Miles's policies.

A Houston man has been charged with identity fraud and illegal firearm possession after using fake details and carrying a weapon, despite his felon status.

Three individuals were arrested in Baytown for trafficking approximately 182 kilograms of cocaine, with potential life sentences and $10 million fines if convicted.

The Houston City Council is considering a new ordinance for short-term rentals, requiring registration with a fee, and imposing fines for non-compliance. The proposal faces concerns about enforcement and impact on neighborhoods.

A financial advisor from Orange, Texas, Bradley Morgan Holts, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and may face up to 20 years in prison for misusing investors' funds.