A woman was arrested for shoplifting at Hobby Lobby; Precinct 4 Constable's Office highlighted their anti-theft stance and promoted their crime prevention app.

HPE plans to cut about 2,500 employees over the next 18 months to reduce costs, despite a revenue increase of 16.9% in the recent quarter. The exact impact on Houston staff is unspecified.

Harris County offers free measles vaccines due to an outbreak, with health organizations collaborating to increase community immunity, especially targeting unvaccinated individuals and children.

The USS Texas finds a permanent home at Pier 15 in Galveston, with safety and no local funding for mooring expenses being key factors in the decision.

Leon Coffee, a renowned rodeo clown, was inducted into the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Hall of Fame for his iconic barrel performances and contribution to the rodeo scene.

Energy industry leaders are gathering at the CERAWeek conference in Houston to discuss various topics, with high attendance costs and a planned environmental protest.

Two police officers sustained sprains, not broken bones, after their patrol car hit a pillar in Houston. They were responding to an aid call at the time.

Houston plans public ceremonies to honor the late Congressman Sylvester Turner, including lying in state at City Hall and the Texas State Capitol, ahead of his funeral.

Matt Rife impresses at Houston's Toyota Center with his Stay Golden Tour, featuring local talents like Mo Amer and surprises like a duet with Paul Wall. His ability to connect with large audiences is recognized.

Houston police are searching for a suspect after a man was found shot to death in his car near Hobby Airport. Witnesses saw another man flee the scene.

A serious collision on I-45 in Montgomery County caused major southbound lane closures, leading to heavy traffic delays. The accident is under investigation with confirmed injuries.

Houston announces a city-wide hiring freeze to increase efficiency and reduce costs, as recommended by an Ernst and Young audit. Public safety departments are exempt from the freeze.

A 17-year-old named Laith Adil Shehzad faces Harris County's first terrorism charge under a new law for alleged plans to commit violence to intimidate the public.