Galveston's Gaido's, a century-old seafood restaurant, earns the James Beard Foundation's America's Classics Award, recognizing its timeless appeal and community love.

Fort Bend County Judge KP George denies accusations of creating fake racist comments for sympathy, alleging political persecution and seeking recusal of officials due to conflicts of interest.

A train collided with a car in southeast Houston, killing the driver who tried to beat the train, leading to reminders about railroad crossing safety.

Aldine ISD will close six elementary schools by 2025-2026 due to falling enrollments and financial issues, despite some opposition from the community and a board member.

David Lee Garza, 43, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for intending to distribute methamphetamine, after pleading guilty and being caught with six kilograms of high-purity drugs.

Eric Sim, an ex-NASA engineer, had all sexual assault charges against him dropped due to insufficient evidence. His defense claims his reputation was damaged by the former DA's office.

Houston authorities investigate a fatal crash on Antoine Drive, involving a speeding Chevrolet Trailblazer. One man died, and a passenger survived with minor injuries.

A Lyft driver was killed in Houston during a carjacking incident, prompting police to seek public assistance in a city facing a spate of similar crimes.

Houston experiences morning fog lifting throughout the day with sunshine and highs near 76 degrees; evenings bring fog and lows around 59. Conditions challenge drivers. A relief cold front is expected soon.

Trenten Asberry was arrested and charged with murder following a Houston shooting that left Marquise Barnes dead. He also faces assault and drug possession charges.

Apple has announced a $500 billion investment in the U.S., which includes a new AI server factory in Houston and is expected to create 20,000 jobs, in response to trade tensions.

Houston residents oppose convention center expansion plans due to lack of transparency, while Austin unveils a detailed, community-inclusive redevelopment of its facility.

Houston's MetroNow initiative aims to enhance transit security, cleanliness, and boost ridership with new buses, increased on-demand services, and improved surveillance.