A man was found shot on Cesar Chavez Blvd., Houston, and later died. Suspect Marcus Jack, 48, faces murder and other charges for the shooting related to a domestic dispute.

The Fort Bend County DA's Office is investigating the Missouri City Police Department for destroying evidence without a court order, which may affect around 100 cases.

Travis Earl Bryant II, an escapee from the Harris County Joint Processing Center, was recaptured after a week-long manhunt, with details of his evasion and capture still undisclosed.

A survey shows 73% of Texans favor casino resorts and 60% support online sports betting, indicating a shift in public sentiment towards gambling expansion despite political resistance in the state.

A house on Bahia Ln. in Fort Bend Houston caught fire due to unattended cooking, resulting in no injuries but causing $150,000 in damage. Firefighters saved about $100,000 in property.

A Texas knife shop owner, Jonathan Sibley, went viral for refusing to transfer a Nazi emblem onto a knife, stating "No Nazi bulls--t." His firm anti-Nazi stance has garnered online support and publicity.

Texas A&M University System collaborates with four companies to develop advanced nuclear reactors at its Rellis Campus, in a move expected to boost the state's energy innovation.

SLTX Capital plans to turn the historic Scanlan building in downtown Houston into a boutique hotel with amenities like a rooftop garden. The development aims to coincide with the pedestrianization of Main Street.

A minor car crash at a Houston gas station led to a violent altercation and shooting, injuring one man, with police investigating using surveillance video.

Houston ISD parents are organizing a 'sick-out' to protest the Texas Education Agency's takeover, demanding the restoration of an elected school board and improvements beyond academic metrics.

Harris County Pets offers low-cost spay and neuter events in February for local residents, aiming to address pet overpopulation. Pre-registration is required, with services at a $40 fee.

Former martial arts instructor Franklin Joseph Perkins pleaded guilty to possessing and receiving child sexual abuse material just before his trial. He faces 5-20 years for receiving and up to 10 for possession.

A man was shot on Hwy 99 in Harris County, leading to a crash and road closures. The incident is under investigation, and the victim's condition and events leading up to the incident are unclear.