Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Houston Amid Stormy Week Post-Memorial Day
Houston faces a week of severe thunderstorms post-Memorial Day, with varying chances of precipitation and potential for strong winds and heavy rain. Residents are urged to prepare and exercise caution during commutes.
"Trey's Law" Against NDA Use in Sexual Assault Cases Passes Unanimously in Dallas, Awaits Texas Governor's Signature
The Texas House unanimously passed "Trey’s Law," which prohibits nondisclosure agreements in sexual assault cases, responding to the tragic story of abuse survivor Trey Carlock.
Texas House Votes to Dismantle Lottery Commission Amidst Scrutiny and Shift Oversight to Licensing Department
The Texas House has approved dissolving the Texas Lottery Commission amid scrutiny and putting lottery and bingo under the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, with a ban on online ticket sales.
Houston Sergeant Injured, Suspect Shot Multiple Times in Galleria Area Confrontation
Houston police sergeant was injured and a suspect shot after a violent confrontation near the Galleria Mall. The incident involved a vehicle linked to a previous robbery and led to the sergeant being pinned by a car and the suspect being shot.
Former Texas Southern University Official Sentenced to 8 Years for Felony Theft and Additional Charges
A former Texas Southern University official was sentenced to eight years in prison for felony theft and a separate charge involving sexual performance by a minor. He was also ordered to pay restitution.












