Teen Nearly Killed By Live Light Pole At Southeast Houston Park
A 14-year-old was hospitalized after touching an energized light pole at F.M. Law Park in southeast Houston; a coach's quick CPR helped stabilize him. Officials cut power to the fixture and the city has been asked for comment.
Brooklyn Feds Bust Jersey, Texas Duo In AI Deepfake Porn Scandal
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say two people were arrested after unsealed complaints accused them of posting hundreds of AI-generated pornographic deepfakes of public figures and private victims.
Harris County Bets $2 Million On High-Tech Flood Warnings Before The Next Big Storm
Harris County will pilot a sensor‑driven warning system funded by a $2M federal SMART grant to alert drivers to flooded roads. The first phase targets medium‑ and high‑risk county roads with a public dashboard and automated signs.
Cypress Park Bench Becomes Crime-Fighting Memorial For Slain Dad Austin Kanuch
A 'We Remember' bench at Cypress Park includes a QR code linking to case details and an anonymous tip form in the unsolved 2023 killing of Austin Kanuch. Family members used the unveiling to renew their plea as a $40,000 reward remains available.
Forme Tower Rises Again as Museum District's Long-Stalled Giant Opens
Forme, the long-stalled Museum District tower, has reopened as a hybrid apartment-and-boutique-hotel with a big wellness and programming focus. The building brings hundreds of new units and dozens of amenities to the neighborhood.
Rice Business Boss Heads To Winston-Salem As Wake Forest's Next President
Rice Business Dean Peter Rodriguez will become Wake Forest University’s 15th president on July 1 as Rice prepares an international search for his replacement.












