Fewer than 200 fans watched planets swirl overhead as the band from Roma, Texas debuted “Gravedad” at Hermann Park.

A driver accused of fleeing Precinct 4 deputies crashed near Veterans Memorial Drive, facing intoxication assault and evading charges.

Deputies gave CPR at a Cypresswood Drive Exxon before the child was rushed to a hospital; a second scene was secured at the family's home.

Joseph Roy Ozment blamed Texas age-verification law for his streaming woes, but Crunchyroll and HIDIVE never went dark statewide.

Council split 6-1 on the Lazzari Tract project, with critics warning North Seabrook could become a dumping ground for industrial development.

Diamond Porter allegedly struck a 15-year-old bicyclist and drove off. She already has felony theft cases in nine Texas counties.

Houston added 39,700 jobs in a year, yet its jobless rate now tops both Texas and the nation.

Surveillance video caught a woman grabbing a package off a Galbreath Drive porch. Precinct 4 wants your tips.

A Delaware judge is picking apart Blue Bell's coliform defense as a shareholder suit tests whether former executives can be held personally liable.

The Cajun-Creole burrito shop is now for sale for $55,568 as its owners search for a new path forward.

Ramon Alberto Artola Jr. has ties to Groves and Port Arthur and is covered in tattoos, from his neck to his head.

The new North Bryan spot sits half a mile from the old one, forced out by highway construction, and opens this December.

One deckhand died when the towboat Miss Peggy capsized after being struck from behind on the Houston Ship Channel.