A transformer fire at Pasadena's Air Liquide facility led to power loss and emergency response, but it was extinguished with no further risk reported. Traffic was affected but later restored.

Jury deliberations continue Monday in the Santa Fe High School shooting civil case against the shooter's parents, determining their financial liability for the 2018 incident.

A Houston community is holding a vigil for Landon Payton, a 14-year-old who died after a PE class emergency, amidst unresolved questions about the incident and the school's response.

Conroe, Texas, is considering a development pause until new water wells are built to address water infrastructure deficits as the city's population grows.

Katy ISD is considering a ban on books about gender fluidity in schools and requiring parental opt-in for high school students to access such material.

A bar altercation in Houston led to a stabbing, leaving one man critically wounded. Deputies arrested a male suspect for assault and a female for retaliation.

Over 1,000 pets were adopted at the PETCO Love Mega Adoption event in Houston, with 689 dogs and 444 cats finding homes, fees waived on the second day.

Houston's largest school district starts the year with fewer students and ongoing controversies under state control, including teacher reassignments and a new standardized curriculum.

Splendora police arrested a driver for possession of a controlled substance after a high-speed chase, as the driver sped 30mph over the limit and failed to stop.

A deputy arrested Kayleb Gombos for recklessly driving at 130 mph in a 65 mph zone. Already out on bond for child pornography, Gombos now faces additional reckless driving charges.

Houston is expecting sunny and sweltering days with temperatures hitting near 102 degrees and heat indices up to 111 degrees, and minimal nighttime relief. Scattered severe thunderstorms are forecasted in other US regions.

SkateWorld Deer Park reopens over a year after a tornado, modernized with new features while preserving its legacy as a community staple since the 1960s.

CenterPoint Energy hosts open houses to rebuild trust after Hurricane Beryl-related outages and show their improvements in system reliability and customer communication.