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Tropical Storm Edouard is strengthening near the coast, bringing heavy rainfall, storm surge and strong winds to Houston and Southeast Texas.
Houston Texans receiver Jayden Higgins has been quiet since tearing his ACL a couple weeks ago, but he posted an inspiring message to Instagram on Wednesday.
A flood watch is in effect for Houston and Southeast Texas as a tropical system threatens torrential rain, flash flooding and gusty winds Tuesday.
Metro revised its proposed budget to maintain its current bus and rail service levels following backlash from transit advocates.
Drag queens and good ole boys loved Dolly, and she loved them. She once said, 'If I had been born a man, I’d have been a drag queen.'
Nearly two months after witnessing an ICE agent fatally shoot his older brother, Victor Salgado Araujo was released from an immigration detention center.
James Dolphs Elmore is accused of manslaughter in the 1984 death of Laura Miller and of helping to conceal bodies in the Texas Killing Fields.
Kippy Brown, who spent 22 years as an NFL assistant coach including with the Houston Texans and had three runs at the University of Tennessee, died this week.
A Houston 911 caller remains in ICE custody after helping police investigate shots fired outside a Home Depot.
Lumberton, Kountze and Wildwood were included in the flash flood emergency by the National Weather Service's Lake Charles office.
The Outlook outage peaked at 6,015 reports at 11:15 a.m., according to Downdetector.
Chef Graham Laborde of Winnie's will open Little Bird, a Gulf Coast-inspired seafood restaurant, in Houston Heights this fall.
Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration’s border strategy kept drugs out of Maine and saved lives.
Chevron, Hunt Oil and SLB, formerly Schlumberger, signed Venezuela oil deals. Are smaller Houston companies welcome?
Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, actress and poet Jill Scott postponed performances in Houston and Dallas because of COVID-19.
