Poll finds Texans 'very concerned' about rising gas prices

A new poll from the University of Texas' Texas Politics Project shows more than half of all Texans are very concerned about rising gas prices amid the war in the Middle East.

More alligator sightings in Houston area during mating season

It’s alligator mating season, which means there have been more gator sightings across the Houston area. Wildlife experts say this is a normal, seasonal pattern, but it also means residents should be cautious when spending time outdoors near water.

Planning a summer trip? Experts say waiting could cost you

Travel experts say rising jet fuel prices are driving up airfare and making last-minute flight deals harder to find. Here’s how Houston travelers can save this summer.

Houston-area woman targeted by scammers while searching for her lost pet gets her beloved dog back

A Texas woman searching for her lost Yorkie is celebrating a reunion after nearly a week, crediting a microchip for bringing her dog home—and warning others about scammers who targeted her during the search.

French bulldog stolen at gunpoint during walk in Houston neighborhood

A Houston-area family is pleading for help after an armed suspect allegedly stole their French Bulldog, Nova, during a morning walk last Friday, a brazen incident that has shaken the neighborhood and left children who relied on the dog for emotional support heartbroken.

Complaints filed regarding $60,000 taxpayer dollars being used for Houston Mayor's podcast, Comptroller says

Houston City Comptroller Chris Hollins released a statement on Tuesday stating complaints have been received regarding taxpayers dollars being used for Houston Mayor John Whitmire's podcast.

Houston METRO launches new police hub to curb crime on green line

METRO opens a new police substation on Houston’s Green Line as Chief Ban Tien announces a security surge and "decentralization" strategy ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Camp Mystic directors apologize, face tough questions from Texas lawmakers

Camp Mystic directors apologized to grieving families during a state hearing today as lawmakers questioned safety failures that led to 27 deaths in last year’s historic floods.

Missing swimmer's body recovered at off-road park near Crosby

A man's body has been recovered after he went missing in the water at an off-road park near Crosby on Tuesday afternoon.

Texas Hill Country state park's near-doubling will add 'rare plant community'

A Texas state park located between Austin and San Antonio is nearly doubling in size, the state parks department has announced. The addition will add almost 200 acres of land, including an area of rare native plant life.

2 Houston-area men sentenced to life in prison for roles in murder-for-hire plot against wrong man

Two men have been sentenced to life for their roles related to a conspiracy that resulted in the shooting of a Katy man on his way to work, according to Acting U.S. Attorney John G.E. Marck.