Houston doctor pioneers ultrasound heat map to treat male infertility
A local physician is transforming male infertility care by using non-invasive ultrasound imaging to find viable sperm with greater precision.
A local physician is transforming male infertility care by using non-invasive ultrasound imaging to find viable sperm with greater precision.
Harris County woman accused of biting child who was defending her mother
In northwest Harris County, a woman was arrested after a child was reportedly bitten while stepping in to protect her mother, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office.
In northwest Harris County, a woman was arrested after a child was reportedly bitten while stepping in to protect her mother, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office.
Former Mexican soccer goalkeeper charged in South Texas with trafficking $5.4M in counterfeit luxury watches
Former Mexican soccer goalkeeper Pedro Hernandez-Calderon faces federal charges in South Texas for allegedly trafficking more than $5.4 million in counterfeit luxury watches.
Former Mexican soccer goalkeeper Pedro Hernandez-Calderon faces federal charges in South Texas for allegedly trafficking more than $5.4 million in counterfeit luxury watches.
Texas couple faces up to 80 years in prison following federal child exploitation conviction
A federal jury has convicted a Lubbock couple of multiple federal offenses after evidence showed they conspired to secretly record a young family member and distribute child sexual abuse material.
A federal jury has convicted a Lubbock couple of multiple federal offenses after evidence showed they conspired to secretly record a young family member and distribute child sexual abuse material.
Patrick supports curbing power of office he lost to Democrat Vikki Goodwin
Another Texas lawmaker is calling for restrictions on a statewide government office after Republicans took staggering losses across the board on election night.
Another Texas lawmaker is calling for restrictions on a statewide government office after Republicans took staggering losses across the board on election night.
Federal grand jury indicts 14 in deadly Texas train smuggling operation that killed 7 migrants
A federal grand jury indicted 14 people after seven migrants suffocated inside a sealed freight container transported by train from Del Rio to San Antonio, DOJ says.
A federal grand jury indicted 14 people after seven migrants suffocated inside a sealed freight container transported by train from Del Rio to San Antonio, DOJ says.
Austin tattoo artist illustrates new USPS stamp design 'Mythical Creatures'
Austin tattoo artist Nat Power designed the USPS 'Mythical Creatures' stamp pane, featuring regional cryptids like Mothman, the Jackalope, and Bigfoot.
Austin tattoo artist Nat Power designed the USPS 'Mythical Creatures' stamp pane, featuring regional cryptids like Mothman, the Jackalope, and Bigfoot.
Texas Lt. Governor-elect Vikki Goodwin announces transition leadership team
Lt. Governor-elect Vikki Goodwin announced her transition leadership team and spoke about her vision of leadership in the Texas Senate.
Lt. Governor-elect Vikki Goodwin announced her transition leadership team and spoke about her vision of leadership in the Texas Senate.
MSC cruise murder: Texas man charged after woman found dead in room
Federal charges have been filed against a Texas man allegedly involved in a murder onboard an MSC Seascape cruise ship that departed out of Galveston.
Federal charges have been filed against a Texas man allegedly involved in a murder onboard an MSC Seascape cruise ship that departed out of Galveston.
FBI Houston investigate possible murder aboard MSC Seascape cruise out of Galveston
A suspected homicide onboard an MSC cruise ship caused the boat to turn back to Galveston after previously departing.
A suspected homicide onboard an MSC cruise ship caused the boat to turn back to Galveston after previously departing.
Houston Food Bank raises concerns about food insecurity, SNAP participation and rising costs ahead of holidays
As Thanksgiving approaches, the Houston Food Bank says more families across the region are struggling to afford necessities, including groceries, rent and utilities.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the Houston Food Bank says more families across the region are struggling to afford necessities, including groceries, rent and utilities.
Cypress woman says moving her elderly parents from Florida to Houston has been frustrating, costly ordeal
A couple renting a home in Cypress has spent three weeks paying for a hotel while awaiting furniture from Florida, their daughter says, as the wife undergoes treatment for stage 4 lung cancer.
A couple renting a home in Cypress has spent three weeks paying for a hotel while awaiting furniture from Florida, their daughter says, as the wife undergoes treatment for stage 4 lung cancer.
Houston weather: Light rain chances to linger into Tuesday
Clouds and pleasantly cool air stick around Tuesday, with a few sprinkles or light rain at times. The better chances stay south and west, with cool morning temperatures starting off in the 50s.
Clouds and pleasantly cool air stick around Tuesday, with a few sprinkles or light rain at times. The better chances stay south and west, with cool morning temperatures starting off in the 50s.
Houston council members seek to put new limits on HPD contact with ICE into city law
Houston City Council members Alejandra Salinas, Edward Pollard and Tiffany Thomas introduced an ordinance to put Mayor John Whitmire’s limits on when Houston police contact ICE into city law. The proposal would expand HPD’s quarterly reports to explain why someone was booked into jail and whether officers contacted ICE about a victim or a suspect.
Houston City Council members Alejandra Salinas, Edward Pollard and Tiffany Thomas introduced an ordinance to put Mayor John Whitmire’s limits on when Houston police contact ICE into city law. The proposal would expand HPD’s quarterly reports to explain why someone was booked into jail and whether officers contacted ICE about a victim or a suspect.
Former HPD officer Gerald Goines sentenced after pleading guilty to 'color of law' charges
Former Houston Police Department Officer Gerald Goines has been sentenced in connection to pleading guilty to a “color of law” charge.
Former Houston Police Department Officer Gerald Goines has been sentenced in connection to pleading guilty to a “color of law” charge.