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The thrilling fundraiser and rappelling event will be held at The Woodlands® Towers at the Waterway in The Woodlands

The COVID-19 threat level in Harris County has been lowered to Level 2: Orange, as positive cases and COVID-19 ICU populations are decreasing.

Video of a United States postal worker singing and dancing in Houston is gaining attention on social media.

We're told at least six people were taken to nearby trauma centers, but two people were pronounced dead at the scene.

In the spirit of the holidays, a patron at Phat Eatery was feeling generous and left his server a $1000 tip. Little did he know, that waitress is saving up to pay for college and some unexpected medical bills.

A Houston-area mom, who is on a ventilator battling COVID-19, finally reunites with her toddler daughter after three months.

A dramatic story about a woman, who spent more than three months in a coma from COVID-19. A The Woodlands hospital used a high-tech treatment to save her life!

Harris Co. Judge Lina Hidalgo has announced the COVID-19 threat level will be lowered to its second-highest level, citing several weeks of progress as well as a decrease in cases and COVID-19 related hospitalizations.

Harper Mixon, 10, is releasing a song in hopes of lifting the spirits of other children who are bullied and is raising funds for an all-inclusive park, so that all kids, regardless of their abilities, can have fun in Houston.

The distribution was organized by Gibrael Siddiqui, 10, who worked with his elementary school, the Village School. And in collaboration with An-Nisa Hope Center, nearly 500 toys will be given to children of Afghan refugees.

A local stylist has taken her special skills on the road after meeting parents unable to take their special needs children to the barbershop.