Houston's Morning Show

All this week, we are focusing on the Great Indoors. These are places to escape the heat and rain in Houston. FOX 26's Ruben Dominguez is underground exploring the tunnels in Downtown Houston.

A Houston-area audiology clinic is going viral on TikTok for its canal clearing procedure called ear irrigation. That's when trapped ear wax is removed with water pressure, often times restoring full hearing for patients.

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares the warnings to look for in your relationship.

A Fort Bend ISD graduate is headed to Tokyo to compete in track and field. Bryce Deadmon and his mom speak with FOX 26.

It was last week when a group of Democratic lawmakers left Austin for the nation's capital in an effort to prevent voting bills from passing. State Rep. Jon Rosenthal speaks about his decision to leave the state.

Are you tired all of the time? You may not realize it, but it could actually be your diet.

Experts are warning against stretching before workouts since it might lead to an avoidable injury. Chelsea Edwards takes us to Memorial Hermann Sports Park in Katy for ways to warm up safely. For more information visit https://www.memorialhermann.org/services.

July is Cord Blood Awareness Month. FOX 26 speaks with Dr. Chitra Hosing, with the Department of Stem Cell Transplantation and Cellular Therapy with MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Texas has one of the highest incidences of minimum wage workers and one of the largest uninsured and underinsured populations in the United States. FOX 26 speaks with Michael Botta, co-founder of Sesame Care, which wants to help provide minimum wage workers in Houston with some accessible, low-cost, or maybe even no-cost health care. Learn more at https://sesamecare.com/texas

For the first time, Comicpalooza will feature a fleet of anime and pop-culture themed cars, along with a special wrap reveal!

Comicpalooza is back this weekend at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston.

It's a sweet way to spend time with the family. FOX 26's Ruben Dominguez checks out Candytopia in CityCentre.

It's been called the epidemic within the pandemic. The number of people dying from a drug overdose hit a record high last year.

It turns out those who feed their dogs raw pet food may actually be putting people at risk. This is according to a new study. Dr. Roberta Westbrook, Chief Veterinarian with Houston SPCA, explains the study.

Doctors are warning parents that a virus typically seen in the winter time or during cold weather is now spreading this summer. Dr. Stan Spinner with Texas Children's Pediatrics and Urgent Care discusses the current situation with RSV.

Authorities in the Houston area are cracking down on road rage with the Safe Roadways Initiative. Lt. Floyd Davis with the Precinct 7 Toll Road Division talks about steps being taken to address road rage incidents.

Moms or dads who remain unemployed have cited a lack of childcare as the main reason they are unable to return to work or even look for work. Michelle Castrow with Workforce Solutions discusses short-term childcare scholarships.

Local nonprofit, Bread of Life, is working to help make sure the community is prepared for hurricane season. The organization will be giving supplies away. Johnie Jones, the executive director for Bread of Life, explains how you can be part of this event.

A local woman is making a name for herself as the Houston Garden guru planting and growing anything that will thrive in this climate. FOX 26 Houston's Ruben Dominguez has more!