The News Edge

FOX 26's Coco Dominguez has more on Megan Thee Stallion's top honor and her rise to the top.

The NewsEdge takes a look at top stories being shared that are also being questioned. An exercise bike being sold on Amazon and flying fish are all apart of this round of Was That Fake.

The NewsEdge's legal expert Charles "Big Angry" Adams explains the felony endangerment charge brought down against one of the three officers involved in the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor's home back in March. The Kentucky Attorney General announced the charges Wednesday in Louisville and stated that his office found the officers were justified in returning fire because they thought their lives were in danger.

We check in on this weeks space news including how much NASA will spend on the next Moon mission.

With the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, many are left to wonder what progressive laws are vulnerable.

FOX 26's Kaitlin Monte is breaking down a science series and what it means for COVID-19.

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off September 15 - October 15 paying tribute to generations of Hispanic Americans that have positively influenced our nation and society. Reporter CoCo Dominguez caught up with a couple of local businesses, owner Cristina Hernandez of Kismet Boutique and one of the latest farmers market in the Houston area, Azteca Farmers Market, bringing you produce from all over the world.

It's been six months since the Coronavirus pandemic began and we've learned a lot about how COVID-19 spreads including the effects of prolonged indoor exposure and how helpful a face mask can be.

The family of Pamela Turner is speaking out following the arrest of an officer charged in connection with her death earlier this week. FOX 26's Kaitlin Monte has more.

Following an overnight attempted carjacking in East Houston, former cop and judge Charles "Big Angry" Adams goes over the rights you have when firing your weapon in a self-defense situation.

A quick roundup of some of the week's top tech news including a wireless implant that connects to your brain could be the key to curing blindness and what's next for robotics powerhouse Boston Dynamics.

Gyms are among those with increased capacity under Gov. Abbott's new order, but according to the Texas Medical Association gyms are considered one of the highest risk activities for people getting COVID-19. A lot of people our FOX 26 reporter Tiffany Justice spoke to do not agree with the study? pointing out that the gyms for the most part have done a great job spacing people out and cleaning machines. Tomas Kobersky, General Manager of Life Time Gym, says, for the most part, customers don?t mind wearing a mask.

Mayor Turner says there's no set plan for celebrating Halloween in Houston this year. Parents say their kids are already asking about costumes and candy, Kaitlin Monte takes a closer look.

The expansive and zenful Houston Botanic Garden is opening this Friday.

It's been an exciting week for space exploration after an element was found on Venus that usually only exists if there is a life form decomposing. Also, NASA is offering a virtual experience that allows people to interact with photographs and elements being collected by the Mars Rover "Curiosity."

Houston defense attorney Charles "Big Angry" Adams reacts to footage of Roderick Walker being arrested by Clayton County deputies. Adams also answers the question of whether you are required by law to show your license to an officer if you are a passenger in the vehicle, and more.

Kaitlin Monte asks FOX 26 Chief Meteorologist Dr. Jim Siebert your questions about Hurricane Sally.

The newest 6pm newscast in Houston. Anchor Kaitlin Monte explains on Houston's Morning Show.

FOX 26's Coco Dominguez spoke with tailgaters who were at NRG Stadium to kick off the season.