Sisters hope to be adopted together in a forever family
Many children in foster care belong to sibling groups and are looking for a family to adopt more than one child. Studies show there are a lot of benefits to keeping siblings together.
More customers complain of being scammed through Cash App
More people are complaining about being scammed through the mobile payment app Cash App by callers posing as customer service.
Houston fashion designer teaches herself to sew by watching YouTube
A young Houston mom knew school was out of the question at the time, but she didn't give up on her dreams. She's now a successful fashion designer after teaching herself to sew by watching YouTube.
Self-taught Houston designer inspires others to think outside the box for their passions
Chasity Sereal learned how to sew watching videos on Youtube, now she specializes in beautiful custom dresses.
2 Houston men claim they were scammed through Cash App
In both of the cases, the scammers claimed they were employees of Cash App. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has a few tips that can help beware of scammers.
Company lets you buy new home before selling your old one
A real estate company Orchard just moved into Houston, and it lets you buy a new house before you sell the old one.
Orchard let's homesellers buy new home before selling their old one
Orchard is reversing the real estate model by letting homesellers buy a new home before you sell your old one.
3-sport star Making the Grade at Alvin High School
Alvin High School student Hannah Webster is a super talented, three-sport star who loves her community. She's a member of the National Honor Society, Future Farmers of America and is the kind of student-athlete college recruiters love because she was taught the value of education.
A mental health regimen for stressful times
Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini says if you are willing to advocate for yourself and do your part of maintaining and strengthening your mental health, you will feel more confident and capable to help lead your family through this challenging time.
Biden signs orders to increase SNAP benefits, speed up stimulus checks
President Biden signed two executive orders today: one to increase SNAP food benefits known as food stamps, the other to streamline the process of sending out stimulus checks.
FBI, FDA warn about COVID-19 vaccination and treatment scams
The FBI, FDA, and Better Business Bureau are warning you about a series of COVID-19 vaccine and treatment scams going around.
5 common relationship killers
Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini discusses five common "relationship killers" she sees regularly in her office.
Rare sneaker trends on Twitter during the Inauguration
All eyes were on the very historic inauguration on Wednesday and people are still talking about the speeches, performances, and the fashion.
President Biden extends eviction moratorium through March
President Biden signed executive orders today to extend the pause on student loan payments through September and extend the eviction moratorium through March.
President Joe Biden extends eviction moratorium to March 31
On his first day in office President Joe Biden extended the nationwide eviction moratorium through March.
Houston-area educators going above and beyond during COVID-19 pandemic
Aldine ISD's Johnson Elementary has created a CARES Team to keep COVID cases down and keep a connection with families during the pandemic.
Biden to call for $10,000 federal student loan forgiveness per borrower
On his first day in office, President-elect Biden is expected to call for $10,000 in federal student loan forgiveness for borrowers and continue the pause on federal student loan payments.
Houston educators helping students learn from home
A number of Houston-area are going above and beyond to help their students learn virtually.
More people making extra money selling items online during pandemic
Since the pandemic began, more people have been making extra money selling items they no longer need on online platforms, such as Poshmark, eBay, and Facebook Marketplace.
Houstonians come together on MLK Day to honor Dr. King with day of service
Instead of an MLK Day Parade, this year there was a Parade of Giving virtually and drive thru donations were accepted for Houstonians in need.