Ticket holders sounding off after Solfest 2023 abruptly canceled
Customers say they're left in the dark after Solfest 2023 was suddenly called off.
Volunteers build porch, ramp for 93-year-old's Third Ward home
Volunteers from Reliant Energy and Rebuilding Together Houston rebuilt 93-year-old Hattie Jone's porch on MLK Day of Service.
Free course available to land paid apprenticeships in skilled trades
A free class in Houston prepares candidates to land paid apprenticeships in skilled trades.
Study finds gas stoves lead to 12.7% of childhood asthma cases
The Consumer Product Safety Commission to consider safety regulations for gas stoves.
Most credit card skimmers recovered in Houston, $50 million of fraud prevented
A new financial crime-fighting unit in Texas says it prevented nearly $50 million in fraud.
Cohousing development offers community, cost savings, and sustainability
The first cohousing development in Texas is being built in East Houston.
Secure 2.0 Act brings changes to your retirement savings
The Secure 2.0 Act aims to encourage more retirement savings and create ways to help you save for emergencies.
Interior Define customers haven't received furniture, company forced to liquidate
Hundreds of customers have filed complaints after Interior Define has not delivered furniture pieces.
Returning Buy Now, Pay Later gifts is more complicated
Returning a purchase made using a Buy Now, Pay Later financer can be tricky, so here are the steps to take if you need to return BNPL holiday gifts.
Fake $100 Target gift cards left on cars in Rosenberg
$100 gift cards were left on cars in a Target parking lot, but we discovered these cards are fake.
How will Houston's real estate market look in 2023?
Cathy Trevino with the Houston Association of Realtors shares her outlook on the Houston real estate market for 2023.
