First black male valedictorian at his high school, headed to Harvard and hoping to encourage other young men
A Harvard bound Houston teen who was the first black male valedictorian at his high school has written a book and is working to inspire other young black men.
A Harvard bound Houston teen who was the first black male valedictorian at his high school has written a book and is working to inspire other young black men.
Some homebuyers say builders are cancelling contracts
Some say builders are cancelling their contracts and putting the homes back into this hot real estate market at much higher prices.
Some say builders are cancelling their contracts and putting the homes back into this hot real estate market at much higher prices.
Homebuyers say builders are canceling contracts
FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has some smart sense on what you should do or what could happen.
FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has some smart sense on what you should do or what could happen.
First Black male valedictorian at his high school, headed to Harvard
FOX 26 Reporter Damali Keith spoke with the valedictorian and what he hopes others will do as he heads to Harvard.
FOX 26 Reporter Damali Keith spoke with the valedictorian and what he hopes others will do as he heads to Harvard.
Your Legal Questions: Car towed, job application, stimulus check
FOX 26 Senior Legal Analyst Chris Tritico answers viewers' legal questions.
FOX 26 Senior Legal Analyst Chris Tritico answers viewers' legal questions.
Some home flood insurance rates could spike this year
A research group says homeowners in flood prone areas could see much higher flood insurance rates later this year.
A research group says homeowners in flood prone areas could see much higher flood insurance rates later this year.
Flood insurance rates across America inreasing
FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan explains some of the changes coming to flood insurance plans and how FEMA's flood risk information is being used.
FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan explains some of the changes coming to flood insurance plans and how FEMA's flood risk information is being used.
Here's how you can still get rental assistance if you're facing eviction amid expired moratorium
The CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday, and a survey by the U.S. Census estimates 3.6 million people nationwide will be evicted in the coming months.
The CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday, and a survey by the U.S. Census estimates 3.6 million people nationwide will be evicted in the coming months.
The biggest predictor of long-lasting romance isn’t on a dating app
New research suggests that more than two-thirds of all romantic relationships begin as friendships.
New research suggests that more than two-thirds of all romantic relationships begin as friendships.
Study say most romantic relationships start out as friends
New research suggests that more than two-thirds of all romantic relationships begin as friendships. Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini discusses some of the reasons why.
New research suggests that more than two-thirds of all romantic relationships begin as friendships. Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini discusses some of the reasons why.
CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday
The CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday, and millions of people nationwide will be evicted in the coming months, according to a U.S. Census Bureau survey. FOX 26?s Heather Sullivan is joined by a family who has experienced losing their home to talk about the impact.
The CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday, and millions of people nationwide will be evicted in the coming months, according to a U.S. Census Bureau survey. FOX 26?s Heather Sullivan is joined by a family who has experienced losing their home to talk about the impact.
Buy Now, Pay Later for unexpected expenses
Buy Now, Pay Later financing has grown in popularity for online shopping, and now it's available for unexpected bills. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has some smart sense on these unexpected expenses.
Buy Now, Pay Later financing has grown in popularity for online shopping, and now it's available for unexpected bills. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan has some smart sense on these unexpected expenses.
Too many repeat DWI offenders being released right back onto the street, Harris County officials say
Harris County officials say too many DWI offenders are being let out of jail and end up driving drunk again. Authorities say it's unsafe and sends the wrong message.
Harris County officials say too many DWI offenders are being let out of jail and end up driving drunk again. Authorities say it's unsafe and sends the wrong message.
Company offering "Buy Now, Pay Later" financing for unexpected expenses
Sunbit offers Buy Now, Pay Later financing for things like auto repairs, dental work, or eye glasses.
Sunbit offers Buy Now, Pay Later financing for things like auto repairs, dental work, or eye glasses.
When after-work happy-hour isn’t so 'happy'
If you have recently started back to in-person happy hours, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares five reminders to help you enjoy your colleagues without jeopardizing your job or reputation.
If you have recently started back to in-person happy hours, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares five reminders to help you enjoy your colleagues without jeopardizing your job or reputation.
More evictions expected for Houston area families as CDC moratorium ends Saturday
Thousands of more Houston area families are expected to face eviction soon as the CDC moratorium ends Saturday and won't be extended again.
Thousands of more Houston area families are expected to face eviction soon as the CDC moratorium ends Saturday and won't be extended again.
Evictions expected in Houston as CDC moratorium ends
Thousands of Houston-area families are expected to face eviction due to the end of the CDC moratorium. FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has more on the crisis.
Thousands of Houston-area families are expected to face eviction due to the end of the CDC moratorium. FOX 26 Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has more on the crisis.
Harris Co. Criminal Dist. Court judge repeatedly grants bond, frees convicted felon now with 14 bonds
38-year-old convicted felon Jeffery Robertson just keeps showing up over and over again in the 230th Criminal District Court. Every time Robertson gets a new charge, like burglary, Judge Chris Morton frees him from jail by granting him another bond.
38-year-old convicted felon Jeffery Robertson just keeps showing up over and over again in the 230th Criminal District Court. Every time Robertson gets a new charge, like burglary, Judge Chris Morton frees him from jail by granting him another bond.
Serial burglar granted a total of 14 bonds
FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace has more on a serial burglar who is a free man after receiving a total of 14 bonds.
FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace has more on a serial burglar who is a free man after receiving a total of 14 bonds.
Platforms let you sell your unused internet bandwidth
Most people don't use all the internet bandwidth they pay for each month. Now some people have started selling what they don't use.
Most people don't use all the internet bandwidth they pay for each month. Now some people have started selling what they don't use.