FODA (Fear of Dating Again):  The pandemic’s latest impact on dating

If you’re feeling fearful about dating and wondering if it’s worth it, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares some suggestions that can help you confront your anxiety.

Breaking Bond: Judges who allowed defendants to remain free on bond that ended with deadly consequences

What do six criminal district court judges have in common? They allowed at least six defendants in their courts to remain free on multiple felony or PR bonds until they were charged with killing someone.

When you love your partner but hate their friends

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini says loving your partner doesn’t mean you have to love their friends, but it sure helps if you can get along with them.

Klein Forest High School senior is Making the Grade
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A Klein Forest High School student-athlete received two full-ride scholarships for academics. FOX 26's Nate Griffin shows us how Asiah Donahue is Making the Grade.

Family's birth certificates caught in Vital Statistics delays

A Houston family says they've been struggling to get birth certificates for their adopted daughters for the last few years from Texas Vital Statistics.

Three young brothers in Houston need family to adopt them

The three Houston brothers — 5-year-old Antwann, 7-year-old Anthony and 8-year-old Artavius — have been in foster care for two years.

Three Houston brothers in search of a forever home
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In this edition of Finding Families we introduce you to three brothers in Houston who are looking for their forever home.

Pandemic parental burnout: Tips for coping when it happens to you

If you feel like you have hit the wall and are burned out or are trying to prevent burnout, Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares these suggestions to feel calmer and more in control.

Breaking Bond: What the Governor, Lt. Governor think about revolving door at Harris Co. criminal courthouse

In our ongoing series Breaking Bond, we’ve told you how since 2018, 105 Harris County residents have been killed allegedly at the hands of repeat violent offenders free from jail on multiple felony and personal recognizance bonds.

Returning to Easter services
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Fellowship Houston is a young church surviving on faith after a year of challenges caused by the pandemic.

Teaching lessons on race relations from the grave

The Sugar Land 95, 95 deceased African Americans buried more than 100 years ago by a Sugar Land school, is helping highlight history that some had no idea existed, which is shining a new light on race relations today.

Financial educator offers money saving advice

The average American wastes $139 a month on fees, interest, and impulse buying, according to a study by The Ascent. Experts say it's because we don't educate ourselves enough about money.