Texas files lawsuit against Gerber alleging deceptive baby food safety claims

Texas has filed a lawsuit against Gerber and Nestlé, alleging the companies deceptively marketed baby foods as safe and pure despite internal tests showing toxic heavy metals like lead and arsenic.

Acres Homes leaders push to preserve community’s history amid redevelopment

As new developments add a new look to Acres Homes, community leaders are raising concerns about whether longtime property owners can afford to stay—and whether the neighborhood’s history will be preserved.

Man arrested for deadly South Acres double shooting

Records say the suspect was trying to rob one of the suspects when he allegedly shot and killed a man and a woman in July.

Houston weather: Warm, humid Thursday on the way, cold front expected on Friday

Afternoon highs Thursday will remain in the low 90s. Humidity is also elevated with feels-like temperatures near 100. Expect low rain chances Thursday along with a few showers with the front Friday.

4 bodies recovered from Buffalo Bayou in 2 weeks, Houston police investigating

Houston police are investigating after a body was recovered from Buffalo Bayou near James Bute Park on Wednesday morning, marking the second body found in the waterway in less than 24 hours.

Texas lawmaker asks Ken Paxton to investigate Transgender Education Network of Texas

Texas Rep. Jeff Leach has asked Attorney General Ken Paxton to investigate the Transgender Education Network of Texas over a "Back to School Toolkit" he claims may violate state law.

Paxton vs. Talarico: Where They Stand on the Border

Democrats and Republicans have long held strong, differing viewpoints on immigration and border security and those differences are still apparent in the Texas Senate race, with Republican Ken Paxton known for defending the state's enforcement of its own border policies and Democrat James Talarico calling for federal reform.

Texas bans use of state grant money for Flock cameras

Texas Comptroller Don Huffines signed an executive order Tuesday prohibiting state grant money from being used for Flock cameras and other license plate trackers. 

DHS confirms target in Harris County ICE operation crash as new witnesses come forward in investigation

DHS confirmed that Jose Mendoza Cervantas was not the intended target of last weekend's ICE operation. Four new witnesses have stepped forward, including two men who were held inside the unmarked ICE vehicle alongside non-target detainee Luis Enriquez.

Voting rights groups sue Texas over delayed online voter registrations

Voting rights groups in Texas have filed a lawsuit alleging the state violated a 2021 settlement agreement after technical problems with the Department of Public Safety's web portal caused a delay in voter registrations for months.

Texas Senate race remains a dead heat as early voting approaches

Texas' top candidates for the U.S. Senate again find themselves in a virtual tie with less than a week before early voting begins.