GTA VI leaks: What we know about Cyberleek and the effort to uncover who’s behind it

Grand Theft Auto VI is months away from its highly anticipated release, but leaked gameplay and the ongoing effort to identify whoever is behind it continue to put the spotlight on the security surrounding one of the world’s biggest video game franchises.

Rising concern in Harris County: Back-to-back electric bike, scooter crashes leave 2 children injured

Two separate traffic accidents involving young children on motorized vehicles in Harris County Precinct 4 have raised urgent safety concerns among local law enforcement and community members.

Texas lawmakers, community leaders back impeachment articles over ICE enforcement operations

State Representative Christina Morales and Houstonians for Justice hosted a press conference to show support for Congressman Al Green following his filing of H.Res.1486, Articles of Impeachment against President Trump for high crimes and misdemeanors.

Family, Houston faith leaders gather to pray for release of final ICE custody witness

Family members and local faith leaders gathered in Houston's East End Friday morning to pray for the release of Victor Hugo Salgado Araujo, who remains in ICE custody after witnessing federal agents shoot and kill his brother last month.

Why 1.2 million Texans are on the voter ‘suspense’ list and how to fix it

About 1.2 million Texas voters have been placed on the state’s “suspense" list with early voting in the 2026 midterm elections less than two months away.

Government, opponents of Big Bend border wall project agree to pause

The project aimed at building a border wall in Big Bend National Park has been paused after a hearing in San Antonio on Friday.

President Trump awards Artemis II crew Congressional Space Medal of Honor

President Donald J. Trump presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the historic Artemis II crew during a ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston on Friday morning.

Former HPD officer Gerald Goines pleads guilty to color of law charges

Former Houston Police Department officer Gerald M. Goines has pleaded guilty to color of law charges related to the deadly 2019 Harding Street raid. He is currently serving time for the murders of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas.

Willis High School student accused of making threat in classroom

A 15-year-old student was arrested and charged after allegedly making statements about “shooting other students in the classroom" at Willis High School, officials say.

9-year-old riding electric dirt bike hospitalized after crash in north Harris County

A young boy is in the hospital after being hit by a vehicle while riding an electric bike late Thursday night, according to Harris County Precinct 4 Mark Herman's Office.

Texas approves $138B transportation plan, including Houston-area highway projects

Texas transportation leaders have approved a 10-year plan projecting $138 billion in investments for highways, road maintenance, congestion relief, safety projects and other infrastructure statewide.

Galveston Wharves in talks with Royal Caribbean for new cruise terminal at Pier 14

Galveston Wharves is in discussions with Royal Caribbean Group about developing a new cruise terminal and berth at Pier 14, a potential expansion that could bring one of the world’s largest cruise ships to the Texas coast.