Surveillance video of a missing Alvin ISD teacher has surfaced
Texas EquuSearch looking for the missing Alvin ISD teacher along the Mississippi River in New Orleans, near where her car was found and she's seen on surveillance video walking away from her car.
Brazoria police looking for missing Alvin ISD teacher
Brazoria County Sheriff's Office searching for missing Alvin ISD teacher, Michelle Reynolds.
Stranded turtle found on Quintana Beach, safely relocated
A stranded turtle has been relocated after being found on Quintana Beach recently.
5 arrested in large-scale catalytic converter theft ring in Pearland
Five people are behind bars after police uncovered a large-scale catalytic converter theft ring out in Pearland, where they recovered dozens of catalytic converters.
Area family reunited with dog that went missing 5 years ago
In 2017, the dog, named June, got out of the backyard. After searching with no luck, June's family figured they would never see her again.
Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office Deputy shoots shoplifting suspect attempting to flee
According to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, they received a call concerning an individual shoplifting at a Target store, located at the Silver Lake Shopping Center.
“Silence is not the answer," family of man killed at a promoted house party in Alvin demanding justice
The Brazoria County Sheriff's Office is asking the public's help for information about a homicide after a house party in Alvin ends in a shooting
Alvin-area house party shooting: Investigation continues month after 1 killed, others injured
The Brazoria County Sheriff's Office is asking the public for information after a shooting at an Alvin-area house party that left one person dead and others injured in July.
Brazoria County pizzeria expands, despite inflation and recession concerns
At a time of rising inflation and a possible recession, some businesses may be looking to 'protect' themselves from whatever's coming. But a Brazoria County pizzeria thinks 'now' is the time to grow.
Protesters supporting Alvin H.S. teen with special needs who was allegedly raped in school bathroom
Dozens of protesters were outside Alvin High School Friday evening holding signs and chanting in support of Janie Doe.
Deputy involved in deadly head-on crash in Lake Jackson
A man is dead, and two others are injured, including a Brazoria County sheriff's deputy, after a major head-on crash in Lake Jackson.
Neighbors afraid following deadly house party near Alvin
Neighbors are fearing for their lives after a deadly house party in near Alvin.
Local contractor exposed in FOX 26 report charged with theft in four counties
Angela Wakat brought Michael Hurte, DBA Texas Custom Barns, to our attention last February. She got a judgement against him after all she says she got for her money was a pile of dirt.
Sweating your utility bills? New assistance available
The only thing hotter than the temperatures outside are the utility bills that come with them.
1 dead, others injured during shooting at party in Brazoria County
Brazoria County Sheriff's Office is investigating a deadly party shooting near Alvin, where more than 100 people were believed to be in attendance.
High-speed chase ends in deadly crash in Brazoria County
A driver is dead following a high-speed chase in Brazoria County that started on Thursday, authorities said.
Workshop to be held on helping residents with payment on electric, gas, water bills
Need help paying your utility bills? Houston-area residents will be able to get help through a workshop held on Saturday!
Serial killer William Reece pleads guilty to 1997 cold case murders of Texas girls
Serial killer William Reece has pleaded guilty to the 1997 cold-case murders of three Texas girls, 12-year-old Laura Kate Smither, 17-year-old Jessica Lee Cain, and 20-year-old Kelli Ann Cox. We take a look at the timeline of his violent crime spree in 1997.
Brazoria County US Army veteran admits to threatening Veteran Affairs facilities for a year
Mark Williams Jr., 33, admitted on June 21, 2022, that he made various threats, including death threats, to veteran affairs clinics in the U.S. for a year.
Homeless outreach teams offering help to Houstonians in need ahead of heat advisory
More than 3,000 Houstonians are experiencing homelessness even as the city faces dangerously high temperatures.