Gas prices rising in Houston amid Middle East conflict

As the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt global oil supplies, gas prices in Houston have surged, with some stations in high-traffic areas hitting marks well above the city average.

Man stabbed in NW Harris County, flown to hospital

A stabbing scene has been reported on Laneview Drive. Others are being asked to avoid the area.

IAH TSA wait: Check wait times for Friday at Bush Aiport

Travelers flying out of Bush Airport in Houston are encouraged to arrive early as staffing shortage are impacting TSA wait times.

North Houston fire: Firefighters contain tire shop fire

Firefighters have contained a tire shop fire that sparked up on Thursday afternoon within a shopping strip area in north Houston.

Bush Intercontinental Airport travelers face extended wait times as partial shutdown hits paycheck milestone

Security checkpoints at George Bush Intercontinental Airport saw increased wait times Thursday as the partial federal government shutdown reached its 33rd day. With the funding lapse affecting Department of Homeland Security budgets, TSA officers at IAH and airports nationwide are currently working without pay.

Where to find the best bluebonnets in Houston this Spring

Each spring, bluebonnets bloom across Houston, drawing photographers, families and nature lovers eager to capture Texas’ iconic state flower. 

6th suspect charged in 2022 deadly double shooting in Houston's East End

Houston police identified a sixth suspect who is wanted in connection to the deadly shooting of two men in Houston's East End back in 2022.

Houston’s new homeless ‘Super Hub’ branded as national model for ‘self-sufficiency’

Mayor Whitmire and federal HUD officials finalized a $314 million investment today to launch a "Super Hub" in the Second Ward, a low-barrier facility designed to transition 1,000 homeless individuals into self-sufficiency annually. The project moves away from traditional "Housing First" models by prioritizing 24/7 security and "wraparound" services, while also using $100 million of the grant to install industrial backup power for citywide storm resilience. However, the plan faces pushback from advocates like Texas Housers, who argue that "reprogramming" $41 million in disaster funds for the hub diverts critical resources away from repairing the homes of low-income seniors.

$175K Houston Housing Authority fine tied to controversial housing project

A measure of accountability has now been officially exacted for the gross environmental violations surrounding the notorious low income housing project known as 800 Middle Street.

Houston weather: Warmer day ahead for Thursday

There will be a slight chill in the air on Thursday morning before a warm-up begins to the start of Spring on Friday.