Ted Cruz: 'Unbelievably dangerous' to threaten FCC licenses, compares chair to mob boss
Senator Ted Cruz criticized FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's comments about pulling ABC's broadcasting license, calling his language "unbelievably dangerous" and "straight out of Goodfellas."
Senator Ted Cruz criticized FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's comments about pulling ABC's broadcasting license, calling his language "unbelievably dangerous" and "straight out of Goodfellas."
Montgomery County residents charged for setting Buddhist Temple on fire with Molotov cocktail
Two Montgomery County residents have been indicted for conspiring to set a Buddhist Temple on fire in November 2023 by using a Molotov cocktail.
Two Montgomery County residents have been indicted for conspiring to set a Buddhist Temple on fire in November 2023 by using a Molotov cocktail.
Jade McKissic: More details released on University of Houston student later found deceased
Police say Jade McKissic was found deceased on Monday. Before she went missing, she was visiting local bars with friends and allegedly left by herself.
Police say Jade McKissic was found deceased on Monday. Before she went missing, she was visiting local bars with friends and allegedly left by herself.
Nearly $20,000 of jewelry stolen from Kay Jewelers store, suspects on the run
Harris County Precinct 5 deputies are investigating a burglary at a Kay Jewelers store where neatly $20,000 worth of jewelry was allegedly taken.
Harris County Precinct 5 deputies are investigating a burglary at a Kay Jewelers store where neatly $20,000 worth of jewelry was allegedly taken.
Hotel Derek to become The Greenleigh in May 2026
Hotel Derek, a familiar name in Houston’s hotel scene, is getting a new identity after officially closing in June 2024. The property is being rebranded as 'The Greenleigh.'
Hotel Derek, a familiar name in Houston’s hotel scene, is getting a new identity after officially closing in June 2024. The property is being rebranded as 'The Greenleigh.'
What the Fed's interest rate cut means for Texans
Job growth, construction, and financial security have seen recent turmoil in Texas. Here's how the first Fed cut of the year could change things.
Job growth, construction, and financial security have seen recent turmoil in Texas. Here's how the first Fed cut of the year could change things.
Harris County community members, commissioners share thoughts ahead of 2026 FY budget proposal
On Thursday, Commissioners Court was held at the Harris County Administration building where commissioners heard from community members about many different agenda items, including some who shared concerns about the 2026 FY budget.
On Thursday, Commissioners Court was held at the Harris County Administration building where commissioners heard from community members about many different agenda items, including some who shared concerns about the 2026 FY budget.
Tony Earls Jr. trial: Testimony continues in case of Arlene Alvarez's death; Day 2
The trial for Tony Earls Jr. in the shooting death of 9-year-old Arlene Alvarez in Houston continued for the second day on Thursday.
The trial for Tony Earls Jr. in the shooting death of 9-year-old Arlene Alvarez in Houston continued for the second day on Thursday.
Suspect identified in Pasadena Walmart stabbing; man also tied to hit-and-run, police say
Police say the suspect is facing three charges for the two incidents.
Police say the suspect is facing three charges for the two incidents.
Texas man sentenced for jacking mail truck at knifepoint
The convict tried to stab the mail carrier, who was delivering on their route, before stealing the mail truck and driving away.
The convict tried to stab the mail carrier, who was delivering on their route, before stealing the mail truck and driving away.
Ex-Texas State professor claims firing violated contract, was 'politically motivated' in lawsuit
A Texas State University professor who was fired earlier this month for comments made during a conference has filed a lawsuit against the school claiming it violated his contract with the firing.
A Texas State University professor who was fired earlier this month for comments made during a conference has filed a lawsuit against the school claiming it violated his contract with the firing.
Venezuelan gets prison time for sex trafficking undocumented immigrants in Texas
Court documents showed that he and another defendant sex trafficked multiple undocumented women in San Antonio from February 2024 to August 2024.
Court documents showed that he and another defendant sex trafficked multiple undocumented women in San Antonio from February 2024 to August 2024.
Crips gang member added to Texas Most Wanted list after teen's death
A known Crips member who goes by “Skrilla” is now one of the most wanted men in Texas after a teen was killed last month.
A known Crips member who goes by “Skrilla” is now one of the most wanted men in Texas after a teen was killed last month.
Huffman: Person dies after allegedly shooting himself during traffic stop, officials say
According to DPS, a person was stopped by a trooper for an expired vehicle registration, but the person fled on foot.
According to DPS, a person was stopped by a trooper for an expired vehicle registration, but the person fled on foot.
Fatal League City hit-and-run: Victim struck by two vehicles; one driver arrested for not helping, police say
The incident was reported on West Main Street on Tuesday night. Anyone with more information can call League City Police.
The incident was reported on West Main Street on Tuesday night. Anyone with more information can call League City Police.
University of Houston's Cougar Cupboard restocks with Kroger partnership
Students at the University of Houston are now able to visit recently restocked Cougar Cupboard, thanks to a partnership between the school and Kroger.
Students at the University of Houston are now able to visit recently restocked Cougar Cupboard, thanks to a partnership between the school and Kroger.