Texas State wallops Rice at Armed Forces Bowl

The Texas State University Bobcats trounced the Rice University Owls at the Armed Forces Bowl on Friday 41-10.

1 dead in Houston crash involving CenterPoint utility truck, 18-wheeler

One person is dead after a crash involving a CenterPoint Energy utility truck and an 18-wheeler on the I-610 South Loop Friday morning, Houston authorities say.

Abbott demands Mexico extradite suspect in Texas commissioner’s slaying

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has demanded that Mexico extradite the suspect named in the shooting death of a state commissioner over the weekend.

Major Houston court cases scheduled for trial in 2026

Several high-profile criminal cases are set to go to trial in Houston in 2026. Here's a look at some of the cases we're tracking.

JP Shellnutt continues intense stroke recovery, credits friends for recovery

J.P. Shellnutt suffered a major stroke five years ago that left him partially paralyzed on his left side. He credits much of his recovery to faith and some famous friends.

These are the best places to stargaze in the Lone Star State

If you want to get a marvelous view of a meteor shower or a stunning scene of stars, there are lots of places to choose from in Texas.

Texas justice 2026: The high-profile trials to track this year

As Texas enters 2026, the state’s legal docket is dominated by high-profile trials ranging from the Uvalde school shooting response to a viral "wedding of the century" assault. These cases have captured national attention due to their tragic nature, celebrity involvement or viral social media origins.

Homeless man rescues mother, infant after crash in Dickinson Bayou

Officials report a homeless man used his canoe to rescue a mother and infant who crashed into Dickinson Bayou on Thursday evening.

Texas teen fighting for life after being struck by 2 vehicles

A mother is begging for justice and prayers after her 19-year-old daughter was struck by two vehicles that didn't stop, critically injuring the teen.

Two Houston New Year's parties end with shootings; 7 confirmed injured, police say

Seven people were injured in two separate shootings at vacation rental properties in Houston early New Year’s Day, incidents that unfolded as the city began enforcing new regulations aimed at curbing large, unruly gatherings at short-term rentals.

Dozens displaced after New Year's Day fire in southwest Houston

About 60 people are starting the new year without a home after a massive apartment fire in Houston's Westwood area early New Year’s Day. Investigators believe fireworks may have sparked the blaze.