Gateway Church founder Robert Morris pleads guilty to child sex crimes

Morris, 64, pleaded guilty before an Osage County, Oklahoma, judge on Thursday. He was accused of sexually abusing Cindy Clemishire, the plaintiff in the case, in the 1980s.

San Antonio parents accused of abusing, murdering 10-year-old adopted child

A San Antonio couple, Jonathan and Christina Miranda, were arrested on capital murder charges in the death of their 10-year-old adopted child.

Houston Heights grocery stores offering local produce

Locally sourced fresh fruits and vegetables and organic products from area vendors are the focus at Central City Co-op. 

Sarah Hartsfield murder trial updates: Day 4

The trial continues Thursday for Sarah Jean Hartsfield, who is charged with the murder of her husband in Chambers County.

Texas AG Ken Paxton to speak at Turning Point USA event in Lubbock

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to speak at an event hosted by the Texas Tech University chapter of the conservative advocacy organization Turning Point USA on Tuesday, Oct. 7, in Lubbock.

Houston weather today: Another hot one Thursday; limited rain chances

It will feel more like August than October with plenty of sunshine and afternoon heat running well above normal and within a few degrees of record highs.

Free 5-day challenge to make your digital accounts, information more secure

Seniors are often the biggest targets for scams and fraud. That's why AARP and the education site Senior Planet have teamed up to help seniors protect themselves.

Man shot, killed by officer at Galveston's Seawolf Park following chase

A man who led police on a chase from Hitchcock to Galveston was shot and killed by an officer at Seawolf Park on Thursday morning, authorities say.

Small school in Texas Panhandle among finalists to win $1 million for repairs

The Panhandle city of Sunray, Texas, has a population of less than 2,000. Their high school, whose facilities were torn apart by severe weather, is now in the final stretch for a $1 million prize.

Texas city's namesake waterfall shut off indefinitely

Wichita Falls' namesake waterfall — or at least, the man-made version — has been running since 1987. Now, The Falls will be dry while the city works to preserve them.