Texas lawmakers tackle housing crisis by loosening zoning rules in big cities

The bill allows for residential development in areas previously zoned for offices, retail and warehouses and allows for the conversion of some offices and warehouses to multifamily and mixed-use housing.

$7 million in fake Apple phone chargers seized in Houston

More than $7 million in counterfeit Apple phone chargers were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Tuesday.

Most charges dropped against GOP donor, former Houston PD captain in bogus election fraud scheme

The charges stemmed from a 2020 incident where former HPD captain Mark Aguirre, hired by GOP megadonor Steven Hotze, allegedly ran an HVAC repairman off the road over a baseless voter fraud conspiracy.

Olin chlorine leak: Lake Jackson, Clute shelter-in-place lifted

A shelter-in-place order has been lifted in Clute and Lake Jackson following a chlorine gas release on Tuesday morning, officials say.

Dancer turns tragedy into triumph after motorcycle crash

Amberly Lago was a successful dancer featured in music videos for renowned artists. Her life took a dramatic turn when she was involved in a motorcycle accident that shattered her leg. Despite the odds, she survived and doctors were able to save her leg.

Tango Blast gang members sentenced for human smuggling conspiracy

Their smuggling attempts in Laredo, Texas involved high-speed chases, with one suspect driving into the Rio Grande and swimming to Mexico.

First self-deportation flight leaves out of Houston

The first self-deportation flight under the Trump administration left Houston on Monday to Honduras and Colombia. Officials say the immigrants received a $1,000 stipend and can possibly return to the U.S. legally one day.

$60K gone in seconds: Help identify Houston jugging suspect

A Houston man who asked to remain anonymous said he was targeted in a jugging incident on May 15 that cost him $60,000.