Google reaches $1.4B settlement with Texas over claims of tracking, collecting private data
Google will pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle a 2022 lawsuit that claims the company collected users' private data without permission.
Google will pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle a 2022 lawsuit that claims the company collected users' private data without permission.
Houston weather: Mother's Day weekend forecast
Saturday will feature mostly sunny skies in the morning, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. We've added a slight chance for a light shower on Sunday.
Saturday will feature mostly sunny skies in the morning, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. We've added a slight chance for a light shower on Sunday.
Deer Park restaurant donates tacos to non-profit after hoax order went viral
El Rancho Grande Tex-Mex Grill donated 100 tacos to Houston-area non-profit The Wheelhouse after their hoax taco order incident went viral online.
El Rancho Grande Tex-Mex Grill donated 100 tacos to Houston-area non-profit The Wheelhouse after their hoax taco order incident went viral online.
Sugar Land shooting: Man shot by police after allegedly opening fire near golf course identified
A man who was shot by Sugar Land police on Tuesday after allegedly opening fire near a golf course has now been identified. Police say 27-year-old Thomas Bartram is facing multiple pending felony charges.
A man who was shot by Sugar Land police on Tuesday after allegedly opening fire near a golf course has now been identified. Police say 27-year-old Thomas Bartram is facing multiple pending felony charges.
Emaciated dog found trapped under couch in Houston's 'corridor of cruelty' walking again
Thousands of people all over the world fell in love with a dog named “Jericho" after hearing about his horrific existence. He was rescued from Houston's "corridor of cruelty".
Thousands of people all over the world fell in love with a dog named “Jericho" after hearing about his horrific existence. He was rescued from Houston's "corridor of cruelty".
Newark mayor released after being arrested at ICE facility during protest with congressional Dems
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at a federal immigration detention center where he has been protesting its opening this week.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at a federal immigration detention center where he has been protesting its opening this week.
Man with criminal history charged for attempting to kidnap Harris County girl
Deputies say a man, Stanley Dotson, was charged for allegedly trying to kidnap a girl outside the Bella Vida Apartments on Saturday night in north Harris County.
Deputies say a man, Stanley Dotson, was charged for allegedly trying to kidnap a girl outside the Bella Vida Apartments on Saturday night in north Harris County.
Harris County Sheriff's Office asks for pay raises for deputies
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez is warning that the county could risk losing officers to higher-paying agencies if a pay raise for law enforcement is not put in place.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez is warning that the county could risk losing officers to higher-paying agencies if a pay raise for law enforcement is not put in place.
Diamond discovery nearly mistaken for candy wrapper in Arkansas state park
David DeCook and his brother Derek were scouring the park's diamond search area on April 21 on a visit from Minnesota when DeCook found something on the ground with a metallic, tinfoil-like shine.
David DeCook and his brother Derek were scouring the park's diamond search area on April 21 on a visit from Minnesota when DeCook found something on the ground with a metallic, tinfoil-like shine.
Houston Police Officers' Union approves new contract with city
The Houston Police Officers' Union has voted in favor of a proposed contract with the city that includes salary increases for officers.
The Houston Police Officers' Union has voted in favor of a proposed contract with the city that includes salary increases for officers.
What is ‘habeas corpus’ and why might the Trump administration suspend it?
Top Trump adviser Stephen Miller says the administration is exploring suspending habeas corpus amid immigration crackdowns—but what is this centuries-old legal protection, and can a president really suspend it?
Top Trump adviser Stephen Miller says the administration is exploring suspending habeas corpus amid immigration crackdowns—but what is this centuries-old legal protection, and can a president really suspend it?
Houston man found guilty of kidnapping 3-year-old girl in 2022
Holman Hernandez was found guilty of aggravated kidnapping after the disappearance of a 3-year-old girl from Houston's Greenspoint prompted an Amber Alert in 2022.
Holman Hernandez was found guilty of aggravated kidnapping after the disappearance of a 3-year-old girl from Houston's Greenspoint prompted an Amber Alert in 2022.
Lawyers for man executed by firing squad in South Carolina say bullets mostly missed his heart
A pathologist hired by attorneys for death row inmates says a South Carolina man executed by firing squad was conscious and likely in extreme pain for as long as a minute.
A pathologist hired by attorneys for death row inmates says a South Carolina man executed by firing squad was conscious and likely in extreme pain for as long as a minute.
Texas man who threatened to lynch Nashville DA found guilty
A Texas man threatened to lynch the Nashville DA after a member antisemitic group was arrested during a protest, according to court documents.
A Texas man threatened to lynch the Nashville DA after a member antisemitic group was arrested during a protest, according to court documents.
Texas measles outbreak: Spread appears to slow in West Texas
Two children have died, and 92 people have been hospitalized with measles since the start of the outbreak in late January, according to Texas health officials.
Two children have died, and 92 people have been hospitalized with measles since the start of the outbreak in late January, according to Texas health officials.
The Woodlands Triathlon cancels swim portion due to high bacteria in lake
The Woodlands Triathlon will cancel their swim portion of the race due to finding high levels of bacteria in the water.
The Woodlands Triathlon will cancel their swim portion of the race due to finding high levels of bacteria in the water.