2 Texas men admit to $700K multistate ATM robbery ring

Two Texas men have pleaded guilty to four counts of bank robbery and two counts of attempted bank robbery for a multistate robbery scheme in which they disabled ATMs and assaulted repair technicians to steal cash, federal prosecutors said.

Houston House shooting: Woman, man found dead inside apartment

Two people were found dead in an apartment in Houston in the Central Business District and Houston police are investigating the scene.

Texas ranks #2 in U.S. for Friday the 13th ‘bad luck’ odds, according to study

A new study based on five years of Google Trends data reveals that Texas ranks second in the nation for "Bad Luck Odds" due to a massive spike in superstition-related searches surrounding Friday the 13th.

Government Shutdown: DHS closure seems certain as funding talks stall

A shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security appeared all but certain as House and Senate lawmakers prepared to leave Washington for a 10‑day recess and negotiations with the White House over Democrats’ demands stalled.

Houston teen handcuffed at Rockets game after false theft accusation, family speaks out

A Tomball man says he's filing internal affairs complaints against some Houston Police Department officers after his 18-year-old son was handcuffed during a Rockets game and falsely accused of theft.

Houston ISD considers closing 12 schools

The closures are part of the district's new "Accelerate Houston" initiative.

Harris County appraisal notices coming soon: What homeowners need to know about protesting property values

HCAD says Harris County appraisal notices are expected late March into early April. Learn what “market value" means, how to protest by May 15 or 30 days after your notice, what evidence helps most, and how higher taxes and insurance can raise mortgage escrow payments.

Texas voters to weigh 10 propositions on the ballot in March 2026 Republican Primary

Texas Republican primary voters will weigh in on 10 non-binding ballot propositions this March to signal the party's legislative priorities on issues like property taxes, education, and state leadership.

Houston Mayor Whitmire criticizes Dallas, Austin leaders in city address

Houston Mayor John Whitmire delivered the State of the City Address Thursday afternoon. In praising his and the city's efforts to improve key areas of public interest, the former state legislator added a few critical remarks about other major Texas cities.

The 'frenzy' is over: Houston housing market hits 6-year milestone as buyers regain power

After years of Houston homebuyers being forced into bidding wars and split-second decisions, the market has reached a six-year turning point that puts the ball back in the buyer's court.