Houston TX

Officials plan to open a new resource center and shelter for the area's unhoused on Emancipation Avenue that has drawn vitriol from its neighbors.

The program, pitched by Council Member Letitia Plummer, would subject owners of dangerous apartment buildings to fines of $200 to $2,500.

Authorities are investigating after multiple bodies have been found in the Houston bayous. Twenty-eight bodies have been found so far in 2025, an increase in bodies found in the bayou from last year. Panic started to spread around the city that there might be a serial killer at work, but authorities are pushing back...

The National Black United Front’s annual Sankofa Caravan to the Ancestors is one of the most beautiful and sacred traditions in contemporary Black life. Each year, hundreds of Black people from Houston and across the nation gather on Galveston beach—the birthplace of Juneteenth—to venerate our ancestors, pour...

HOUSTON, TX November 4, 2025 – When William “Chilly Bill” Smith walked to the podium at the Texas Radio Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the room fell quiet, not the kind of silence that asks for attention, but the kind that gives it. He stood there, composed yet emotional, the weight of decades behind that famous...

Law enforcement said when they pulled Orellana over, he appeared intoxicated, had an open container of alcohol in plain view, and his three-year-old child was unrestrained in the car.

Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run at 3500 Ocee Street on Saturday, November 1, 2025. Mohammad Hasanzai, age 3, was hit by a red Toyota pickup truck while crossing the street with his mother in an apartment complex.

HOUSTON — Right now, there is a massive drainage project happening beneath downtown Houston, and most drivers don't even realize it's there. Crews say it's one of the most important steps before the I-45/I-69 rebuild, designed to be a solution to protect homes and businesses from flooding for decades to come. I got...

Deputies say the owner of the operation was arrested for operating a personal care facility without a license. Another person was arrested for failing to identify themselves.

HOUSTON - Two brothers, accused of being serial burglars, have been arrested after allegedly targeting multiple homes in the Heights and nearby neighborhoods. Officials say in recent weeks, Ruben Linares and his younger brother, Adrian Linares, were caught on surveillance cameras, driving around, stealing packages...