Texas doctor convicted of distributing over 1 million opioid pills
HOUSTON (KWTX) — A federal jury convicted a Texas physician for unlawfully distributing more than a million pills of opioids and other dangerous drugs. Barbara Marino, 65, of Tomball, was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and four counts of distributing controlled substances, according to the Justice Department. She was the sole prescribing physician at Angels Clinica, where she prescribed oxycodone, hydrocodone and...
Appeals court judges weigh immunity for Houston officer in Harding Street raid killings
A Fifth Circuit panel will decide whether Houston officer Felipe Gallegos can avoid civil liability in the Harding Street raid shootings.
Spring Branch ISD to vote on closing Northbrook Middle School next week after $24M...
The Houston Chronicle reported that the school had declining enrollment and received an "F" rating from the Texas Education Agency.
Cy-Fair ISD staffer appears in court as new details emerge in student’s death
HOUSTON — A Cy-Fair ISD staffer charged in connection with the death of a 16-year-old student with autism appeared in court Monday, where prosecutors laid out new details about what they say happened in the moments before the student died. Donald Cameron Perkins, who faces a third-degree felony charge,...
SkyEye13 images show crews responding to overturned tanker on Highway 6 at Westheimer Road
SkyEye13 captured images of crews responding to an overturned tanker on State Highway 6 at Westheimer Road on Monday afternoon.
HPD: Apparent murder-suicide in River Oaks leaves 2 adults and 2 children, dead
HOUSTON — Authorities are investigating a deadly incident in Houston’s River Oaks area that left four people dead, including two adults and two children, in what police believe is a possible murder-suicide. According to the Houston Police Department, officers were dispatched at 5:26 p.m. Monday for a welfare...
Street Racing Arrests Near Houston’s NRG Stadium Show Why Going 100 MPH on Public...
Street racing arrests near Houston's NRG Stadium are putting drivers behind bars and their cars in impound lots, and social media is partly to blame for the surge in dangerous behavior.
Man Punches Defense Attorney After Being Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison for Murder
The attorney, John Petruzzi, briefly lost consciousness but did not suffer serious injuries
The Chacho’s along Westheimer Road in Houston shutters after ‘losing lease’
Signs around the Tex-Mex restaurant say the team lost its lease.
Broadway Magic, a Surprise $5 Million Gift and a Speakeasy Finish Power Hobby Center’s...
Broadway brilliance resounded through Houston’s Hobby Center for the Performing Arts on a remarkable gala evening that unfolded on the Sarofim Stage. That is where dinner, fundraising and Tony Award winning entertainment evolved into a remarkable soirée with a surprise financial bang. “Raise the Curtain” gala chairs Mady...

















