Drone distributes 1 million oyster seeds in Galveston Bay in first-of-its-kind effort to restore...
The effort represented a first-of-its-kind approach to revitalizing the Gulf Coast's oyster reefs.
Houston City College approves 3 new applied bachelor’s degrees
The new degree programs will be offered in early childhood education and teaching, information technology and project management.
Lee Gilley case: Victim’s family wants to know who is living in their dead...
Lee Gilley is accused of cutting off his ankle monitor and fleeing to Italy to avoid standing trial for his pregnant wife's murder. Now, the victim's family wants to know who's living in their dead daughter's house.
Autopsy reveals blood, decomposition in man’s apartment where missing Houston woman’s body found
HOUSTON – Disturbing new details have emerged in the mysterious death of 34-year-old Houston woman Brittany Gamble and her family is demanding accountability. An autopsy report obtained by KPRC 2 News reveals troubling evidence found inside the apartment where Gamble’s body was discovered in November. KPRC 2 News repor
Stolen car victim says vehicle was sold at auction after police investigation
After a frustrating back-and-forth with authorities, a man whose car was stolen said deputies didn't inform him that his recovered vehicle had been sent to auction.
80 Chihuahua mixes rescued from suspected Houston hoarding situation, causing overcrowded BARC shelter
80 dogs removed: What began as an effort to collect about 20 dogs turned into a massive rescue operation involving roughly 80 Chihuahua mixes living outdoors in squalid conditions, according to PetSet leaders. Shelters and rescues step in: With BARC already struggling with overcrowding, groups including Houston Pets Al
Houston Woman Spent Two Years Hiding How She Allegedly Got the Money for Her...
A Montgomery County business owner’s suspicion about missing money has led to a felony arrest after investigators say a former employee secretly funneled company funds into her own bank account for years, all while living far beyond what her paycheck could explain. Heather Surratt, of Houston, was taken into...
What do we celebrate on Juneteenth?
Participants ride a parade float during the 2026 Juneteenth Parade in Houston, June 13, 2026. (Raquel Natalicchio/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images) This year marks the sixth anniversary of the U.S. honoring Juneteenth as a federal holiday, and 161 years since the day chattel slavery was considered to have ended in th
Tropical Storm Arthur Just Hit Houston and Thousands of Homes Are Already Flooding
Texas Governor Declares Emergency for 101 Counties as Tropical Storm Arthur Floods Neighborhoods Arthur did not give anyone much time […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
The blue state model continues to falter
In our recent comparison of New York and Florida, written in response to left-wing Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s strange trolling of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, we briefly touched on how the Sunshine State is eating the Empire State’s lunch on education. Florida isn’t alone in this respect. Much has been made of the
