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It’s not every day you stumble across an entertainment complex where neon lights, arcade nostalgia, and family-friendly fun collide in the best way possible. Welcome to Times Square Grand Slam in Tyler, Texas—where your inner child gets a full-on revival and your competitive streak is given the green light.

Step into a world where funnel cake meets Ferris wheels, where you can score a vintage vinyl and a churro in one swoop—and where the phrase “Sunday Funday” gets a Texas-sized upgrade. Traders Village in Grand Prairie isn’t just a flea market—it’s a full-blown weekend adventure.

CenterPoint power outages affecting over 10K in Houston, especially in the Greenspoint area, during heavy rain

A Houston man was arrested June 24 after police say he committed several armed robberies and led officers on a chase through Pearland and Friendswood. According to a June 25 press release from the Pearland Police Department, 31-year-old Eric Vaughn Gibson II is believed to be responsible for at least five aggravated...

A new pedestrian bridge honoring a Milby High School student will be built with $10 million in state funding, part of more than $200 million secured by the City of Houston during what leaders are calling the most successful legislative session in city history. Houston Mayor John Whitmire and his...

LEAGUE CITY — A 27-year-old League City resident has been arrested on multiple felony drug charges after police say a raid at his Harbor Walk apartment led to the discovery of a large quantity of dangerous drugs. According to a press release from the League City Police Department, detectives...

HOUSTON – Authorities are piecing together what led up to a deadly shooting where two men’s bodies were found in a southwest Houston park. The Houston Police Department told KPRC 2’s Bryce Newberry they got a call just before 6 a.m. at Wildheather Park off W Fuqua St.

Fire officials said a man was rescued after becoming trapped in a house fire on Friday morning.

While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. Reimbursement and accountability. That’s what a group of frustrated homeowners in Houston’s Rice Military neighborhood is demanding after an 18-wheeler reportedly knocked down power lines on their street. Not only did it...

A study is also showing how prevalent road rage has become and how it could be changing our driving habits.