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Coveted transfer guard Corey Hadnot II loved Houston coach Kelvin Sampson's blunt recruiting pitch and usage plan. Corey Hadnot II liked what the University of Houston’s recruiting presentation lacked — any fluff. Instead Kelvin Sampson and his elite staff presented the coveted 6-foot-3 transfer guard, who Kentucky was also after, with a clear game plan of how they would use him.

Houston police on Tuesday named 20-year-old Arentheis Winn as a person of interest in a deadly November 28, 2025 shooting that left a man dead and a woman wounded in a southwest Houston parking lot. Investigators say Winn is wanted for questioning, and no arrests have been announced as detectives continue to chase new leads tied to the late November case.

BAYTOWN, Texas — A former Baytown-area high school guidance counselor is facing serious charges after investigators say she had an inappropriate relationship with a student that began when he was just 14 years old. According to court records, the investigation began late last year after a Goose Creek CISD...

A $270 million Upper Kirby project is moving forward despite tariffs and delays, as developers bet Houston’s next real estate cycle will bring stronger demand for new apartments and office space.

Going to a Fleet Week Houston ship tour? Here’s what you need before stepping aboard, including ID rules, dress code, and who can participate.

Preliminary plans show a hotel and convention center, office tower, retail, dining, and residential units.

Nina Rand, Courtney Freels, Audrey Cuertas, Kathryn Boeker at the Blushington River Oaks VIP preview party. After leaving the high-powered, highly competitive world of oil and gas trading behind, native Houstonian Courtney Freels has stepped into a much more beautiful world. She has taken the route of entrepreneur and signed on to open Houston’s first Blushington, a one-stop shop for beauty services...

Alice Johnson Junior High in Channelview went into lockdown Monday after a student allegedly threatened another student, prompting a rapid response from school officials and law enforcement. District leaders said they immediately followed established safety protocols while the situation was investigated. Officials later determined the student did not have the means to carry out the threat and stated the student will face consequences under...

A Houston-area water customer was being charged for an irrigation meter he wasn’t using — and when he called to fix it, he got the wrong answer. Mark, a Houston Heights resident, reached out to KPRC 2 ‘ENOUGH’ reporter Amy Davis after noticing he was paying a monthly fee for an inactive water meter. Customer service told him there was nothing he could do...

Mike Miles said that HISD schools can apply to leave his New Education System after receiving three consecutive 'A' ratings.