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Family confirms an 18-year-old man was killed Friday afternoon after being shot near a Sugar Land park.

Law enforcement said the chase began in Missouri City and ended near downtown Houston around 4 a.m. Wednesday.

The store said "something delicious" is coming soon.

Cypress and Cy-Fair residents, families and businesses are invited to help make the 2026 Festival of Trees a holiday celebration with a purpose, with opportunities to decorate trees, donate auction items and support neighbors facing hunger and homelessness.

Cypress-based Misfit Brewing is celebrating a national gold medal for its Sludge Factory Imperial Chocolate Stout, adding another major honor to a growing list of awards for the small local brewery.

Missing Texas mother Christin “Chrissy” Munn-Holliday has been missing for nearly two weeks without a trace after a mysterious hit-and-run car crash on Highway 10 in Louisiana. Now, her mother, LaReshia Holliday, says some of the details just don’t add up, as Louisiana investigators have yet to answer pressing questions about what led Chrissy to allegedly walk away from a hit-and-run car crash scene, with no one reportedly seeing her.

RICHMOND — A man has sued the city’s Fire Department over injuries he suffered when a fire truck ran him over last year, lacerating his spleen and breaking his back. But attorneys for the city of Richmond have countered by pointing out that the plaintiff, Emilson Garcia-Ponce, was allegedly sleeping on the Fire Department’s driveway with a blood alcohol level that was measured at .15 percent. The two sides had a status conference on Thursday, where Richmond’s lawyers reported that Garcia-Ponce “

Houston could fall into the low 60s while northern communities have better odds of reaching the 50s.

Two brothers bought a Harris County house together in early 2008, and a 2010 fire left it unlivable. Their insurer, American Risk Insurance Company, Inc., sent a fire expert, whose lab tests found petroleum distillate in three of the four places sampled. None of those three places had burned. The one sample from a spot that did burn came back negative.

Emmanuel Olugbaike Finnih, a former adjunct professor at Texas Southern University, was sentenced on Oct. 2, 2026 to 78 months in federal prison for filing more than 100 fraudulent federal student aid applications. He sought over $1.3 million in grants and loans, and $921,189.08 was disbursed, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of... The post A former Texas Southern adjunct professor got 78 months for filing over 100 fraudulent federal student aid applications that paid out $9