Spotty storm today, widespread storms and flood threat Wednesday
Southeast Texas is expecting rain and storm chances to increase overnight, with Wednesday being the main day to watch for isolated flood risk due to 1-2 inches of rain and isolated totals of 3-5 inches in some areas.
Volunteer wildlife rehabilitators say proposed Texas changes could mean fewer lives saved
HOUSTON - Volunteer wildlife rehabilitators say proposed changes the state wants to make could mean fewer lives saved. On Thursday, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will vote on sweeping changes. Wildlife rehabilitators express concerns. What they're saying:. Those changes are worrying wildlife rehabilitators al
Houston suburb secures No. 5 rank on list of safest midsized Texas cities
As the greater Houston area continues to grow with an influx of new residents, Sugar Land is in the lead for its safety and security for residents, according to a new report. Sugar Land has been named the No. 5 safest midsize city to live in Texas, and it ranks as the 64th safest city in the U.S., according to a new Sm
One person dead, two injured following shooting incident in Texas
TEXAS — One person was killed and two others were injured in a shooting late Monday night in west Houston, according to the Houston Police Department. Police said officers responded just before midnight to a parking lot in the 2300 block of Highway 6 near Westheimer Road. Investigators said two men, believed to be in [
Waymo pauses robotaxi operations across major Texas cities
Waymo temporarily suspends autonomous robotaxi services in Dallas, Austin, Houston, San Antonio due to severe flooding incidents and extreme weather.
New Museum District high-rise lures tenants with events and on-site bar
High-rise apartment living is taking on a new look at Forme, which just opened its doors in the Museum District. Located at 5501 LaBranch Street, the 33-story building boasts urban living centered on wellness, productivity, community, and restoration, with a setup that blends the best of luxury hospitality and amenity-
This week in Texas music history: Pauline Oliveros’ 21st birthday
On May 30, 1932, composer, accordionist, and theorist Pauline Oliveros was born in Houston. At age 16, she acquired her first accordion and decided she wanted to be a composer. She relocated to San Francisco in 1952 where she studied with early innovators of avant-garde electronic music like La Monte Young, Terry Riley
What is the ‘Memorial Day Murph’? Texas takes on a CrossFit tradition honoring fallen...
Texas has more "Murph Challenge" hosts than any other state, who lead the workout to remember a Medal of Honor recipient who saved Houstonian Marcus Luttrell.
Millions in Texas Advised to Drive Less on Memorial Day Over Air Quality
Air quality alerts have been issued for major Texas cities, as officials warned of potentially elevated ozone levels.
Pet Retail Franchise Operator in Texas Enters Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
A Sugar Land, Texas-based pet supplies retailer has filed for bankruptcy protection. IKPM Pet Supply LLC has not disclosed a reason for the filing. A Chapter 11 filing typically indicates an effort to restructure debt under court supervision. IKPM Pet Supply LLC Enters Bankruptcy. The locally owned and operated pet...

















