HPD officer seeks immunity ruling in Harding Street raid deaths
Officer Felipe Gallegos tells a federal court he should be immune from the wrongful death lawsuit over the HPD Harding Street raid that killed Tuttle and Nicholas.
Houston, Texas Butcher Shop Named One of the Best in America
In a recent "Best Of" list released by USA Today, one Houston, Texas butcher shop has landed on their list of the "10 Best Butcher Shops in the U.S."
Investigation underway after man found shot to death at northeast Houston apartment complex: HPD
Houston police said they are investigating after a 20-year-old man was found shot to death at Silver Glen Apartments in northeast Houston.
Woman killed, 5 injured in shootout at a large party in southwest Houston, according...
A woman is dead and five others are hurt following a shootout at a large party in southeast Houston, according to HPD.
New Paws, New Love: Adopt Dogs Today in Spring, TX
Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around spring..
Why Do People Choose to Jog on the Street Instead of the Available Sidewalk?
In the Rice, Boulevard Oaks, and West U areas, it's a common sight to see people jogging or walking in the middle of the street, even when there are sidewalks available. This peculiar behavior has sparked curiosity and raised questions about why these individuals choose the road over the sidewalk.
Suspects Arrested in Connection to 2016 Fatal Shooting on McDaniel Street in Houston
Houston police have arrested Henry Nathan Ibanez, 29, and Eric Rios, 30, in connection with the fatal shooting of Emanuel Carrillo, 34. The incident occurred on May 21, 2016, at 1807 McDaniel Street. Both men are charged with murder in the 176th Criminal District Court.
Houston’s Westheimer, FM 1960 Exposed As Killer Corridors For Pedestrians
Two of Houston's busiest roads just landed on a national list for all the wrong reasons. A Washington Post investigation mapped recent pedestrian fatalities and found Westheimer Road and Farm to Market Road 1960 among the nation's most deadly corridors for people on foot. Between 2010 and 2023, 36 pedestrians were...
Houston ISD board fires 38-year teaching veteran, rejecting TEA examiner’s recommendation
Houston ISD board terminated Jamie Russo, first-grade teacher at a Mandarin Immersion Magnet School.
Project Row Houses: Art, Community, and Culture in Houston’s Third Ward
Houston is full of hidden gems, and one of its brightest treasures is Project Row Houses, located in the city’s historic Third Ward. Known as one of Houston’s oldest African American neighborhoods, Third Ward is filled with culture, love, pride, and impact. At the heart of it all is Project Row Houses (PRH), a...
