Diamonds are getting cheaper, but Johnny Dang says not all sparkle is equal
HOUSTON — If you're thinking about splurging on some new bling, now might be the time. The global diamond market is shifting, with lab-grown diamonds rising in popularity. That has led to a drop in prices for natural diamonds. Houston’s King of Bling Johnny Dang says the difference between...
Memorial Hermann employees sue after hidden cameras found in The Woodlands hospital restrooms
Memorial Hermann employees have filed a lawsuit against the hospital and a man accused of invasive visual recording.
‘Public education is worth defending’ | Westfield valedictorian and Harvard grad making history in...
HOUSTON — A Houston native and recent Harvard graduate has a new role in Spring ISD. Da’Vion Tatum, a valedictorian of Westfield High School, is now the youngest ever board director of Spring ISD's Education Foundation. "We often say that I'm Houston born, but Spring ISD raised," Tatum...
Houston has highest poverty rate among largest U.S. cities, according to census data
One out of five people in Houston lives in poverty, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data. Those recently released numbers put Houston at the top of the list with the highest poverty rate among America's largest cities.
Spring Woman Arrested After Stabbing Man During Altercation, Deputies Say
SPRING, Texas – A woman is facing felony charges after deputies say she stabbed a The post Spring Woman Arrested After Stabbing Man During Altercation, Deputies Say first appeared on Texas Herald News - Texas News, covers news and events in Houston, Austin, West Texas .
Big changes at FOX 26 and CW39 as on-air personalities exit
Both stations have recently lost familiar faces and brought in new talent.
Trial begins for man accused of killing 9-year-old Arlene Alvarez in 2022
The trial began Wednesday for Tony Earls, who's facing a manslaughter charge in the shooting death of Arlene Alvarez.
Ex-ICE deportation officer in Conroe sentenced for laundering $700,000 in ‘drug money’
HOUSTON — A former deportation officer with the Office of Homeland Security is going to prison for laundering drug money. A federal judge in Houston sentenced Christopher Washington Toral, 49, from Spring, to 70 months, or nearly six years in prison. He was also ordered to pay a $20,000 fine.
From Paris to Houston: Toddler battling leukemia finds hope at Texas Children’s Hospital
HOUSTON – This Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, we share the inspiring story of John, a brave two-year-old whose family vacation turned into a life-changing fight against cancer. From Family Trip to Urgent Diagnosis. John was just about to celebrate his second birthday when he started feeling unwell during a...
HPD said ‘no one taken against their will’ after reports of child abduction in...
Houston police initially were called out to the school for an alleged kidnapping of a little girl, and they say they can not find any evidence that a crime occurred.
