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This article is co-published with ProPublica, the Houston Chronicle and The Texas Tribune as part of an initiative to report on how power is wielded in Texas. The devastating flooding in Houston caused by Hurricane Harvey in 2017 killed dozens of people, inundated hundreds of thousands of homes and left the community...

A Conroe police motorcycle officer was hospitalized Thursday after being by another vehicle, according to Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough. According to Houston Transtar, this happened on the North Freeway near Wilson Road. Keough shared the update on Facebook, writing: “Please join me in prayer for Conroe PD...

HOUSTON — Hundreds of City of Houston retirees reported that they still haven't received their pension payments after taking retirement buyouts several months ago. At least that was the message on Wednesday at City Hall from Councilmember Edward Pollard. It led to a back-and-forth between him and Mayor John...

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a man in Houston earlier this month. James Brown, 50, has been charged with murder in the death of 36-year-old Joshua Hampton. The incident occurred on August 12 around 9 a.m. in the 4500 block of Pickfair Street.

Hostess recalls packages of Ding Dongs because of a potential mold contamination

A Houston call center owned by the Kingdom of God Global Church was one of many that were raided on Wednesday. FOX 26's Jillian Hartmann explains the arrests and allegations behind the raid.

Officials said the deputies were outside their patrol vehicles, assisting at the scene, before being hit, causing the tollway at Ella Boulevard to be shut down on Thursday.

Eight years after Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston, officials continue to explore how to prevent another catastrophe. One idea: massive underground tunnels to redirect stormwater – and new reporting reveals Elon Musk’s Boring Company has been involved in the planning. Here are the stories on Texas Standard for...

A New ‘Civility Ordinance’ Makes Swaths of Houston Permanently Off Limits to Homeless People—Pushing Poverty Out of Sight, Not Out of Existence Houston’s dystopian-sounding “civility ordinance” has been extended so that several areas of downtown are now off limits to … Continue reading →

THE WOODLANDS, Texas – The now-former Memorial Hermann employee accused of installing hidden cameras in hospital bathrooms is currently facing new charges. FIRST REPORT: Staff, patients captured in hundreds of hidden recordings by former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee. Robert Shrader, 41, of Magnolia, was...