Spring TX

As the war in Iran continues, it's directly impacting gas prices in Houston. People at the pump told ABC13, in a car-centric city, they feel they have no option but to keep filling up.

HOUSTON, TX – An adult male and an adult female were injured in a shooting during a domestic disturbance at a residence in Houston. Officers responded to the shooting around 11:25 p.m. in the 5100 block of Danfield Drive. Police said the two individuals, identified as a husband and...

We are springing forward this weekend and turning our clocks back an hour which means you will lose an hour of sleep but gain more daylight overall.

A growing Houston hand roll restaurant has signed on to a new Galleria-area development. Handies Douzo is the fourth restaurant announced for Central Park Post Oak. Opened in late 2019, Handies is known for wrapping its rolls in crispy seaweed that gives each bite a distinct crunch. The well-executed dishes and...

HOUSTON — The U.S. economy lost 92,000 jobs in February and the national unemployment rate climbed to 4.4%, according to the Labor Department, but Houston appears to be weathering the slowdown better than most of the country. While February figures for the Houston metro area are not yet available,...

Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland are continuing their legacy of giving back to their hometown of Houston. The Knowles-Rowland House, an $8.4 million permanent supportive housing project backed by the Destiny’s Child stars, is nearing completion and is expected to open in early 2026. The 31-unit complex will provide...

Southeast Texas is under a Slight Risk of severe storms on Saturday, with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall, and street flooding is a concern.

This youngster spent the last year raising this steer from a calf for presentation at the Junior Market Steer Auction. The Rodeo Auction Angeles make sure none of those journeys go to waste. Thank-you notes have come pouring in for the Rodeo Auction Angels from youngsters whose steers at the...

A Houston developer's concrete crushing company appears to be withdrawing from its battle with hundreds of residents living in popular suburban enclaves in Fort Bend County. Julpit Inc., a firm founded by Houston developer John S. Beeson, has already been rebuffed twice by the Texas Commission on Environmental...

There are mornings in Houston when the city feels alive before the sun even fully rises, and one of those mornings led me straight to a small, unassuming spot tucked into a strip on West Gray Street. Christy’s Donuts does not announce itself with a flashy sign or a trendy...