A tractor-trailer fire near Fannin Street has forced the closure of lanes on Highway 59 in Houston. Authorities are managing traffic as crews work to extinguish the blaze and clear the scene. Delays are expected.
Texas Democrats left their convention united in a renewed effort to end the GOP’s 30-year dominance in state politics. The party emphasized voter engagement and strategy to shift Texas’s political landscape.
Hooky Entertainment is making waves in Baytown, offering vibrant nightlife and live music that captivate the community. Featured on Bayou City Buzz, the venue is quickly becoming a local hotspot in the Houston area.
A Westbury High School senior was fatally shot near campus, authorities confirm. Family members have identified the victim as they seek answers in the ongoing investigation. KHOU will provide updates as details emerge.
Two roommates have been charged following the death of a woman in Houston in May 2025. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. More details are expected as the case develops.
Camera maker Leica is set to open its first Texas store in Houston’s upscale River Oaks District. The new location will showcase Leica’s premium cameras and accessories to local photography enthusiasts.
Houston’s college sports are entering a new era of growth and opportunity. With upgraded facilities and strong recruitment, the Cougars aim to elevate their national standing in the coming seasons.
Houston police are actively searching for a suspect involved in a robbery on Westheimer Road. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward to assist in the ongoing investigation. Click2Houston will provide updates.
This week in politics (Aug. 5, 2026), key legislative debates unfolded on healthcare reform and climate policy. Houston lawmakers clashed over budget priorities amid rising public pressure for action. Stay tuned for updates.
New community events in the Lake Houston area are set to drive economic growth by attracting visitors and supporting local businesses. Organizers aim to boost commerce while fostering neighborhood engagement.
An ICE officer in Houston has been placed on administrative leave after reportedly striking a man with an SUV. Authorities are investigating the incident. More details to follow.
Houston moms lost the first round in court as judges ruled against their effort to display the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms. The case highlights ongoing debates over religion in education.
Homicide detectives in Houston’s 5th Ward are investigating after a driver discovered a body Thursday morning. Authorities have yet to release details on the victim’s identity or cause of death. The investigation is ongoing.
Houston’s top 10 banks in 2026 reveal shifting deposits, with major gains and losses reshaping the local financial landscape. The Business Journals highlights which institutions led growth and which fell behind.
Congratulations pour in for J.J. Watt as the Houston Texans announce his Hall of Fame induction. Fans and peers alike celebrate the defensive star’s remarkable career and lasting impact on the game.
A Texas prosecutor alleges an ICE agent intentionally struck a man with a vehicle in Houston. The incident is under investigation as authorities seek to determine the agent’s actions and intent, ABC News reports.
An ICE agent struck and injured a man with a vehicle during a pursuit in Houston, authorities confirmed. The sheriff’s office is investigating the incident, with the injured individual receiving medical attention.
Exclusive: Legendary musician Willie Nelson endorses James Talarico for U.S. Senate. The Texas icon praised Talarico’s leadership and vision in a move that could reshape the race. More in the Houston Chronicle.
Houston ISD is cutting staff and campus budgets after enrollment dropped nearly 10,000 students from last year, prompting district leaders to adjust resources amid declining student numbers.
The Houston Chronicle endorses O’Donnell, highlighting his proven track record. With critical progress made under his leadership, the paper urges Harris County to protect and build upon these achievements for the community’s benefit.