Houston authorities report a missing teen with autism is currently in federal custody, according to ICE. The agency is coordinating efforts to ensure the teen’s safety and reunite them with family, FOX 26 Houston confirms.
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Houston solidifies its role as a global gateway for international trade and investment, driven by strategic infrastructure, diverse industries, and robust partnerships, says the Greater Houston Partnership.
West Virginia Mountaineers visit Houston Cougars in a tightly contested matchup. Sportsbook Wire offers the latest odds, expert picks, and predictions to help bettors navigate this high-stakes college basketball showdown.
Kevin Durant’s move to the Houston Rockets has sparked a dynamic partnership, blending his scoring prowess with the team’s explosive offense. This synergy positions the Rockets as top contenders in the NBA’s evolving landscape.
The University of Houston Cougars have surged to a 3-0 start, raising bowl game prospects. Analysts project UH to secure a postseason berth, highlighting strong offense and solid defense as keys to sustaining momentum.
A man accused of killing three people in Houston and Sugar Land has been identified, FOX 26 Houston reports. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the shootings as the community reels from the tragedy.
Houston police are seeking tips to solve ongoing crimes labeled as a “nuisance” at The Life at Jackson Square apartments in Meyerland. Authorities urge residents to report suspicious activity to help ensure community safety.
This weekend in Houston, don’t miss the gripping stage adaptation of American Psycho and the vibrant Japan Festival Houston, celebrating culture with food, music, and performances. A weekend bursting with diverse experiences awaits.
Nick Chubb has taken the top spot on the Houston Texans’ running back depth chart following Joe Mixon’s injury. The Texans now rely on Chubb’s experience to bolster their ground game moving forward.
The accused killer of a Houston college student has been extradited from Mexico, nearly 20 years after the crime. Authorities say this marks a significant step toward justice in the long-awaited case.
Houston’s Trump Burger, known for its political branding, appears closed following ongoing legal battles and immigration issues involving its ownership. The closure marks the end of a contentious chapter in the local dining scene.
A high-tech entertainment concept has opened in the former New Caney big box store, offering cutting-edge attractions and immersive experiences. The new venue aims to transform local entertainment with advanced technology and interactive fun.
A woman was hospitalized after being shot by her father in southwest Houston, according to police. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
The owner of Turkey Leg Hut made their first court appearance in Houston Monday, facing charges of hindering arrest. Authorities allege interference during a recent police action at the popular eatery. Further hearings are pending.
A man was fatally stabbed in Southwest Houston’s Almeda area, officials report. Police detained a suspect near a nearby school. Authorities continue investigating the incident, urging public vigilance.
Gov. Abbott has named several Houston-area schools as “Lone Star Ribbon Schools” following the elimination of the national recognition program. The new state honor aims to celebrate academic excellence locally.
Frontrunners in the 18th Congressional District special election have released conflicting polling data, deepening uncertainty ahead of the vote. Houston Public Media examines the discrepancies and potential impacts on the race.
YES Prep and Pasadena ISD are equipping students with skills and career pathways to secure living-wage jobs. Their innovative programs focus on college readiness and vocational training, boosting economic opportunities for Houston youth.
Eli Lilly has announced plans to manufacture its new weight-loss drug at a $6.5 billion facility in Houston. The state-of-the-art site aims to boost production and meet growing demand nationwide.
Want to attend a public college or university in Texas without paying tuition? The Houston Chronicle reveals new programs and eligibility criteria that can make higher education free for many students across the state.