Author: Samuel Brown

Witnesses have disputed the government’s account of a deadly ICE shooting in Houston, raising questions about the incident. Conflicting statements are intensifying calls for an independent investigation.

During FIFA events in Houston, fans can enjoy free activities hosted by the Houston SPCA. From pet meet-and-greets to community games, these events offer fun for all ages without spending a dime.

ICE detained a Houston man after he reported a shooting to local police, raising concerns about immigration enforcement at crime scenes. The incident highlights tensions between community safety and federal immigration policies.

Texas Tech K-12 has launched its first-ever partnership in the Houston area, expanding access to innovative educational programs and resources for local students and schools. This marks a significant step in Texas Tech’s K-12 outreach.

Gary Woodland holds the lead at the Houston Open, aiming for his first victory since the 2019 U.S. Open. The former major champ shows strong form as he seeks to end his winless streak.

The Texans’ flagship radio station is expanding its reach with a new FM signal launching in August, enhancing broadcast quality and accessibility for Houston fans, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta is set to acquire Caesars Entertainment in a $17.6 billion deal, marking a major shift in the casino industry. This high-stakes move highlights Fertitta’s expanding entertainment empire.

A missing Jordanian athlete who disappeared in Houston was found safe in the Chicago area, authorities confirmed. The individual is now reunited with family, ending a multi-day search and concern.

Scoop: Harris County saw an 11% drop in gun-related crimes in 2025, marking a significant decline compared to previous years. Officials credit enhanced community policing and targeted interventions for the improvement.

Houston’s East End neighborhood unveiled the revitalized Mason Park ahead of the World Cup. The upgrade features new amenities aimed at boosting community engagement and providing a vibrant space for residents and visitors.

In May, ICE Houston arrested over 700 criminal illegal aliens, with the majority holding violent crime convictions, highlighting ongoing efforts to target dangerous offenders within the community, officials reported.

In Houston, the National Association of Manufacturers CEO urged urgent reforms in immigration, permitting, and trade policies to boost U.S. manufacturing competitiveness and economic growth, addressing industry challenges.

Relatives of a Houston man fatally shot by an ICE agent describe him as a “hard-working family man.” The incident has sparked community outcry and calls for a thorough investigation, highlighting concerns over law enforcement actions.

A federal appeals court ruled that Texas can require public schools to display the Ten Commandments. The decision marks a significant shift in the ongoing debate over religion in public education, stirring controversy nationwide.

Houston police have charged a man with capital murder following the discovery of an employee’s body inside a local business, according to ABC13 Houston. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek further details.

Houston has seen a surge in special elections recently due to numerous resignations, scandals, and political shifts. This uptick reflects ongoing local challenges and changing leadership dynamics in the city.

Houston offers a variety of free, family-friendly events this spring break, from mudbug festivals to Minions-themed activities. Discover fun outdoor and indoor options for all ages throughout the city.

Houston police seized several guns and drugs during a recent raid, authorities said. The Houston Police Department is investigating the case as part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal weapons and narcotics in the city.

In West Houston, a tragic workplace accident occurred when a woman was fatally struck by a coworker driving a box truck. Authorities are investigating the incident. Details remain limited. (FOX 26 Houston)

Thieves have been targeting electrical components in a Houston subdivision, causing power disruptions and safety concerns. Local authorities urge residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.