Man with knife shot, killed after charging METRO officers at southeast Houston bus stop, agency says
Read full article: Man with knife shot, killed after charging METRO officers at southeast Houston bus stop, agency saysA man holding a knife at a southeast Houston bus stop was shot and killed by METRO officers after he charged at them, according to the agency.
Houston Weekend Weather Forecast: Humidity, Strawberries, Baseball and Jeep Week.
Read full article: Houston Weekend Weather Forecast: Humidity, Strawberries, Baseball and Jeep Week.Houston weekend weather forecast May 16-17, 2026: Triple-digit feels-like heat for Pasadena Strawberry Festival, Rangers vs Astros, and Jeep Weekend on Bolivar. Stay hydrated, check traffic and beat the huidity.
‘Eat Like a Local’ finds top Houston area spots for dumplings, kebabs, and Yemeni-Mexican Pastries
Read full article: ‘Eat Like a Local’ finds top Houston area spots for dumplings, kebabs, and Yemeni-Mexican PastriesIn this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd heads off the beaten path to find some of Houston’s best dishes tucked inside gas stations, strip plazas and places you’ve passed by a dozen times without stopping. So slow down and take a look as Chris uncovers some of the best bites hidden in plain sight. This episode took us across Houston for three very different experiences — a deeply comforting Turkish feast, expertly crafted hand-made dumplings, and a bakery blending Yemeni and Mexican flavors into something uniquely Houston.
Woman accused of stabbing cousin during family disturbance in southeast Houston, HPD says
Read full article: Woman accused of stabbing cousin during family disturbance in southeast Houston, HPD saysA woman in her 30s was detained after allegedly stabbing her cousin during a family disturbance at a home in southeast Houston.
Family demands answers after woman’s body found in stranger’s apartment, HPD reopens case
Read full article: Family demands answers after woman’s body found in stranger’s apartment, HPD reopens caseA Houston family is speaking out months after discovering their loved one’s body was found inside a stranger’s apartment — and KPRC 2 News has learned the case, which was previously closed, is now back under investigation.
Argument between teenagers escalates to shooting outside Third Ward Burger King; 17-year-old suspect in custody
Read full article: Argument between teenagers escalates to shooting outside Third Ward Burger King; 17-year-old suspect in custodyHouston police say a 17-year-old is in custody after two other teenagers were shot during an argument outside a Burger King restaurant in the Third Ward Friday.
Tomball restaurant manager gets 6 year prison sentence for fentanyl death of coworker
Read full article: Tomball restaurant manager gets 6 year prison sentence for fentanyl death of coworkerThe Tomball restaurant manager accused of killing his coworker by giving her a fatal bump of fentanyl in August 2024 has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Houston water safety experts urge parents to stay vigilant around swimming areas this summer
Read full article: Houston water safety experts urge parents to stay vigilant around swimming areas this summerAs summer temperatures rise across Houston, many families are heading to pools and splash pads to cool off. But water safety experts warn that drowning can happen in seconds — often silently and without warning.
HISD defends special education changes as parents raise concerns over student transfers
Read full article: HISD defends special education changes as parents raise concerns over student transfersHISD officials say new limits on classroom grade levels and class sizes are meant to better support students in self-contained special education.
Your kids could end up in different school districts because of the Houston Texans new headquarters
Read full article: Your kids could end up in different school districts because of the Houston Texans new headquartersThe Houston Texans TORO District is splitting two school districts in Bridgeland. Here is what Cy-Fair and Waller ISD are saying about the impact on students and families.
Pasadena ISD considering school closures amid declining enrollment, budget pressures
Read full article: Pasadena ISD considering school closures amid declining enrollment, budget pressuresPasadena ISD has become the latest Houston-area district to consider school closures as falling enrollment and rising costs create budget challenges across Texas public schools.
At Houston’s Alley Theatre, “Dear Alien” explores the beautiful weirdness of being human
Read full article: At Houston’s Alley Theatre, “Dear Alien” explores the beautiful weirdness of being humanThere’s something quietly radical about a play that asks audiences to slow down and listen — really listen — to the inner lives of strangers. That’s part of the intrigue behind Dear Alien, the new world premiere now playing at Houston’s Alley Theatre from acclaimed playwright Liz Duffy Adams.
Houston City Council District C runoff is Saturday: What to know
Read full article: Houston City Council District C runoff is Saturday: What to knowHouston City Council District C voters will choose between Joe Panzarella and Nick Hellyar in a runoff election on Saturday, May 16, to fill the seat vacated by Abbie Kamin until January 2028.
Texas Supreme Court rejects Abbott’s request to remove Democratic Rep. Gene Wu from office over redistricting protest
Read full article: Texas Supreme Court rejects Abbott’s request to remove Democratic Rep. Gene Wu from office over redistricting protestMore than 50 Democrats, including Wu — the House Democratic leader — left the state last August to shut down the Legislature and stall passage of the GOP’s map.
‘Our kids are not second-class citizens’: Parents erupt over HISD special education overhaul at board meeting
Read full article: ‘Our kids are not second-class citizens’: Parents erupt over HISD special education overhaul at board meetingParents packed the HISD board meeting Thursday night to protest the district’s proposed special education restructuring plan, with some families saying the changes could uproot students with disabilities from schools where they finally feel safe and supported. Two parents were escorted out as emotions boiled over during public comment.
Flood maps force Irvinton Village relocation as residents welcome chance to leave
Read full article: Flood maps force Irvinton Village relocation as residents welcome chance to leaveWhat was once planned as a major redevelopment of Irvinton Village on Houston’s Near Northside is now shifting toward full relocation after new federal flood maps raised serious concerns about the site’s future.
Hot Oil, Hammer, Homicide: Little Saigon bar employee killed on the job, suspect charged in gruesome capital murder
Read full article: Hot Oil, Hammer, Homicide: Little Saigon bar employee killed on the job, suspect charged in gruesome capital murderA 47-year-old man has been charged with capital murder in the death of an employee at Tropical Tea, a karaoke bar in the Little Saigon neighborhood.
Can you use your phone at a red light in Texas? Here’s what state law says
Read full article: Can you use your phone at a red light in Texas? Here’s what state law saysIf you’re stopped at a red light in Texas and tempted to check a text, scroll social media, or answer a message, you could still be breaking the law.
Texas ranks No. 33 in US for senior fraud and scam reports, study finds
Read full article: Texas ranks No. 33 in US for senior fraud and scam reports, study findsAs Senior Fraud Awareness Day approaches on Friday, a new study shows Texas ranks in the middle of the pack when it comes to scams targeting older adults.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton blocks more than 130 cities from raising property taxes
Read full article: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton blocks more than 130 cities from raising property taxesAttorney General Ken Paxton accused the cities, most of them small, of violating a state law aimed at preventing cities from unduly raising property taxes.
Catalytic converter theft suspect caught after wild chase by car, scooter and swim through Houston bayou
Read full article: Catalytic converter theft suspect caught after wild chase by car, scooter and swim through Houston bayouA suspected catalytic converter thief is in custody after what Houston police described as a chaotic pursuit involving a vehicle chase, an electric scooter, a foot chase and even a swim through Little White Oak Bayou.
Former Katy ISD paraprofessional accused of sexually assaulting 13-year-old student
Read full article: Former Katy ISD paraprofessional accused of sexually assaulting 13-year-old studentA newly obtained search warrant reveals disturbing allegations against a former Katy ISD employee accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old student and communicating with the child through social media.
METRO Police unveil real-time translation tool ahead of FIFA World Cup in Houston
Read full article: METRO Police unveil real-time translation tool ahead of FIFA World Cup in HoustonThe METRO Police Department in Houston has introduced a real-time translation system to aid communication during emergencies and major events ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Musaafer Houston Beekeeper cocktail program highlights honey from local neighborhoods
Read full article: Musaafer Houston Beekeeper cocktail program highlights honey from local neighborhoodsMusaafer Houston Beekeeper cocktail program features drinks made with honey sourced from local neighborhoods. Each cocktail tells a story and highlights sustainable practices, the importance of pollinators, and seasonal sourcing. The restaurant's award-winning bartender shares three signature cocktails from the innovative menu in celebration of World Bee Day.
The sinking suburbs: Parts of Katy have sunk more than a foot since 2007
Read full article: The sinking suburbs: Parts of Katy have sunk more than a foot since 2007Parts of the Katy area have sunk about 14 inches since 2007, according to new data from the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District, which says some of Houston’s fastest-growing suburbs are continuing to slowly sink as groundwater pumping persists.
Man arrested, charged in stabbing, robbery of Houston Methodist employee in TMC parking garage
Read full article: Man arrested, charged in stabbing, robbery of Houston Methodist employee in TMC parking garagePerry Green, 46, was arrested and charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery after allegedly stabbing and robbing a Houston Methodist employee in a Texas Medical Center parking garage.
Gov. Abbott expands Texas Repeat Offender Task Force to Dallas, Austin, San Antonio
Read full article: Gov. Abbott expands Texas Repeat Offender Task Force to Dallas, Austin, San AntonioGov. Greg Abbott is expanding a state law enforcement effort targeting repeat violent offenders, directing the Texas Department of Public Safety to grow its “Texas Repeat Offender Task Force” beyond Houston to additional major metro areas.
‘Historic day’: WNBA approves Connecticut Sun move to Houston ahead of 2027 season, reviving Houston Comets franchise
Read full article: ‘Historic day’: WNBA approves Connecticut Sun move to Houston ahead of 2027 season, reviving Houston Comets franchiseThe WNBA announced Wednesday that WNBA and NBA owners unanimously approved the sale of the Connecticut Sun and the team’s relocation to Houston ahead of the 2027 season.
Homeless man shot, killed by homeowner after trespassing in NE Houston neighborhood
Read full article: Homeless man shot, killed by homeowner after trespassing in NE Houston neighborhoodA homeless man is dead after a homeowner shot him during a confrontation in a northeast Houston neighborhood Wednesday, according to police.
Census: As North Texas’ far-flung towns grow, Dallas and its bigger suburbs shrink
Read full article: Census: As North Texas’ far-flung towns grow, Dallas and its bigger suburbs shrinkSix of Texas’ largest cities lost residents in 2025: Dallas, El Paso, Arlington, Plano, Irving and Garland.
Woman stabs married couple during violent rampage outside SE Houston apartment complex
Read full article: Woman stabs married couple during violent rampage outside SE Houston apartment complexTwo people were stabbed, and several others narrowly escaped after a woman allegedly went on a violent rampage Wednesday night at an apartment complex in southeast Houston, according to police.
FIFA World Cup 26: Democratic Republic of Congo's home base at SaberCats Stadium
Read full article: FIFA World Cup 26: Democratic Republic of Congo's home base at SaberCats StadiumThe upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 will feature seven matches in Houston at NRG Stadium, which will be renamed Houston Stadium during the tournament.
FBI previews World Cup security hub in Houston: Drones, cyber threats and real-time intel sharing
Read full article: FBI previews World Cup security hub in Houston: Drones, cyber threats and real-time intel sharingWith just weeks until World Cup matches arrive in Houston, the FBI in Houston says security planning has been underway for more than a year — and a key part of that plan is a centralized command post where federal, state and local agencies will work side by side.
Deadline approaching for Texas homeowners to protest property values and potentially lower tax bills - Clone
Read full article: Deadline approaching for Texas homeowners to protest property values and potentially lower tax bills - CloneTime is running out to challenge your property tax bill, and the savings could be significant.
Could hantavirus become another pandemic? Texas Children’s Hospital doctor answers internet’s biggest questions
Read full article: Could hantavirus become another pandemic? Texas Children’s Hospital doctor answers internet’s biggest questionsAs questions about hantavirus continue circulating online, KPRC 2 took some of the internet’s most common concerns to Dr. Sheldon Kaplan, who said he has worked in infectious diseases at Texas Children’s Hospital for 50 years.
Abandoned Houston eyesore finally getting cleared after 16 complaints since 2022; 2 Helps You getting action from city
Read full article: Abandoned Houston eyesore finally getting cleared after 16 complaints since 2022; 2 Helps You getting action from cityResidents told us they are concerned about squatters, illegal activity and illegal dumping.
Trump Interstate? Cornyn Proposes Renaming U.S. Highway 287 as Interstate 47
Read full article: Trump Interstate? Cornyn Proposes Renaming U.S. Highway 287 as Interstate 47Texas Senator John Cornyn is proposing a major highway change that would honor President Donald Trump while reshaping one of the nation’s longest roadways.
Local chef turns pandemic setback into a thriving Filipino food pop-up business
Read full article: Local chef turns pandemic setback into a thriving Filipino food pop-up businessToday on Houston Life, we met the woman behind Aleng Nina's, the small business sharing Filipino culture through food and learn why losing her job during the pandemic was the jumpstart she and her husband needed to follow their passion. Plus where you can find their Filipino food pop ups around Houston.
Family fun meets coastal charm in Port Aransas, Texas’ premier Gulf Coast getaway
Read full article: Family fun meets coastal charm in Port Aransas, Texas’ premier Gulf Coast getawayThis laid-back beach town delivers beautiful beaches, fresh coastal cuisine, kid-friendly activities and plenty of ways to relax and unwind.
Deadline approaching for Texas homeowners to protest property values and potentially lower tax bills
Read full article: Deadline approaching for Texas homeowners to protest property values and potentially lower tax billsTime is running out to challenge your property tax bill, and the savings could be significant.
Council Member Edward Pollard pushes Houston campaign finance changes, citing Supreme Court
Read full article: Council Member Edward Pollard pushes Houston campaign finance changes, citing Supreme CourtA Houston proposal to eliminate campaign loan repayment caps sparked debate over ethics, wealthy candidates, and constitutional law before being referred to the council’s Ethics Committee.
HPD responds to reported threat at YES Prep Northline, increased police presence on campus
Read full article: HPD responds to reported threat at YES Prep Northline, increased police presence on campusHouston police responded to YES Prep Northline on Wednesday afternoon after receiving a call referencing a possible threat, according to the Houston Police Department.
What is Saharan Dust? How it travels to Texas and impacts hurricanes, air quality, sunsets and the whales
Read full article: What is Saharan Dust? How it travels to Texas and impacts hurricanes, air quality, sunsets and the whalesSaharan dust travels thousands of miles across the Atlantic, influencing hurricanes, air quality, sunsets, and marine ecosystems.
Waymo expands Houston robotaxi service area ahead of FIFA World Cup events
Read full article: Waymo expands Houston robotaxi service area ahead of FIFA World Cup eventsWaymo is expanding its autonomous ride-hailing service in Houston, growing its coverage area to nearly 50 square miles and adding several major destinations across the city.
Sealed records signal possible shakeup for accused killer Lee Gilley's defense team as extradition decision looms
Read full article: Sealed records signal possible shakeup for accused killer Lee Gilley's defense team as extradition decision loomsNew court records filed Wednesday in Harris County appear to indicate at least two of Lee Gilley’s three U.S. defense attorneys are seeking to withdraw from the case.
Why one Fulshear homeowner calls his generator “The Easy Button”
Read full article: Why one Fulshear homeowner calls his generator “The Easy Button”In a fast-growing city like Fulshear, where hurricane season and severe weather are becoming part of modern life, more homeowners are rethinking what it means to feel prepared. For homeowner Mike Aguilar, that preparation came in the form of a whole-home generator installed by GenPro — a decision he says completely changed the way his family experiences power outages.
‘I am one illness away from losing everything’ — and their housing chief was spending their money on steak
Read full article: ‘I am one illness away from losing everything’ — and their housing chief was spending their money on steakA KPRC 2 investigation found the man in charge of that money — Houston Housing Authority President and CEO David Northern — spent millions of federal dollars on expenses that had nothing to do with helping families.
8th Wonder Brewery says landlord is trying to push them out ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup in Houston
Read full article: 8th Wonder Brewery says landlord is trying to push them out ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup in HoustonHouston’s 8th Wonder Brewery is accusing its landlord of trying to push the company out of its longtime East Downtown property as the value of nearby land surges ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Memorial Day in Houston and the weather. Here’s what we can honestly tell you right now
Read full article: Memorial Day in Houston and the weather. Here’s what we can honestly tell you right nowMemorial Day 2026 weather outlook & history. Honor our fallen heroes while planning for the holiday - climatology, rain impact on sales, beach trip, plus Galveston Island visitor info.
Houston Life Co-Host/Reporter
Read full article: Houston Life Co-Host/ReporterReady to create content that lives everywhere? KPRC 2 is looking for a dynamic, digital-first storyteller to co-host Houston Life, our live, one-hour daily lifestyle show, while producing engaging content across broadcast, streaming, web, and social platforms.
Greg Abbott expands task force targeting repeat offenders from Houston to other large cities
Read full article: Greg Abbott expands task force targeting repeat offenders from Houston to other large citiesThe effort, which combines federal, state and local law enforcement, will expand to the Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio metro areas.
How to check if wrong water meter was installed at your Houston home
Read full article: How to check if wrong water meter was installed at your Houston homeHouston Public Works installed the wrong water meters at 637 homes — and most customers had no idea why their bills were so high. Following a KPRC 2 investigation into the city’s water meter mix-up, viewers had this question: How do I check my own meter?
Texas’ legendary 1877 tall ship ELISSA joins Sail250 voyage to New York Harbor
Read full article: Texas’ legendary 1877 tall ship ELISSA joins Sail250 voyage to New York HarborThe legendary 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA is setting sail on a historic journey from Galveston to New York Harbor for Sail 250, the international celebration marking America’s 250th anniversary. As the Official Tall Ship of Texas, ELISSA will join the world’s largest gathering of tall ships and military vessels while representing Galveston’s rich maritime history on a global stage. Built in Scotland in 1877, ELISSA is one of the few authentic 19th-century tall ships still actively sailing today. The National Historic Landmark will travel more than 2,500 miles with stops in Pensacola, Savannah, Yorktown, Portsmouth, New York City, and Boston. We’re talking about the ship’s incredible history, the volunteers keeping her seaworthy, and how this living piece of history continues to connect generations through maritime storytelling.
Is there a limit to how much a gas station can charge in Texas? Here’s what drivers should know
Read full article: Is there a limit to how much a gas station can charge in Texas? Here’s what drivers should knowA gas station in the heart of the Galleria charging $5.29 per gallon for regular gas recently caught drivers’ attention and sparked a bigger question: Is there any limit to how much a gas station can charge in Texas?
Texans, Oilers connect at Kirkwood restaurant opening
Read full article: Texans, Oilers connect at Kirkwood restaurant openingFormer Oilers player Mac Haik opens restaurant in Energy Corridor with attendees including Dan Pastorini, Wade Phillips, Cris Dishman, Woody Marks, Owen Daniels, Tim Jamison and Kellen Mond
HCSO investigating Klein HS head football coach for alleged inappropriate relationship with Tomball HS student years ago
Read full article: HCSO investigating Klein HS head football coach for alleged inappropriate relationship with Tomball HS student years agoThe Harris County Sheriff’s Office Special Victims Unit is investigating a reported inappropriate relationship involving a former school football coach and a student, authorities confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
Fired Houston police officer appeals termination after viral racist video, HPOU president says
Read full article: Fired Houston police officer appeals termination after viral racist video, HPOU president saysFormer Houston police officer Ashley Gonzalez has appealed her termination from the Houston Police Department following a viral video that appeared to show her using racist slurs and making offensive remarks.
Christian Menefee, Alex Mealer lead Houston-area congressional runoffs, new poll finds
Read full article: Christian Menefee, Alex Mealer lead Houston-area congressional runoffs, new poll findsThe two contests are among the most closely watched U.S. House runoffs in Texas. Menefee, newly elected to Congress, faces longtime Democratic Rep. Al Green in a matchup spawned by GOP redistricting.
Only 18 Texas youth camps fully licensed weeks before summer, but many can still legally operate
Read full article: Only 18 Texas youth camps fully licensed weeks before summer, but many can still legally operateOnly 18 Texas youth camps have been fully licensed so far ahead of summer break, but camp leaders say many are still waiting on the state to review new emergency safety plans required after last year’s deadly Hill Country floods.
New utility scheme targets Houston-area residents, tries to gain home access
Read full article: New utility scheme targets Houston-area residents, tries to gain home accessA Houston-area woman is sounding the alarm about a phone scheme so new, even the Better Business Bureau and local law enforcement say they haven’t seen it before.
‘I wasn’t part of the decision’: HISD parents react to proposed special education changes
Read full article: ‘I wasn’t part of the decision’: HISD parents react to proposed special education changesHISD’s proposed special education overhaul is drawing concern from families and federal scrutiny, as some parents say they are still waiting for clear answers about how the changes will affect their children.
‘Deeply concerning’: Klein HS head football coach faces allegations involving ‘misconduct’ from past role in Tomball ISD
Read full article: ‘Deeply concerning’: Klein HS head football coach faces allegations involving ‘misconduct’ from past role in Tomball ISDThe head football coach at Klein High School is being investigated over allegations of misconduct stemming from a previous job in another school district.
New location, same mission to fight hunger: Empty Bowls Houston returns for its 20th anniversary
Read full article: New location, same mission to fight hunger: Empty Bowls Houston returns for its 20th anniversaryThe annual event, benefiting the Houston Food Bank, has raised more than $1.2 million to help fight hunger in the Houston area, which equates to more than 3.6 million meals.
Texas breweries shine at World Beer Cup as American Craft Beer Week kicks off
Read full article: Texas breweries shine at World Beer Cup as American Craft Beer Week kicks offTexas breweries are making headlines after bringing home 13 medals at the 2026 World Beer Cup, one of the most prestigious beer competitions in the world. 🍻James Simpson from What's on Tap Radio joins us to break down the award-winning beers, explain how the intense judging process works, and share why American Craft Beer Week is the perfect time to support local breweries.
Houston mother-daughter duo leads national Black breast cancer survivorship nonprofit
Read full article: Houston mother-daughter duo leads national Black breast cancer survivorship nonprofitOn the heels of Mother’s Day, a Houston mother and daughter are used their bond and shared sense of purpose to help women facing one of life’s toughest fights.
Hantavirus outbreak tied to cruise ship: What Houston-area residents should know
Read full article: Hantavirus outbreak tied to cruise ship: What Houston-area residents should knowHealth leaders stress the risk of hantavirus to the general public remains very low, even as officials continue monitoring an outbreak linked to a cruise ship.
Bridge The Gaps to host Giveback Kickback to support Houston at-risk youth
Read full article: Bridge The Gaps to host Giveback Kickback to support Houston at-risk youthBridge The Gaps is helping Houston students through mentorship, educational programs, holiday outreach, and real-life resources designed to support underserved youth and families. Leaders from the nonprofit join Houston Life to share how their programs are making an impact in local schools and how the community can support their upcoming Giveback Kickback fundraiser.
‘I am innocent’: Lee Gilley asks for protection in Italy after fleeing U.S. before Harris County capital murder trial
Read full article: ‘I am innocent’: Lee Gilley asks for protection in Italy after fleeing U.S. before Harris County capital murder trialHarris County capital murder suspect Lee Gilley appeared in a courtroom in Turin, Italy, around 3 a.m. local time Monday, for a hearing to validate his arrest at the Turin Court of Appeals.
Photo released of suspect accused of stabbing Houston Methodist nurse in Texas Medical Center parking garage
Read full article: Photo released of suspect accused of stabbing Houston Methodist nurse in Texas Medical Center parking garageHouston police are investigating after a Houston Methodist employee was stabbed inside a parking garage at the Texas Medical Center campus Monday morning.
Alief ISD elementary school placed on brief lockdown after man with knife found on roof
Read full article: Alief ISD elementary school placed on brief lockdown after man with knife found on roofA man armed with a knife and possibly suffering from a mental issue entered an elementary school unannounced Monday morning.
50 years later: Loop 610 ammonia disaster still haunts Houston firefighters, reshaped hazmat response
Read full article: 50 years later: Loop 610 ammonia disaster still haunts Houston firefighters, reshaped hazmat responseRetired firefighters describe bodies on the freeway, victims collapsing while trying to run, and the toxic cloud that changed Houston forever
Spring Branch ISD board votes unanimously to close Northbrook Middle School amid declining enrollment
Read full article: Spring Branch ISD board votes unanimously to close Northbrook Middle School amid declining enrollmentThe Spring Branch Independent School District Board of Trustees is expected to consider closing Northbrook Middle School during a meeting on Monday night as the district faces declining enrollment and ongoing budget challenges.
Texas took their licenses. Now these immigrant truckers face lost livelihoods, sense of betrayal
Read full article: Texas took their licenses. Now these immigrant truckers face lost livelihoods, sense of betrayalTexas was among the first states to heed Trump administration directives to revoke commercial driver’s licenses from some immigrants as a safety measure.
United flight from Cabo to Houston diverts to Monterrey after mechanical issue
Read full article: United flight from Cabo to Houston diverts to Monterrey after mechanical issueA United Airlines flight headed to Houston from Mexico was forced to divert Sunday afternoon after the crew reported a mechanical issue and declared an emergency.
Man shot in leg after argument outside northwest Houston apartment complex, police say
Read full article: Man shot in leg after argument outside northwest Houston apartment complex, police sayA man was shot in the leg following an argument outside the Diamond Ridge Apartment Homes in northwest Houston late Saturday night.
Rob Riggle among authors featured in ‘A Celebration of Reading’ 2026
Read full article: Rob Riggle among authors featured in ‘A Celebration of Reading’ 2026The program features best-selling authors and members of the Bush family. Hear the stories of incredibly talented authors and how you can help the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation in its mission to improve literacy rates for children and adults.
Judge issues gag order limiting public comments in Lee Gilley capital murder case
Read full article: Judge issues gag order limiting public comments in Lee Gilley capital murder caseA Harris County judge issued a gag order restricting public statements by attorneys and others involved in the capital murder case against Lee Gilley, who is accused of killing his pregnant wife and fleeing to Italy.
Every stop Chris Shepherd hits in this no-theme episode of ‘Eat Like a Local’
Read full article: Every stop Chris Shepherd hits in this no-theme episode of ‘Eat Like a Local’In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, Chris Shepherd’s premise is simple: no theme, no rules—just the Houston-area places he’s excited to eat right now (plus a couple of “you’ve gotta try this” recommendations). Here are all the restaurants/food stops he visits in the episode, in order, with what to get and why they made the cut.
Man critical after being shot during fight with son at Houston gas station, HPD says
Read full article: Man critical after being shot during fight with son at Houston gas station, HPD saysA man was critically injured after being shot by his son during a fight at a Houston gas station Friday night, according to police.
Houston prepares for 2026 FIFA World Cup with massive NRG Stadium turf transformation
Read full article: Houston prepares for 2026 FIFA World Cup with massive NRG Stadium turf transformationWhat is normally home to football games is now a full-scale construction zone as NRG Stadium undergoes a dramatic transformation ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Feds investigate Houston ISD for plans to separate students with disabilities
Read full article: Feds investigate Houston ISD for plans to separate students with disabilitiesHouston school administrators say the move would give children who need the support more focused attention. But the U.S. Department of Education worries the plan amounts to segregation.
U.S. Department of Education opens disability discrimination investigation into HISD special education proposal
Read full article: U.S. Department of Education opens disability discrimination investigation into HISD special education proposalThe U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened a disability discrimination investigation into the over concerns tied to the district’s proposal to centralize certain special education services.
As courts scrutinize social media, experts say parents can’t wait to protect kids online
Read full article: As courts scrutinize social media, experts say parents can’t wait to protect kids onlineAs court cases targeting major social media platforms move forward across the country, many parents are asking the same question: Who is responsible for keeping children safe online? While judges weigh the legal responsibility of tech companies, mental health experts say families should not wait for the outcome of those cases before taking action at home.
Scammed out of $90,000: Houston woman shares warning for seniors
Read full article: Scammed out of $90,000: Houston woman shares warning for seniorsJust six weeks after the passing of her longtime husband, Houstonian Cindy Finney fell victim to an elaborate scam that ended up costing her nearly six figures. Her warning for other seniors, plus helpful resources from AARP so you can avoid the stress and financial toll that results from the billions lost to scams each year.