Burglary at apartment in River Oaks leaves 1 dead, another injured
Read full article: Burglary at apartment in River Oaks leaves 1 dead, another injuredAn investigation is underway after a man was found dead and another was left injured following a burglary at an apartment complex in the River Oaks, according to the Houston Police Department.
NRG Stadium declared a ‘No Trafficking Zone’ after survivor shared her experience
Read full article: NRG Stadium declared a ‘No Trafficking Zone’ after survivor shared her experienceNRG Stadium — best known for football games and concerts — on Wednesday became the first sports and entertainment venue designated a “No Trafficking Zone”
Fort Bend County commissioners can hire outside law firm for redistricting, Texas AG says
Read full article: Fort Bend County commissioners can hire outside law firm for redistricting, Texas AG saysTexas Attorney General says Fort Bend County commissioners can hire an outside law firm for redistricting, resolving a dispute with the county attorney over who controls the process.
‘Thought it was unusual’: Atascocita man says his mail-in ballot arrived 2 weeks after election day
Read full article: ‘Thought it was unusual’: Atascocita man says his mail-in ballot arrived 2 weeks after election dayA man in Atascocita is raising concerns after he says he received his early voting ballot in the mail two weeks after the 2025 Election Day in Harris County.
Spring man pleads guilty to exchanging explicit messages, photos with teen girl
Read full article: Spring man pleads guilty to exchanging explicit messages, photos with teen girlA man in Spring pleaded guilty to charges related to sending inappropriate messages and requesting explicit photos from a minor.
FULL LIST: The organizations Texas has designated as terrorist groups in 2025
Read full article: FULL LIST: The organizations Texas has designated as terrorist groups in 2025Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has designated four organizations or organization categories as foreign terrorist or transnational criminal groups under state authority.
Texas AG Paxton sues Austin-area school districts for refusing to display Ten Commandments
Read full article: Texas AG Paxton sues Austin-area school districts for refusing to display Ten CommandmentsTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed new lawsuits against two school districts in the Austin area for refusing to comply with new state laws requiring public schools to display the Biblical Ten Commandments in classrooms.
More than 20 rounds fired at man who drove himself to nearby Jack in the Box after being shot in north Harris Co.
Read full article: More than 20 rounds fired at man who drove himself to nearby Jack in the Box after being shot in north Harris Co.A man was hospitalized Monday night after being shot in north Harris County, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Family finds closure 25 years after Houston man’s disappearance
Read full article: Family finds closure 25 years after Houston man’s disappearanceAfter 25 years of uncertainty, the family of Almond Gene Little finally has closure. Little, who vanished in 1999, was recently identified by Houston Police after his remains were found. The case is now officially closed.
Email from Harris Co. DA’s Office to HISD parents shows movement in investigating into district’s spending practices
Read full article: Email from Harris Co. DA’s Office to HISD parents shows movement in investigating into district’s spending practicesThe investigation into the Houston Independent School District by the Harris County District Attorney’s Office is ongoing according to an email sent last Thursday by the Assistant District Attorney of the Public Integrity Division to the parents who filed criminal complaints last winter and spring.
University of Houston closes Pi Kappa Phi chapter after hazing investigation
Read full article: University of Houston closes Pi Kappa Phi chapter after hazing investigationThe University of Houston said its Beta Nu chapter of Pi Kappa Phi has been closed after the fraternity’s national office found evidence of hazing and violations of the organization’s risk-management policies.
Love triangle turns violent: Husband left injured after he says wife’s lover runs him over in northeast Houston
Read full article: Love triangle turns violent: Husband left injured after he says wife’s lover runs him over in northeast HoustonA love triangle in northeast Houston turned violent — and it was all caught on camera.
Ex-wife admits to lying about Houston astronaut hacking her bank account from space
Read full article: Ex-wife admits to lying about Houston astronaut hacking her bank account from spaceA Sedgwick County, Kansas woman has pleaded guilty to lying to federal authorities after claiming her estranged spouse, who’s an astronaut, accessed her bank account while deployed to the International Space Station, U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei announced.
HISD to host its first School Choice Fair ahead of application window
Read full article: HISD to host its first School Choice Fair ahead of application windowHouston Independent School District will host its first School Choice Fair of the school year, giving families a chance to explore neighborhood, magnet and specialty school options ahead of the district’s application window.
Salvadorian national wanted in sexual assault case in Houston arrested
Read full article: Salvadorian national wanted in sexual assault case in Houston arrestedA Salvadorian national is now in custody after being accused of attacking and sexually assaulting a woman before leaving her for dead in the woods more than two years ago.
Houston drops out of global top 50 ‘Best Cities’ list. Here’s our ranking for 2025
Read full article: Houston drops out of global top 50 ‘Best Cities’ list. Here’s our ranking for 2025Houston may have a growing population, but this year it didn’t quite make the cut for the world’s “Top 50 Best Cities.”
Feds: Houston network of 7 women billed Medicare $110M for hospice care patients who weren’t dying
Read full article: Feds: Houston network of 7 women billed Medicare $110M for hospice care patients who weren’t dyingSeven people from the Houston area have been charged in a superseding indictment tied to an alleged Medicare fraud scheme, U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei said.
Houston-area Tesla facility projected to bring at least 1,500 jobs
Read full article: Houston-area Tesla facility projected to bring at least 1,500 jobsA planned Tesla manufacturing facility in Brookshire is projected to bring at least 1,500 jobs to the Houston area, according to a report by the Houston Business Journal, and Tesla’s own careers site shows the company is recruiting manufacturing roles for the Brookshire location.
Scammer sentenced to 7 years for $12.5M scheme involving fake COVID protection products
Read full article: Scammer sentenced to 7 years for $12.5M scheme involving fake COVID protection productsA man from Los Angeles has pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a $12.5 million scam that victimized investors in the Southern District of Texas.
Police ask for help identifying woman caught on camera stealing jewelry from elderly woman in Pearland living facility
Read full article: Police ask for help identifying woman caught on camera stealing jewelry from elderly woman in Pearland living facilityAuthorities are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman caught on camera stealing from an elderly resident at a Pearland assisted living facility.
Help feed families: Independence Heights hosts Nov. 20 food distribution, needs 400 turkeys
Read full article: Help feed families: Independence Heights hosts Nov. 20 food distribution, needs 400 turkeysWith Thanksgiving around the corner, Independence Heights community leaders are calling on Houston-area residents to help families facing immediate food needs.
Driver who crashed after leading HCSO deputies on chase thought he had warrants — but didn’t
Read full article: Driver who crashed after leading HCSO deputies on chase thought he had warrants — but didn’tA brief pursuit along I-59 ended in a crash Wednesday afternoon after a driver sped away from deputies during a traffic stop, according to officials with Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Venezuelans in Houston lose TPS protection, attorney says fear and confusion are spreading
Read full article: Venezuelans in Houston lose TPS protection, attorney says fear and confusion are spreadingTemporary Protected Status for Venezuelans officially ended this month, removing legal protection for thousands of families who built their lives in the United States.
Houston residents relieved after trash picked up following repeated delays
Read full article: Houston residents relieved after trash picked up following repeated delaysSoutheast Houston’s Edgebrook neighborhood has been dealing with mounds of trash littering the area for months, despite scheduled city pickup days.
Una madre de Richmond dice que la maestra de su hijo de 9 años lo humilló después de pedir ayuda contra el acoso
Read full article: Una madre de Richmond dice que la maestra de su hijo de 9 años lo humilló después de pedir ayuda contra el acosoUna madre de Richmond dice que su hijo de 9 años entró al salón buscando ayuda y salió llorando.Asegura que la persona que lo lastimó no fue otro estudiante, sino su propia maestra.
‘He came home crying’: Richmond mother says teacher’s comment left her 9-year-old son humiliated
Read full article: ‘He came home crying’: Richmond mother says teacher’s comment left her 9-year-old son humiliatedA Richmond mother says her 9-year-old son walked into class looking for help and walked out in tears.
Families of victims file lawsuit against Camp Mystic over deadly flash flood
Read full article: Families of victims file lawsuit against Camp Mystic over deadly flash floodThe families of campers and counselors who died in the Hill Country Floods at Camp Mystic on July 4 have filed a lawsuit alleging gross negligence and reckless disregard for safety by the camp and its owners.
Doctor accused of using phone to record under employee’s skirt at Texas Children’s Hospital
Read full article: Doctor accused of using phone to record under employee’s skirt at Texas Children’s HospitalA doctor at Texas Children’s Hospital is wanted on a felony charge after being accused of using his phone to record up a woman’s skirt at the hospital.
‘Unimaginable tragedy’: 2 children, father die after kayak overturns in Trinity River
Read full article: ‘Unimaginable tragedy’: 2 children, father die after kayak overturns in Trinity RiverThe body of a father who entered the Trinity River trying to save two children whose kayak overturned this weekend has been recovered.
Dozens of United flights canceled at Bush Airport amid FAA reductions
Read full article: Dozens of United flights canceled at Bush Airport amid FAA reductionsFlight cancellations by United Airlines are mounting at Houston’s airports as part of a federally mandated reduction in air traffic tied to the ongoing government shutdown.
Thieves hit OFC Little League field twice in 24 hours, causing $15,000 in damage
Read full article: Thieves hit OFC Little League field twice in 24 hours, causing $15,000 in damageA local Little League organization is reeling after thieves targeted their baseball field twice within 24 hours, stealing copper wiring and causing an estimated $15,000 in damage.
Bomb squad responds to suspicious item found at apartment complex in northwest Harris County
Read full article: Bomb squad responds to suspicious item found at apartment complex in northwest Harris CountyA bomb squad has responded to a suspicious items discovered Saturday night at an apartment complex in northwest Harris County, according to Harris County Pct. 4 constable deputies.
Homeless woman says 211, state help line failed her when she needed it most
Read full article: Homeless woman says 211, state help line failed her when she needed it mostAs the longest government shutdown in U.S. history stretches on, homelessness is growing more visible across the Houston area — and one woman says the state’s 211 helpline, meant to connect people to services, did not help when she needed it most.
Woman shot after driver pulls out shotgun during road rage incident over honked horn
Read full article: Woman shot after driver pulls out shotgun during road rage incident over honked hornA driver has been arrested after a roadway shooting left one woman injured Saturday near FM-529 and Glen Chase, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Montgomery County firefighters care for stray dog Marie after broken leg
Read full article: Montgomery County firefighters care for stray dog Marie after broken legA stray dog named Marie has captured the hearts of firefighters at Montgomery County’s Fire Station 81 after wandering into the station this fall.
How FAA mandated flight cuts at Houston airports amid government shutdown could impact Thanksgiving travel
Read full article: How FAA mandated flight cuts at Houston airports amid government shutdown could impact Thanksgiving travelFlight cancellations began Friday at Houston’s Bush and Hobby airports as the Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to reduce flights nationwide.
Hombre de Houston dice que agentes enmascarados lo rociaron con gas pimienta durante una operación de ICE
Read full article: Hombre de Houston dice que agentes enmascarados lo rociaron con gas pimienta durante una operación de ICEAntes del amanecer del 31 de octubre, varias familias del suroeste de Houston dicen que su vecindario se convirtió en una escena de confusión y miedo. Aseguran que vehículos sin identificación rodearon autos y departamentos durante un operativo de inmigración.
Houston man says masked agents pepper-sprayed him during ICE operation
Read full article: Houston man says masked agents pepper-sprayed him during ICE operationBefore dawn on Halloween, families in southwest Houston experienced chaos during a federal ICE operation. Among those affected was Erik Cornejo, a lifelong Houstonian and U.S. citizen, who says masked agents surrounded him and sprayed him with mace without warning.
Texas Attorney General sues Galveston ISD over refusal to display Ten Commandments
Read full article: Texas Attorney General sues Galveston ISD over refusal to display Ten CommandmentsTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Galveston Independent School District after the district refused to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, as required by a new state law.
X fact-checks ESPN’s ratings brag amid YouTube TV blackout
Read full article: X fact-checks ESPN’s ratings brag amid YouTube TV blackoutESPN was met with some backlash after posting its Monday Night Football audience numbers amid an ongoing streaming feud with YouTube TV. X’s community notes team weighed in.
Vecinos de Denver Harbor luchan contra la gentrificación que está aumentando el valor de las propiedades
Read full article: Vecinos de Denver Harbor luchan contra la gentrificación que está aumentando el valor de las propiedadesDenver Harbor, uno de los vecindarios mexicoamericanos más antiguos de Houston, siente la presión de la gentrificación.
Denver Harbor residents push back as gentrification drives up property values and threatens a decades-old community
Read full article: Denver Harbor residents push back as gentrification drives up property values and threatens a decades-old communityDenver Harbor, one of Houston’s oldest Mexican American neighborhoods, is feeling the pressure of gentrification. Residents say investors and developers are moving in, property values are climbing, and families who have lived here for generations are being forced to make difficult choices.
Texas AG Ken Paxton moves to block Tylenol maker dividend amid lawsuit over marketing
Read full article: Texas AG Ken Paxton moves to block Tylenol maker dividend amid lawsuit over marketingTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a motion to block Kenvue, the maker of Tylenol, from issuing a scheduled dividend payment on Nov. 26.
Dueño de panadería en Houston dice que el miedo a redadas migratorias ha vaciado su negocio
Read full article: Dueño de panadería en Houston dice que el miedo a redadas migratorias ha vaciado su negocioEn el corazón de Denver Harbor, una panadería con 55 años de historia lucha por mantenerse abierta. Su dueño, René Porras, veterano de Vietnam, asegura que el miedo a redadas migratorias ha alejado a los clientes que durante décadas llenaban su local.
Houston bakery owner says fear of immigration raids has emptied his shop
Read full article: Houston bakery owner says fear of immigration raids has emptied his shopIn the heart of Denver Harbor, a small bakery that’s been open for 55 years is fighting to stay alive. Owner Rene Porras, a Vietnam veteran, says fear of immigration raids has driven away the customers who once filled his tables.
Woman dies after being shot multiple times at self-storage unit in northeast Houston
Read full article: Woman dies after being shot multiple times at self-storage unit in northeast HoustonA person responsible for the shooting death of a woman in northeast Houston Wednesday morning is still on the run as investigators continue to look for leads.
BakerRipley offering food giveaways across Houston in November
Read full article: BakerRipley offering food giveaways across Houston in NovemberBakerRipley is offering food fairs at its various campuses across Houston in November as the government shutdown continues to impact Houstonians who depend on SNAP benefits and other nutrition assistance programs.
Gov. Abbott threatens to put ‘100% tariff’ on anyone moving to Texas from New York City... Can he legally do that?
Read full article: Gov. Abbott threatens to put ‘100% tariff’ on anyone moving to Texas from New York City... Can he legally do that?Texas Governor Greg Abbott is clearly not a fan of the prospect of people moving to Texas from New York City.
Here’s how states are calculating the reduced November SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown
Read full article: Here’s how states are calculating the reduced November SNAP benefits amid the government shutdownKPRC 2 received more information on how the federal government is calculating the reduced SNAP benefits for the month of November as the government shutdown endures its record-tying 35th day.
Fort Bend County Judge KP George’s legal team files motions for dismissal of DA Brian Middleton, criminal charges
Read full article: Fort Bend County Judge KP George’s legal team files motions for dismissal of DA Brian Middleton, criminal chargesAttorneys representing Fort Bend County Judge KP George have filed a motion seeking to disqualify District Attorney Brian Middleton from prosecuting Judge George’s criminal case.
Harris County man called for jury duty seven times in 20 years, clerk explains why
Read full article: Harris County man called for jury duty seven times in 20 years, clerk explains whyHighfield, who became a U.S. citizen in 2001 after emigrating from England, says he’s been summoned seven times in the past 20 years — six times in Harris County and once for a local magistrate’s court.
Sugar Land community urged to stay vigilant after 9 home break-ins in First Colony
Read full article: Sugar Land community urged to stay vigilant after 9 home break-ins in First ColonySugar Land police continue the search for burglars after a series of home invasions in the First Colony community and near Sweetwater Country Club.
Jamaican relief effort gains momentum in Houston after historic storm
Read full article: Jamaican relief effort gains momentum in Houston after historic stormHelp is on the way as the Houston community comes together to collect food, clothing and other essentials for Jamaica, which was hit hard by Hurricane Melissa.
Capital murder charge filed against 15-year-old accused of shooting another teen during possible drug deal
Read full article: Capital murder charge filed against 15-year-old accused of shooting another teen during possible drug dealA young man was shot and killed near an apartment complex in the North Houston neighborhood.
Search warrants allege misuse of taxpayer funds to care for Fort Bend County Tax Collector’s mother
Read full article: Search warrants allege misuse of taxpayer funds to care for Fort Bend County Tax Collector’s motherNewly unsealed search warrants reveal that Fort Bend County Tax Assessor-Collector Carmen Turner is under investigation for allegedly misusing taxpayer money to pay county employees to care for her elderly mother.
Man arrested after video shows him abusing 9-month-old Labrador mix
Read full article: Man arrested after video shows him abusing 9-month-old Labrador mixA man was arrested and now facing multiple charges after a video showed him brutally assaulting a 9-month-old Labrador mix, according to constables with Harris County Precinct 1.
Man killed, another injured in shooting at north Harris County apartment complex
Read full article: Man killed, another injured in shooting at north Harris County apartment complexOne man was left dead and another injured following a shooting Thursday night in north Harris County, according to Harris County Pct. 4 constable deputies.
Texas House Dems urge Gov. Greg Abbott to fund state’s SNAP benefits amid government shutdown
Read full article: Texas House Dems urge Gov. Greg Abbott to fund state’s SNAP benefits amid government shutdownTexas House Democrats sent a letter to Governor Greg Abbott urging him to declare a state of emergency and fund SNAP benefits for 3.5 million Texans who will lose food assistance in November due to the government shutdown.
Police activity reported near Baytown Hyatt, Baytown Marina due to self-inflicted injury
Read full article: Police activity reported near Baytown Hyatt, Baytown Marina due to self-inflicted injuryThere is a heavy police presence near the Baytown Hyatt & Convention Center, according to a tip received by KPRC 2.
Adrian Peterson was asleep in car during arrest in Fort Bend County on DWI, gun charges
Read full article: Adrian Peterson was asleep in car during arrest in Fort Bend County on DWI, gun chargesCourt documents have revealed more details about former NFL star Adrian Peterson’s arrest in Sugar Land on DWI and weapons charges.
ICE statement reveals new information on alleged stand-off inside Pasadena home that led to arrests of three immigrants
Read full article: ICE statement reveals new information on alleged stand-off inside Pasadena home that led to arrests of three immigrantsFederal agents and officers cleared the scene after law enforcement activity drew a crowd earlier today, Pasadena Police Department officials said.
‘Simple and immediate solution’: Gov. Abbott calls for Senate Dems to end shutdown by approving legislation
Read full article: ‘Simple and immediate solution’: Gov. Abbott calls for Senate Dems to end shutdown by approving legislationTexas Governor Greg Abbott released a statement to KPRC 2, calling for the Democrats in the senate to approve legislation to bring an end to the government shutdown that has lasted nearly a month.
Former Harris County DA Kim Ogg has court date reset for alleged gag order violation during Jocelyn Nungaray case
Read full article: Former Harris County DA Kim Ogg has court date reset for alleged gag order violation during Jocelyn Nungaray caseFormer Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg appeared back in court Tuesday morning in the latest court appearance for an alleged gag order violation.
LIST: Help for Houston-area families at risk of losing SNAP benefits amid government shutdown
Read full article: LIST: Help for Houston-area families at risk of losing SNAP benefits amid government shutdownWith the 2025 federal government shutdown now entering its fourth week, many Houstonians who depend on nutrition assistance programs, such as SNAP benefits, are concerned that their resources could be delayed.
Beloved Houston bakery appeals for help amid rising costs before holidays
Read full article: Beloved Houston bakery appeals for help amid rising costs before holidaysThe Flying Saucer Pie Company, a longtime Houston favorite for pies and other baked goods, is asking for community help this holiday season.
HPD officer injured in suspected DWI crash on North Freeway
Read full article: HPD officer injured in suspected DWI crash on North FreewayA Houston police officer was injured early Saturday morning after a pickup truck crashed into his patrol vehicle while he was assisting with traffic control on the North Freeway.
CenterPoint reports thousands of power outages as heavy thunderstorms hit Houston area
Read full article: CenterPoint reports thousands of power outages as heavy thunderstorms hit Houston areaAs the Houston area is hit with severe thunderstorms Saturday morning, CenterPoint Energy is reporting thousands of outages in the area.
S&P 500 hits record high as government shutdown threatens SNAP benefits in Houston area
Read full article: S&P 500 hits record high as government shutdown threatens SNAP benefits in Houston areaWall Street closed the week with record highs on Friday as the S&P 500 topped 6,800 for the first time in history.
Houston woman’s journey from financial hardship to independence
Read full article: Houston woman’s journey from financial hardship to independenceAt her lowest point, a friend encouraged her to contact The Women’s Resource, a Houston nonprofit that helps women and girls achieve financial independence. The organization offers free programs, classes and coaching on career development, budgeting, savings and financial planning.
Houston restaurant serves federal workers for free as government shutdown continues
Read full article: Houston restaurant serves federal workers for free as government shutdown continuesAt Lasagna House in Spring, the smell of fresh pasta fills the kitchen, but this week, the focus is on something else — giving back. As the government shutdown continues, restaurant owner Matt Vernon says no federal worker in his community should go hungry.