Splendora High School was placed on lockdown mode Thursday morning in Montgomery County.

Sienna Parkway was closed in Missouri City Thursday evening due to a reported “emergency.”

Houston police are investigating after a woman’s body was found in Addicks Reservoir Thursday.

Atascocita’s junior forward, Julian Sanchez, has helped the Eagles get to the 6A Division 1 State Championship game by scoring five goals in five games and becoming Atascocita’s all-time postseason goal scorer.

The Cavaliers will play Summer Creek at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday at Georgetown High School.

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A shooting investigation is underway after a violent incident unfolded at a busy intersection in southwest Houston Thursday morning.

A Harris County judge who went viral for courtroom behavior took no action after ordering an attorney to appear in court. Legal groups are now raising concerns about judicial overreach and calling for accountability.

Nicole Truelove, 53, has been charged with filing a false report and felony tampering with evidence.

Two men were critically wounded in a shooting inside a Houston nightclub late Wednesday night after a confrontation that began as an attempted robbery, according to Houston Police Department officials.

Cenac broke in immediately to the Cougars lineup under Kelvin Sampson and started 36 of the Cougars 37 games. He also averaged double figures in scoring and rebounding in UH's three tournament games.

Heavy rain is falling southwest of the Houston-area Thursday.

Houston’s budget battle is heating up as City Controller Chris Hollins warns the city is facing a projected $174 million deficit, the largest in Houston’s history. Mayor John Whitmire says the numbers are being overstated and insists the budget can be balanced without raising taxes.

A fight at a METRO transit center ended with one woman hospitalized and another arrested after police say a razor was used by one of the women to cut the other.

Many school districts, including Splendora Independent School District, use wearable panic alert systems that allow teachers to quickly call for help during emergencies.

Houston ISD’s state-appointed board of managers is set to take a key procedural step that could make way for possible staffing changes across the district.