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Two men from Florida have been arrested after Pearland police investigated suspicious ATM activity and ultimately were led on a chase.

Texas City commissioners are set to discuss the police department’s use of Flock cameras after an internal review identified two instances of possible misuse.

A political mailer bearing Gov. Greg Abbott’s name left one Houston voter questioning whether it was legitimate. KPRC 2 verifies the campaign is sending vote-by-mail applications to eligible voters, but explains why receiving one does not automatically mean you qualify, and outlines the key deadlines for the Nov. 3 election.

The suspect accused of fatally shooting 15-year-old Westfield High School student Royce Witchet near campus has been arrested. Investigators are working to determine what led to the shooting, whether Witchet and the suspect knew each other, and what charges the suspect faces.

Jason Landry disappeared Dec. 13, 2020, while driving from San Marcos to his family's home in Missouri City. Remains found near the original crash site have now been confirmed as his.

More intense heat Wednesday but some final fall relief may be arriving next week

Rising interest rates, property taxes and insurance have made homebuying in Houston more difficult, pricing many first-time buyers out and limiting affordable inventory as builders shift toward rentals.

As Texas districts close, sell, and repurpose neighborhood schools, ENOUGH found there are few standards for public involvement. In Houston, school officials are seeking to withhold details about who helped shape recommendations for what to do with its properties.

ENOUGH explains: Why Flock cameras are different from red light cameras

Royce Witchet, a 15-year-old described by his mother as loving, protective and passionate about sports and music, was fatally shot near Westfield High School and the Spring ISD administration building on Tuesday.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot on a sidewalk near Westfield High School shortly after dismissal; investigators believe the victim attended the school but say the shooting did not occur inside campus.

Galveston ISD trustees could decide their next legal move Wednesday night in a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over the district’s refusal to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. The board agenda lists the case as an action item but does not specify what action trustees may take.

Attorneys for a woman identified as Jane Doe have filed a federal lawsuit against several Houston-area hotel operators, including Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, alleging the businesses enabled and profited from a sex-trafficking scheme allegedly organized by a former Klein Cain High School teacher and her adult son.

Two men from Florida have been arrested after Pearland police investigated suspicious ATM activity and ultimately were led on a chase.

Royce Witchet, a 15-year-old described by his mother as loving, protective and passionate about sports and music, was fatally shot near Westfield High School and the Spring ISD administration building on Tuesday.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot on a sidewalk near Westfield High School shortly after dismissal; investigators believe the victim attended the school but say the shooting did not occur inside campus.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot on Ella Boulevard near Westfield High School. Harris County authorities and drone units are searching for a male suspect who fled on foot.

Authorities confirm a student has died after being shot near Westfield High School Tuesday.

The grant program was created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which became law in July 2025.

The Trump administration has said the remote West Texas region needs measures to stop illegal immigration. But a bipartisan group of elected officials is pushing to halt that plan, especially in the national park.

The president used his winding, nearly two-hour keynote address to try to boost Republicans around the country, telling his supporters to “pretend that I’m on the ballot” this fall.

TribCast is joined by state Sen. César Blanco and politics reporter Alejandro Serrano to discuss the growing bipartisan outrage over building border barriers in Texas' largest national park.

The state — which spent over $11 billion on Operation Lone Star — could receive more through a separate $3.5 billion reimbursement fund administered by the Department of Justice.

Most of the state’s GOP leaders have hedged on the White House's plans for the region, welcoming a construction pause without breaking from a president they're loath to cross.

After bulldozers entered Big Bend National Park, hundreds of Texans came to Wednesday’s meeting to ask the agency to keep federal border barriers out of state parks.

It was not immediately clear how long CBP plans to implement the pause. The Trump administration had announced plans to build an access road and vehicle barriers in the park.

McNeil joins KPRC 2 as traffic anchor and reporter, helping Houstonians navigate their morning commute.

Thousands of people are without power near Magnolia in Montgomery County Tuesday evening.

Houston’s 419 Emancipation Center has helped 124 people move into permanent housing during its first roughly three and a half months of operation, but new data from the City of Houston also shows 147 people have exited without a documented permanent housing placement.

Pasadena ISD has scrapped a health insurance proposal that could have created a major financial setback for employees, but the district’s workforce is making clear the fight is not over.

Residents and workers near the 8000 block of North Antoine Drive had been complaining for months about a massive illegal dump site in an abandoned parking lot. After repeated calls to officials went unanswered, the Harris County Health Department finally cleaned the site last week.

Houston drivers could soon receive parking tickets in the mail rather than on their windshields, under a proposed ordinance up for a vote Wednesday. The change is part of a broader effort to modernize the city's parking enforcement — but some drivers say they're not convinced it's a good idea.

Falls are the leading cause of injury-related deaths among adults 65 and older, killing more than 43,000 people in 2024. A League City physical therapist shares simple, affordable steps older adults and their families can take to reduce the risk inside the home.

Person of interest detained by officers