Juvenile hospitalized after gunfire erupts near Discovery Green, HPD says
Read full article: Juvenile hospitalized after gunfire erupts near Discovery Green, HPD saysA juvenile was hospitalized after being struck by gunfire during a fight among adults near Discovery Green in downtown Houston Friday night.
SWAT called to north Houston home after reported assault; suspect refused to come outside, police say
Read full article: SWAT called to north Houston home after reported assault; suspect refused to come outside, police sayHouston police responded to a reported assault early Saturday at a home on Briarcliff Drive, where a man allegedly attacked his girlfriend and then refused to leave the residence.
Iowa Colony weighs resolution to oppose possible data centers
Read full article: Iowa Colony weighs resolution to oppose possible data centersIowa Colony city council is set to discuss on a resolution opposing data centers at its July 20 meeting in city council chambers, as residents and officials raise concerns about the impact on water, electricity and quality of life in the small city just south of Houston.
Wait this came from a mattress? Local inventor transforming recycled mattress foam into sustainable products
Read full article: Wait this came from a mattress? Local inventor transforming recycled mattress foam into sustainable productsMost people see an old mattress as nothing more than bulky trash. One local inventor shared with 2 Helps You he not only sees an opportunity, but a way to positively impact his community.
FDA links shredded lettuce at some Taco Bell restaurants to Cyclospora outbreak; Here’s what Texas families should know
Read full article: FDA links shredded lettuce at some Taco Bell restaurants to Cyclospora outbreak; Here’s what Texas families should knowFederal health officials say shredded iceberg lettuce served at some Taco Bell restaurants has been linked to a multistate Cyclospora outbreak, prompting renewed concerns about food safety as cases continue to rise in Texas.
1 hospitalized after shooting at SE Houston car wash; fleeing suspect fired shot at pursuing Pct. 2 deputy
Read full article: 1 hospitalized after shooting at SE Houston car wash; fleeing suspect fired shot at pursuing Pct. 2 deputyThe Harris County Pct. 2 Constable’s Office says one person was shot in the chest at a car wash in southeast Houston Friday and the fleeing suspect allegedly fired a shot at a pursuing deputy.
Fort Bend County District Clerk warns of jury duty scam surge: ‘That’s not the way it works’
Read full article: Fort Bend County District Clerk warns of jury duty scam surge: ‘That’s not the way it works’Fort Bend County officials are warning residents about a surge in jury duty scams involving callers who falsely claim missed jury duty and demand immediate payment to avoid arrest.
'She no longer has a voice': Baytown police say Kalie Goodwin is believed dead after new indictment
Read full article: 'She no longer has a voice': Baytown police say Kalie Goodwin is believed dead after new indictmentBaytown police now believe Kalie Goodwin, missing since April 2024, is dead, and have indicted Quan Flowers for aggravated kidnapping, with murder charges pending as the investigation continues.
2 Helps You: StubHub World Cup ticket fallout grows as more Texans file consumer complaints with AG’s office
Read full article: 2 Helps You: StubHub World Cup ticket fallout grows as more Texans file consumer complaints with AG’s officeMultiple StubHub customers, including Dallas-area fan Benjamin Carlson, have had their World Cup tickets canceled just before matches despite purchasing them months in advance.
‘We were ready to go’: Kerr County leaders credit early warnings, staged crews after deadly flooding
Read full article: ‘We were ready to go’: Kerr County leaders credit early warnings, staged crews after deadly floodingKerr County officials provided an update on their response to recent flooding during a news conference on Friday, July 17.
2 Houston gas stations offering $2.99 gas through Saturday
Read full article: 2 Houston gas stations offering $2.99 gas through SaturdayNow & Forever is offering $2.99 per gallon regular unleaded gas at two Houston locations through noon Saturday, July 18, for cash customers who enroll in their free loyalty program onsite.
Florida woman who faked GoFundMe for Camp Mystic flood victim’s family sentenced to 3 years
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Liberty County deputies search for inmate who escaped after hospital trip in Kingwood
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Juvenile hospitalized after gunfire erupts near Discovery Green, HPD says
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SWAT called to north Houston home after reported assault; suspect refused to come outside, police say
Read full article: SWAT called to north Houston home after reported assault; suspect refused to come outside, police sayHouston police responded to a reported assault early Saturday at a home on Briarcliff Drive, where a man allegedly attacked his girlfriend and then refused to leave the residence.
1 hospitalized after shooting at SE Houston car wash; fleeing suspect fired shot at pursuing Pct. 2 deputy
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Fort Bend County District Clerk warns of jury duty scam surge: ‘That’s not the way it works’
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'She no longer has a voice': Baytown police say Kalie Goodwin is believed dead after new indictment
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Dozens of Texas counties working on plans to install flood warning sirens
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After half-century on death row, Houston man gets life
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Think your water bill is wrong? KPRC 2 Investigates is collecting Houston-area bills
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He wasted millions in Houston. Now he’s running Flint’s housing authority — and making more money than ever
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8 years after the mass shooting at Santa Fe High School, families still searching for answers, accountability
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How a man once ordered to pay libel damages helped launch an investigation into Islamic private schools
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Parents urge HISD to pause special education restructuring after TEA findings
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Federal appeals court ends a decades-old school desegregation order in Louisiana
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HISD moving forward with special education restructuring as TEA investigation into complaints continues
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DEA, families to host Walk for Lives event in Houston to raise fentanyl awareness
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Stephen F. Austin State University to close child care center due to budget constraints
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Houston-Area Back-to-School Drive: Catholic Charities collecting school supplies for students in need through Aug. 7
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Border Czar Homan says ICE ‘turned the heat up’ on arrests as Houston seeks answers in fatal agent shooting
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Supreme Court clears way for Trump administration to revive restrictive immigration policy
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In far West Texas, the threat of land seizures for a border wall has families on edge
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What pet owners need to know about traveling to Mexico amid screwworm threat
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The Trump administration is facing scrutiny over its billion-dollar border wall contracts in Texas’ Big Bend region
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Doctors say woman in El Paso ICE detention center urgently requires surgery that she is being denied
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$1.7 billion contract awarded “for border wall in Big Bend” amid public confusion over construction plans
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Let freedom ring: Battleship Texas fires a patriotic salute as Galveston launches America250
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Texas Historical Commission signs short-term lease for 1940 Air Terminal Museum, pauses artifact removal
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Black Cowboy Museum cancels Juneteenth trail ride, parade due to weather concerns
Read full article: Black Cowboy Museum cancels Juneteenth trail ride, parade due to weather concernsThe Black Cowboy Museum has canceled its 2026 Juneteenth Trail Ride, Parade and outdoor activities planned at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds due to forecasted weather conditions.
Houston physician and educator Dr. Tim Garson makes history approachable and relatable to modern life in new book
Read full article: Houston physician and educator Dr. Tim Garson makes history approachable and relatable to modern life in new bookCan history help bridge our differences? Educator, physician, and author Dr. Tim Garson joins Houston Life to discuss his new book, Five Thousand Years of Controversies: A Family's Journey Through World History. From ancient civilizations to modern debates about artificial intelligence, Garson explores how understanding the past can help us navigate the conversations and challenges of today.
Pride Month 2026 has begun. Here’s what to expect for the LGBTQ+ celebrations
Read full article: Pride Month 2026 has begun. Here’s what to expect for the LGBTQ+ celebrationsPride month has begun across the U.S., bringing parades and parties to big cities and small towns to celebrate LGBTQ+ people.
Houston Ballet closes 2025-2026 season with two standout productions
Read full article: Houston Ballet closes 2025-2026 season with two standout productionsAs the 2025-2026 season wraps for the Houston Ballet, they are bringing two unforgettable productions to the stage at Wortham Theater Center downtown. Principal Dancers Tyler Donatelli and Angelo Greco, who have prolific roles in the final performances of the season, stopped by Houston Life to highlight what makes this year's final shows so special.
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Howdy Homemade Ice Cream Katy hosting farewell, 5-year anniversary celebration before closing
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CVS debuts smaller Houston pharmacy aimed at closing a 'pharmacy desert'
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Houston mourns Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, calls for justice after ICE shooting
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Suspect charged after shooting inside Cypress Kroger; security expert shares tips on how to survive a violent situation
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US Attorney Aaron Reitz speaks publicly for first time on fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado in Houston
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River Sentry flood detection system, installed on Guadalupe River after July 4 flood, alerted campground to 2026 flood
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Texas gas prices jump 13 cents in a week as crude oil nears $80 per barrel; Houston among cheapest metro areas
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Endangered Houston toad spotted for first time in more than 50 years, signaling recovery milestone
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Baytown standoff ends with woman’s surrender; accused of shooting father and pistol-whipping mother
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Family says ‘crystal-like substance’ found in Lorenzo Salgado Araujo’s work van was homemade electrolyte mix, not drugs
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Texas drivers warned to slow down as law enforcement ramps up speed enforcement through Aug. 2
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Houston drivers feeling the pinch as gas prices rise again; see how much more you’re paying
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Houston pool hall owner shoots suspected intruder armed with crowbar in Acres Homes
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1 injured, 3 detained after reported shooting in northwest Harris County, deputies say
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Houston pool hall owner shoots intruder who charged him with crowbar
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Disappearing Act: After failed calls, Houston woman calls 2 Helps You and gets backyard nuisance removed days later
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Parents urge HISD to pause special education restructuring after TEA findings
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Texas senator questions FBI search warrant citing ‘crystal-like substance’ found in Salgado Araujo’s work van
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Pepsi National Battle of the Bands ends 11-year Houston run, moving to Arlington for 2027
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‘Put this behind us’: Attorney representing men in ICE shooting responds to KPRC 2 on Facebook after battery conviction
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Houston’s Memorial City Mall Ice Rink to stay open until removal in December
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2 in critical condition after shooting inside Kroger store in Cypress
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Gov. Greg Abbott confirms Texas Rangers investigation into ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
Read full article: Gov. Greg Abbott confirms Texas Rangers investigation into ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado AraujoTexas Governor Greg Abbott has confirmed the Texas Rangers will be conducting an investigation into the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent in Houston.