Stay weather aware for heavy rain and a threat for flooding

Emergency crews are responding to a reported asphalt tank failure in the 300 block of Christy Place, where authorities say there may be a fatality.

Homeowners in Harris County have until April 30 to claim property tax exemptions they may qualify for, and officials say a new online tool is making the process easier than ever.

One person has died following a reported accident at an industrial property in Sugar Land, according to initial information from authorities.

According to the Missouri City Police Department, officers conducting a standard stop uncovered evidence that led to a large-scale auto chop shop operation.

Prairie View mayoral candidate Nathan Alexander is facing questions after listing his occupation as “lawyer” on official campaign paperwork, despite not passing the bar exam.

Flood risk increases late week as a cold front slowly moves south into southeast Texas. Check out the timing and impacts.

With camp season fast approaching, hundreds of Texas youth camp operators are still waiting to hear if their license will be approved. Following the loss of life at Camp Mystic during the 2025 flood, the state passed sweeping new safety rules for camps.

With camp season fast approaching, hundreds of Texas youth camp operators are still waiting to hear if their license will be approved. Following the loss of life at Camp Mystic during the 2025 flood, the state passed sweeping new safety rules for camps.

The Houston Controller’s Office says it is reviewing complaints surrounding a reported $60,000 “taxpayer-funded podcast” connected to Mayor John Whitmire.

In Houston’s Fifth Ward, a newly released archaeological report is shedding light on a troubling discovery beneath a heavily traveled roadway—one that may hold the remains of hundreds of people tied to a historic Black cemetery.

A flood-prone underpass near Franklin and Navigation in east Houston remains under investigation, as officials say identifying and repairing drainage issues could take several weeks.

Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into several trucking schools across Texas, accusing them of putting public safety at risk by providing inadequate commercial driver training, including to students who may not meet federal English proficiency requirements.

If you live in the Houston area, chances are you’re not far from an alligator.

Four members of the Eastland family faced four hours of questions from Texas lawmakers investigating Camp Mystic’s handling of the July 4, 2025 flood. The family’s testimony came on the second day of hearings held by the joint Senate and House General Investigating Committee.

Summer travel season is nearly here, and so are the sticker shocks.