The actor is chatting all about his role in the series finale as a citizen journalist who’s always getting in trouble.

KPRC 2 and Houston Habitat for Humanity join forces, constructing homes for local families in need

Nhan Ngo, owner of Petit Beignets and Tapioca in northwest Harris County, is supporting his community amid SNAP benefit delays by distributing free meals.

Travelers at IAH and Hobby Airport should expect long security lines due to TSA staffing shortages. Arriving early and being prepared can help you breeze through security and stay on schedule.

Community leaders and residents will gather tonight at James Driver Park for the unveiling of a mural dedicated to Deputy Darren Almendarez.

Celebrate National Sandwich Day in Houston! Find the best deals and free sandwiches at Jimmy John’s, Panera, Pizza Hut, Cheba Hut, Arby’s, Firehouse Subs, McAlister’s, Potbelly, and Schlotzsky’s.

In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, Lone Star Oyster Company owners Blake and Stephanie Branson take host Chris Shepherd and chef Lucas McKinney of Josephine’s Gulf Coast Tradition out to their floating oyster farm in West Bay. Just the sixth such farm in Texas, the Bransons are part of a new crop of oyster farms committed to raising sustainable oyster crops that not only produce superior oysters but also improve the water where they're raised.

With 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.

The Rustic, a popular Texas restaurant and live music venue, is relocating its downtown Houston location from Polk Street to a new site on Jackson Street near the Toyota Center and George R. Brown Convention Center.

Houston’s food scene is nothing without the people behind it — the families, the stories, the recipes passed down from generation to generation. In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd takes a tour of some of the city’s long-standing, family-run Mexican-American restaurants. From classic tacos to homemade paletas and new school concha breakfast sandwiches, these are the spots that have been turning out consistently great dishes for decades.

This past September, less than a month before her 32nd birthday, Isabel Almaguer was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now she’s sharing her story of resilience, humor, and community to remind others that even in the hardest moments, there’s still light.

A Houston man known as The Roadside Tech is turning roadside emergencies into viral acts of kindness.