Youth baseball umpire in possession of crystal meth arrested at Conroe sports complex, police say
Youth baseball umpire was arrested Sunday after being tackled by a parent at a sports complex in Conroe, officials said.
2nd body recovered on Lake Conroe after days-long search for missing boaters
Officials said the second body has now been recovered after a days-long search for the boaters who went missing on Lake Conroe last Friday evening.
Family-owned butcher shop opening in Cypress
A family-owned butcher shop opened its second location in Cypress.
Harris County woman involved in 80-mile police chase broadcasts crime spree on Twitter
A Harris County woman is in jail after she documented a crime spree on Twitter.
Hundreds pack the Strand in Galveston for unveiling of “Absolute Equality” mural on Juneteenth
It was a joyful celebration in Galveston on Saturday.
27-year-old charged with murder after early-morning shooting at Galveston County cabaret
A 35-year-old man is dead and another man is charged with murder after a shooting at a Galveston County cabaret early Thursday.
2 people arrested in connection to child sex abuse investigation, police say
Galveston police said two people have been arrested in connection with a child sex abuse investigation, including a Galveston Independent School District police officer.
4 men arrested after police find vehicle filled with stolen catalytic converters during traffic stop in Galveston
Four men are now charged with theft after police say they found a vehicle full of catalytic converters during a traffic stop in Galveston.
Man drowns at Sunny Beach in Galveston
A 41-year-old man drowned Sunday at Sunny Beach, an 8-mile beach in Galveston.
2 cruise ship passengers test positive for COVID-19 as crews prepare to set sail from Galveston
Two passengers aboard the first cruise ship to set sail from North America since the start of the pandemic tested positive for COVID-19, officials confirmed.
1 dead, 2 injured in shooting in downtown Houston, police say
Police are responding Saturday afternoon to a deadly shooting in downtown Houston, officials said.
WWII bomber pilot experiences B-17 flight for the first time since 1945
The Lone Star Flight Museum and the Commemorative Air Force collaborated to put on a special experience for a WWII veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
Celebrating Flag Day with local spots that will have you seeing stars and stripes
Flag Day is a celebration of the American flag that occurs every year on June 14, in remembrance of when our country’s first American flag was introduced by the Continental Congress as the official American flag on June 14, 1777.
Meet the Kingwood teen who’s in the Inaugural Class of Female Eagle Scouts
Isha Pokerna is a busy senior at Kingwood High School. She balances schoolwork, orchestra and golf, and also just so happens to be in the Inaugural Class of Female Eagle Scouts.
Kingwood-based crawfish and seafood business opens second location in Spring
Swamp Donkeys Crawfish and Seafood is opening a second location in Spring.
Meet the Kingwood couple who were inspired to help in Imelda’s aftermath
In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Imelda, a Kingwood couple were inspired to help their community.
Teen accused of multiple home burglaries released on bond, police say
Pasadena police said a man they had arrested and accused of multiple burglaries is now out of jail.
Man arrested in connection with violent home invasion in Pasadena
An arrest has been made after two home invasions leave a 70-year-old woman dead and two others injured, according to the Pasadena Police Department.
Good news! Hooters’ restaurant plans to fix A/C issue, employees return to work
The dining room of a Hooters restaurant has felt more like a heater, prompting employees to walk out.
Husband killed, wife injured after plane crash at Pearland Regional Airport, DPS confirms
At least one person is dead Saturday following a plane crash at the Pearland Regional Airport, according to a Department of Public Safety officer.
Candlelight prayer vigil held for Erica Hernandez
On Sunday, friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil to remember Erica Hernandez.
Efforts underway to preserve historical cemetery in Sugar Land
A push to preserve a burial site on land purchased by a freed Black man after the Civil War has garnered the attention of Fort Bend County officials.
Man stabs cousin during Sugar Land graduation party, officials say
A man accused of stabbing his teenaged cousin during a Sugar Land graduation party on Sunday is now charged in the case.
Trying to qualify for Tokyo: The Woodlands’ Kassidy Cook set for Olympic trials
Even with a shoulder injury, Kassidy Cook from The Woodlands is ready to shine at the Olympic Trials this coming weekend.
State Fare Kitchen & Bar to open third location in The Woodlands
Residents of The Woodlands no longer need to drive so far to enjoy the goodness of State Fare Kitchen & Bar.
Galveston’s new flag: See the 3 finalist designs
Galveston City Council and the Galveston Cultural Arts Commission voted to send three potential flag designs for a final vote to occur later this month.
The last Sears in the Houston area is closing permanently
Houston-area will no longer have a Sears location after this weekend.
Holocaust Museum Houston to honor Holocaust Remembrance Day with free admission, virtual program
In honor of the upcoming Holocaust Remembrance Day, Holocaust Museum Houston will offer free admission to visitors on Jan. 27.
Have you seen them? League City police need help finding two women who officers say stole $800 in fragrances
League City Police Department needs your help finding two women who swiped 13 fragrances valued over $800 at a beauty store.
Have you seen the new mini murals in Houston? They have an important phone number on them
Four new “mini murals” have installed around Houston’s Northside area as part of a project to bring attention to human trafficking.
Emirates to increase flights to and from Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport next month
Houston, are you ready to travel again?