Jeovany Luna

After five years of self-funded work, Stephan Hester has transformed two abandoned homes into a community hub featuring a bookstore, bakery and art gallery. Now, he’s opening the doors for free events designed to connect neighbors, expand access to knowledge and celebrate creativity in Fifth Ward.

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.

The Harris County Sheriff’s Office is investigation a shooting Sunday night the Alief area. According to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the off-duty deputy a man on Rio Blanco which is near Bellaire and Winkelman Rd in Mission Bend.

A Houston teen is charged with capital murder following a deadly encounter involving an alleged robbery. Here's where Houston-area residents can find police-designated safe exchange zones for online transactions and tips to stay safe.

Houston’s clay soil can shrink during extended hot, dry weather, potentially contributing to foundation movement. A local foundation expert explains how a $33 soaker hose and consistent watering could help homeowners avoid repairs costing thousands.

With Election Day approaching, Harris County election officials are testing thousands of pieces of voting equipment as part of an effort to demonstrate how ballots are handled and build public trust in the process.

According to information provided by Kristyn Cathey, Alief Independent School District Chief of Communications, Alief Independent School District’s new Young Women’s Leadership School is giving middle school students a new place to learn, lead and grow together.

A 76-year-old West Harris County woman says she was left frustrated after a nearly $11,000 furniture purchase from La-Z-Boy did not fit in her living room the way she was told it would.

A property that neighbors say has been an ongoing eyesore is now the subject of enforcement action by the county.

A Houston-area woman says she paid $1,000 to have three antique chairs reupholstered, but nearly eight years later, she says she still does not have her furniture back.

After 42 years of questions, sleepless nights and relentless searching, Tim Miller finally had the chance to look the man convicted in his daughter’s death directly in the eye , and deliver a message.

Houston renters who lived in certain apartment communities between 2018 and 2025 may be eligible to submit a claim as part of a proposed nationwide settlement involving apartment owners and property managers accused of participating in a scheme that inflated rents.