The Houston Humane Society is seeking public assistance in finding homes for 24 dogs rescued from a hoarding situation in Rosenberg.

Three Houston-area educators were recognized at the 2025 H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards for their significant contributions to education.

A strong cold front is approaching Houston, expected to bring scattered light showers in the afternoon and potentially severe storms during the evening commute.

At the hearing, the state provided evidence that Carlos Portillo-Molina, 45, began sexually abusing two children starting when they were between 7 and 8 years old.

Jacqueline Laforcade kept getting denied when she applied for credit. She learned it was because she was listed as deceased on her credit report.

A house on Rocky Knoll in Rosenberg, the site of a recent murder, was destroyed in a fire determined to be arson.

When All Elite Wrestling storms into the Fort Bend Epicenter this weekend, Thunder Rosa will face off against Penelope Ford for an epic match of AEW Collision. AEW Star Thunder Rosa stopped by Studio B to catch Derrick and Tessa up on her journey to wrestling stardom, her Mexican roots, and what keeps her going.

State data shows just two of Texas’ most populous counties have surpassed their voter turnout rate in 2020.

Hurricane Beryl is causing severe conditions in Rosenberg, prompting the police department to deploy high water vehicles for rescues on Avenue N.

The Rosenberg Police Department said on Friday, June 28, officers responded to a reported robbery at the Motel 6 located at 27927 Southwest Freeway.

Various fire departments were called to assist and send water tenders to shuttle the water.

The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a body was found in a ditch by construction workers Tuesday afternoon.

A joint operation led to the arrest of a 30-year-old man who broke into a vehicle and stole a bank bag.

Expect a big closure off of US-90 on the west side this weekend

More than three years after an attempted robbery left one man dead, authorities say an additional arrest has been made.

A hard freeze is coming to the Houston area next week and those who may not have shelter or a place to stay could be impacted.

A gas line has reportedly ruptured in the Rosenberg area of Fort Bend County.

An endangered missing alert was issued on Saturday for a 15-year-old with intellectual disabilities out of Rosenberg, Texas.

Powerball perfection is what many were seeking at Rudy’s in Rosenberg on Christmas Day.

Rosenberg Police say the northbound lanes of I-69/US 59 are closed at Highway 36 due to a crash involving a dump truck and heavy machinery.

For the first time ever "Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live! Glow Party" is coming to Houston bringing fans’ favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks to life.

A 49-year-old Rosenberg man will spend the next 35 years behind bars for the sexual abuse of a young girl.

Voters in Montgomery County will vote on several bonds and propositions in the Nov. 7, 2023 ballot.

Fort Bend County voters will vote on several bonds and propositions in the Nov. 7, 2023 ballot.

The 2023 Fort Bend County Fair is happening this weekend in Rosenberg!

The driver who allegedly drove his SUV into a Denny’s in Rosenberg earlier this week has been cited, according to a police report.

The two men, who are both in their 20s, were on bond for an aggravated robbery and capital murder charge.

A driver who slammed into a busy Denny's restaurant in a suburb of Houston and injured twenty-three people is not facing any charges.

A driver slammed into a a busy Denny's restaurant in a suburb of Houston, injuring twenty-three people.

23 people were injured after an SUV crashed into a Denny’s in Rosenberg on Monday, the Rosenberg Police Department said.

It's a Texas rock band formed by two sisters, creating powerful songs and exciting live shows that speak to young audiences with authenticity and grit.

A new entertainment venue will soon open in Fort Bend County.

A plane has reportedly crashed through a fence in the Rosenberg area.

Someone woke up $2 million richer Tuesday morning after purchasing a winning Powerball ticket in Spring.

The Southwest Trailriders Association is headed to Memorial Park Friday morning as rodeo festivities begin in Houston.

A man accused of causing a deadly crash that killed four people in a golf cart in Galveston has been arrested in Rosenberg on Friday night, authorities said.

Whether you’re thinking of surprising your kids with a pet this holiday or you’re using the break to adjust to life with a new cat or dog -- adoption is a great way to find your next pet.

A suspect accused of abducting his 1-year-old daughter reportedly stabbed the child and himself to death, officers with the Sugar Land Police Department said.

A sampling of seasonal celebrations throughout the Houston area, including holiday markets, yuletide train rides, light shows, plays, concerts, and events.

Authorities said three people have been arrested after they allegedly used someone else’s identity to buy a vehicle.

A heavy truck crash on I-69 at FM 529 has all mainlanes in both directions blocked Tuesday, TxDOT said.

Residents of a recently constructed subdivision south of Rosenberg expressed concern Friday following multiple cases of a man caught on surveillance cameras peeking into homes, climbing into yards, and leaving many neighbors worried for their safety.

The Texas Department of Transportation plans to build an overpass over the railroad separating Rosenberg and Richmond, and the project started back in 2017.

Residents in the Rosenberg community came together on Saturday to support the Bentancur family in the midst of their tragedy.

We are getting new details about the deadly golf cart accident in Galveston over the weekend that killed two adults and two children from Rosenberg.

From his Houston-area roots to his success in Netflix’s sitcom ‘The Upshaws,’ we’re catching up with 17-year-old local actor Diamond Lyons.

Rosenberg detectives are seeking assistance from the public in an effort to identify an alleged aggravated assault suspect who was driving a white passenger car seen in surveillance video.

A 63-year-old man has been arrested and charged after police said he stole multiple bronze vases from a cemetery located in the Rosenberg area.

A Fort Bend County jury sentenced a 46-year old Rosenberg woman to 65 years in prison after finding her guilty of theft and misapplication of fiduciary property on May 19, according to the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office.

The City of Rosenberg said its water system will temporarily convert the disinfectant used in the water distribution system from chloramine to free chlorine. The conversion will begin on June 6, and continue through June 26.

The mother of a teenager who died in a crash last year said her daughter will be recognized at an upcoming graduation ceremony.

Rosenberg police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two theft suspects whose images were captured on surveillance footage.

Taking TikTok by storm is a dog named Ava and an emu named Blue. The two live on a farm in Rosenberg. Their unlikely friendship will make you smile.

Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels said the catalytic converter from one of its vehicles was stolen twice this month.

As you may remember, John Holiday finished top 5 on season 19 of The Voice and was on John Legend's team. Holiday also performed with Legend on a recent tour and is back in the studio releasing new music.

Fort Bend County Animal Services has so many dogs, some are in crates in hallways.

Larry Callies, owner of the Black Cowboy Museum in Rosenberg hopes to break ground for the Kendleton facility by the end of March.

Police are investigating a shooting at a Rosenberg motel they said left two people injured Monday night.

A different kind of last-minute holiday shopping happened on Christmas Eve at Rudy’s in Rosenberg.

A Fort Bend County man is now facing 10 years in prison after he stole $4,000 from a bank and threatened bank employees that he had a bomb, authorities said Thursday.

Buc-ee's has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Sugar Land business owner Saarim Damani, claiming his “Buky’s” is nothing more than a knockoff.

ROSENBERG—When Fulshear's first-year head coach Nick Codutti watched film from last year of his new team during the spring, he saw a team that would often wilt under pressure or adversity. He saw a team that lacked fight.

A man was arrested on Sunday for allegedly killing his mother in Rosenberg, authorities confirmed.

After it was canceled due to COVID-19 last year, the 85th annual Fort Bend County Fair kicked off on Friday.

ROSENBERG—Fulshear's football team delivered a wake-up call of sorts last week with its impressive 38-17 win over then-No. 3 state-ranked El Campo. On Saturday afternoon, the Chargers were on the receiving end of a reality check.

ROSENBERG — The sophomore backup quarterback who had dealt with back strains all week and barely practiced watched the starter go down and confidently, persistently, assured his coach he was ready. The junior receiver, who had noticed the defense's odd inattentiveness towards him, told the coach to call his number with the game on the line.

A man convicted of sexually assaulting a child has been sentenced to over 50 years in prison, according to the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office.

A young Rosenberg actor is proof that you can make it as an actor in Hollywood without having to stop calling Texas home.

The Richmond/Rosenberg area has a small-town feel, but big-time ideas.

Two people have been arrested and accused of kidnapping a 21-year-old man from Honduras, according to the Rosenberg Police Department.

The Rosenberg Railroad Museum is nestled next to four active railway tracks located in Historic Downtown Rosenberg.

A murder suspect out on bond is tied to a recent purse snatching in Fort Bend County on Wednesday, according to Rosenberg Police Department.

Customers complain Rosenberg-based trash and disposal company’s service has been consistently inconsistent.

Rosenberg police said there was a deadly officer-involved shooting Friday evening.

DAMON, Texas – At least 10 people ran from the scene Wednesday where a stolen truck got stuck in the mud during a chase in Brazoria County. The chase ended in a field near a river off County Road 4 and County Road 522. According to Rosenberg police, the vehicle was reported stolen from Beeville. The vehicle traveled into Brazoria County before crashing through a fence and get stuck in the mud. According to police, 10 to 15 people jumped from the truck and ran into the brush.

The flag of the state of Texas flaps in the wind in Rosenberg, Texas, in this undated file image. HOUSTON – A recent survey ranks Texas as one of the worst states for women in terms of economy and well-being. The report from WalletHub, surveyed 50 states, including D.C., across 25 key metrics, including median earnings by state, education and homicide rates. Texas was ranked lowest in women who voted in the 2016 Presidential Election, preventative health care such as contraception and have the most uninsured women in the country. Minnesota, Maine and Vermont rounded up the top 3 best states for women, while Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi finished at the bottom of the list.

RICHMOND, Texas – Thousands showed up to community food and water giveaways in Rosenberg, Richmond and Missouri City Wednesday. Some waited for hours to make sure they would get some food and water. The need for food and water still so great for many Houston area families. They depend on these food giveaways and say this is saving lives. Boys and Girls Club will also host several more giveaways this week.

HOUSTON – A University of Houston freshman football player is accused of choking his girlfriend during an argument, court records show. Chidozie Nwankwo (Harris County Sheriff's Office)Records indicate that Nwankwo’s girlfriend of three years said she was choked during a heated argument on Jan. 28 at Nwankwo’s apartment where she’d been staying. The argument, she claims in court documents, started when she asked him for help with her hair. According to the University of Houston, Nwankwo is defensive lineman. The University of Houston issued this statement Monday:“We are aware of the serious allegations regarding Chidozie Nwankwo.

A motorcyclist who fled police during a traffic stop was caught, police said, when he stopped for gas in Sugar Land, police said Friday. According to Rosenberg Police, Fernando Verdin ignored an officer’s attempt to pull him over and sped away; however, was caught by Sugar Land Police Department officers when he stopped to get gas. Verdin was arrested and taken to county jail. The 24-year-old now faces a state jail felony of evading arrest or detention in a motor vehicle.

ROSENBERG, Texas – When you step inside the Black Cowboy Museum in Rosenberg, it’s like a walk back in time. “It’s important to know your past to know where everything came from, what everything is,” said owner and founder of the Black Cowboy Museum, Larry Callies. The word ‘boy’ meant a servant and back in the 1800s, the Black cowboy was the only cowboy. Where he can continue to teach the world about the first cowboy ... the Black cowboy. For more on how you can help the Black Cowboy Museum, click www.blackcowboymuseum.com.

Here are things to know for Monday, Feb. 1:1. Officials said the body of Benito Gutierrez was found in the Brazos River a short time after beginning their search. “The program overestimated the amount of vaccine needed, so doses are being given back to the states.”Read more. Watson removes Houston Texans mentions from social mediaWatson is in a heated battle with Texans management after demanding a trade request. Toys R Us closes last 2 US stores, including location at Galleria mallThe only two Toys R Us stores that opened in November 2019 as part of a small U.S. comeback attempt by the iconic toy chain have now closed.

ROSENBERG, Texas – Texas EquuSearch ended the search Saturday morning for a 75-year-old man who was last seen in Rosenberg. Officials said the body of Benito Gutierrez was found in the Brazos River a short time after beginning their search. Volunteers with Texas Equusearch conducted a search near the Brazos River and U.S. Highway 59. Gutierrez was last seen alive Thursday. After the discovery of his body, Texas Equusearch posted an update saying “we ask that everyone please keep Benito Gutierrez’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this tragic times in their lives.”

“We all have mortgages and car payments, kids and it’s just a really scary situation,” Bryden said. Bryden said this is the third time her bar was ordered to shut down and this time her family’s savings are dwindling. Over in Sugar Land, Linda Flowers the owner of Gridiron Bar and Grill is also feeling the pain. “You know the bartenders this is their livelihood, the cooks this is their livelihood as well as the owners,” said Flowers. Her restaurant has to reduce capacity to 50%, which means less revenue for her and potentially fewer hours for her staff.

Kyon Mitchell is seen in this mug shot released by the Richmond Police Department on Jan. 6, 2021. RICHMOND, Texas – A Rosenberg man is in custody after authorities said he ran a woman off the road before running her over. The incident happened Tuesday around 11 p.m. on Preston Street in the Richmond area, authorities said. Mitchell left that scene in a truck and Pollard left in her own car, authorities said. While Pollard was driving on Preston Street, police said Mitchell ran her off the road.

A Rosenberg mother is asking for justice after her son was robbed and stabbed 20 timesLeslie Garcia says her son Christian, 20, is in the hospital recovering but has had to undergo multiple surgeries. When you’re in a situation like that it just feels like it’s a bad dream,” said Garcia. Garcia tells KPRC Christian was friends with one of his attackers and was asked to pick him up. “He went to pick them up and the two other people got in the backseat and he started driving,” said Garcia. Christian is expected to survive but has had 5 surgeries while in the hospital and does not have insurance.

Pancho Claus riding in a car to deliver presents to kids in east Houston. ROSENBERG, Texas – Houston’s beloved Latino Santa is coming to Fort Bend County this year with a toy drive for less-fortunate children. The League of United Latin American Citizens (Lulac) Chapter 2911 Fort Bend, whose mission is to unite Hispanics and empower residents in the community, will be hosting the toy drive on Saturday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Rosenberg. The organization said in a release that Fort Bend County “sees a despair need” of toy donations, hoping the community can rise up to help children who may be without a Christmas toy this season. Saturday’s toy drive will run from noon to 3 p.m., with Pancho Claus making an appearance from 1 p.m. -2:30 p.m.Last month, Pancho Claus, whose real name is Richard Reyes, created a GoFundMe page to collect donations to purchase toys for children.

HOUSTON – Heartbreak in Houston, as two local finalists on The Voice, Desz and John Holiday, finished fourth and fifth respectively in Tuesday night’s finale. Fans in Houston watched the finale on KPRC 2. That included loved ones for Rosenberg’s John Holiday, who came in fifth place. Houston’s Desz came in fourth. See what family and friends had to say at the watch parties.

ROSENBERG, Texas – A family in Fort Bend County wants answers after they said their loved one was beaten by Rosenberg Police. Diamond Hosey, 24, appears to have a swollen eye and injuries to her face in a booking photo on the Fort Bend County Jail’s website. Gritman said her daughter suffered the injuries as she was arrested by officers in Rosenberg over the weekend. The Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office weighed in as well. When asked whether Hosey did anything to prompt a physical response from the officer, Gritman said Hosey didn’t mention anything about that.

Police need help identifying this man, who they say broke into a junior high school and stole over $10,000 worth of tools. ROSENBERG, Texas – Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a man who they say broke into a junior high school in the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District and stole thousands of dollars worth of tools. The incident happened Nov. 1 at the Harry Wright Junior High School, according to the Rosenberg Police Department. Police said he also cut open locks to storage boxes outside the school and stole tools from there. The man caused more than $1,300 in damages to the school and made off with over $10,000 worth of tools, police said.

ROSENBERG, Texas – A man was hit and killed Wednesday after stopping his car on a freeway when he hit an animal near Rosenberg, police said. The crash was reported about 8 a.m. on the northbound side of U.S. Highway 59 near Reading Road. According to Rosenberg police, the man was headed northbound on the freeway when his car hit an animal. Police said the man stopped his vehicle on the freeway and an 18-wheeler then slammed into the back of his car, killing the man. The driver of the tractor-trailer stayed at the scene, and police said they do not believe charges will be filed.

ROSENBERG, Texas – Of the important decisions voters from Lamar Consolidated ISD had to ponder Tuesday, perhaps the biggest came down to the bottom line. On the ballot were four propositions -- two related to education, infrastructure, and technology for district students -- two others related to athletics. But Props B & C -- asking for more than $125 million for a second stadium and two new practice swimming pools -- a fail. More than 50% of voters like Scott Hartzell voted no. I’m a former athlete myself in high school and college so I support atheltics,” Hartzell said.

HOUSTON – NBC’s “The Voice” returned this week for more rounds of blind auditions, and Rosenberg, Texas native John Holiday surprised audiences with his powerful rendition of “Misty” by Ella Fitzgerald. During his performance, three of the coaches spun around their chairs and seemed surprised to see John standing before them. This guy is singing in a soprano range,” said Holiday. This ability to hit such high notes is something John has been working on from a very young age. Later, after joining the Fort Bend Boys Choir of Texas, John was giving the opportunity to perform with the Houston Symphony.

HOUSTON – The city of Lake Jackson is moving to enforce a ‘Boil water’ notice, according to a press release from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The boil notice lifts the ‘Do not use’ water advisory, which was in response to an ongoing water issue after a brain eating amoeba was found in the city’s water system. State and local officials said they are working on a plan to flush and disinfect the water system. Do not jump into or put your head under bathing water. The advisory was lifted for all areas excluding Lake Jackson on Saturday morning.

ROSENBERG – A few days before students head back to class, Lamar Consolidated Independent School District announced Thursday night several new coronavirus cases within the district during a school board meeting. Two George Ranch High school students have tested positive this week for COVID-19, while five employees also tested positive since returning to campus on August 10. The district also said 65 employees have reported positive results as of Wednesday. Of those employees, 11 of them are quarantined at home, and nine of those people are working remotely. According to the district, 55% of students opted for virtual learning while 45% of students selected for in-person.

HOUSTON – A man stabbed a homeowner’s dog during an attempted burglary in Fort Bend County, authorities say. The incident happened on June 23 at 9:43 a.m. in the 500 block of San Carlos in the Rosenberg area. Fort Bend County Sheriff’s deputies say when they arrived at the scene, they’d found that Julian Olvera, 21, had stabbed the dog. Olvera, of Rosenberg, was booked into the Fort Bend County Jail. He is charged with burglary of habitation, a first-degree felony with a $20,000 bond.

HOUSTON – Houston and surrounding counties are moving to increase testing capacity as the COVID-19 infection rate continues to climb. On Monday, Fort Bend County opened its fifth COVID-19 testing site at 9 a.m. at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Rosenberg. Within an hour, the free testing site had reached its 100 clients daily capacity. The city of Houston’s two, free, drive-through test sites at Butler and Delmar stadiums can perform a combined 1,000 tests daily. “Starting tomorrow, we will be increasing the testing capability capacity at both sites, Delmar and Butler, to 650 per site,” Turner said.

ROSENBERG, Texas – A Houston police officer who was driving the wrong way on the highway when she slammed into a big rig and died in Sealy was driving while drunk, investigators said. Based on toxicology reports, DPS troopers concluded that Gizelle Solorio, 32, was intoxicated at the time of the collision. Investigators determined this was also a contributing factor in the December 2019 crash. Investigators said Solorio was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes of I-10 when she was in a head-on collision with the 18-wheeler in the crash. Solorio worked with the Houston Police Department for about 2.5 years and graduated from the cadet class 230 as the class president, according to HPD Commander Chandra Hatcher.

ROSENBERG, Texas – Police are searching for a man believed to be connected to the slaying of his estranged wife in Rosenberg on Wednesday. According to Rosenberg police, officers received a call about 10 p.m. regarding a domestic disturbance at a home in the 800 block of San Jacinto Street. Police said Tomas Maldonado, 50, is believed to have made threats against the woman in the days leading up to her death. Tomas Maldonado is seen in this undated mug shot provided by the Rosenberg Police Department on April 16, 2020. Police said Maldonado should be considered “extremely dangerous.”Anyone with information on Maldonado’s whereabouts is asked to call Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at 281-342-8477.

ROSENBERG, Texas – With thousands out of work in the Houston-area, various charities and businesses are teaming up to help those in need. Friday’s helpers were a combination of a Houston-area non-profit and restaurant chain Texas Roadhouse. Non-profit Attack Poverty has partnered with 30 organizations to help with the COVID-19 crisis, according to CEO Brandon Baca. The Rosenberg Texas Roadhouse stepped in and offered 2,000 meals worth of pork barbecue, bread rolls, chips plus fruit from Brothers Produce. “It’s really important for us at a time like this when times are uncertain,” said Katie Frazier from Texas Roadhouse.