Of all the things to see on the highway, the Sugar Land Police Department shared this photo of an 8-foot gator seen on Highway 6, who they said clearly "didn't get the memo about Labor Day."

Our Chief Meteorologist received this letter in my inbox with this attached photo about some unusual cloud formation while they were on a cruise in Galveston. Here's what he discovered.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers stopped a shipment of what was labeled as fresh bell peppers and cucumbers, but something entirely different was concealed inside the produce.

An Enron spokesperson confirmed CEO Connor Gaydos’ affiliation with "Birds Aren’t Real," and that the website is a parody, but stressed the company is not a “joke” and is serious about working to help solve the global energy crisis.

There's a lot of chatter about Enron, the once-failed and Houston-based commodity company, and its apparent re-launch. How accurate is it exactly?

The study claims the odds of seeing a ghost in Texas

Who throws a milkshake, honestly? Well, apparently a man authorities arrested in Humble during an argument.

Apparently, the bear downed cans of mango and strawberry White Claw.

Did you forget something at an Uber recently? If so, you’re not the only one that did.

America’s popular cookie is bringing people together, and hopes to do the same beyond planet Earth.

Monolith in the Houston Heights area on the corner of 11th and Beverly. HOUSTON – Houstonians in one neighborhood are baffled by the appearance of a silver monolith, similar to those discovered around the world. Residents told KPRC 2 that it showed up in the area about a week ago. “I was surprised,” one resident told KPRC. The first monolith was discovered in San Juan County, Utah on Nov. 18, with several European countries and Africa having reported several similar monoliths.

GUILFORD, Conn. Firefighters in Connecticut rescued a man who fell in a cistern-type well that was discovered underneath the home he was renovating, CNN reported. The man, who was renovating the home at the time stepped on loose wood and fell 30 feet down the well that was five feet wide. The home was built in the 1800s and the well was located outside the home before it was built. It is important to note that some of these older, historical homes may have hazards that were not upgraded by current code, Guilford PD said on Facebook. This situation could have ended with a fatality but due to the extreme professionalism and capabilities of Guilford Fire Department, everyone went home safely tonight.