Priest removed as exorcist after remarks about UFOs and demons
A prominent Catholic priest was removed from his role as an exorcist in his archdiocese after comments he made linking UFOs to the presence of demon activity in a recent Facebook post.
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New study shows marks parents give for public schools versus private schools
A new study shows how Texans view education, and researchers said it could explain why so many parents applied for the new private school voucher program.
Home sellers are pulling homes off the market at a near record pace, data shows
Some frustrated home sellers are pulling their homes off the market during the all-important spring home buying and selling season, according to data from Redfin.
Hannah McNair champions girls flag football ahead of key UIL vote
Hannah McNair and the Houston Texans are pushing to make girls flag football a UIL-sanctioned sport as participation continues to grow across Texas.
14-year-old boy arrested for deadly parking garage shooting that killed 23-year-old man
Brett Scrogham died after he was shot in a parking garage near the Indiana Convention Center on May 28.
Some Texas school districts struggling with costs of complying with school bus seatbelt law
The state continues to enact laws and mandates to make schools safer, but school districts are finding it hard to fund the cost of compliance.
Karmelo Anthony Trial: Jurors watch stabbing videos following opening statements
Opening statements began Thursday morning in the murder trial of a Frisco ISD student accused of fatally stabbing another student at a track meet.
Ken Paxton to investigate Celsius Energy Drink Co. after alleged link to Texas cheerleader’s death
Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Celsius over claims it markets energy drinks to youths after a lawsuit alleging a drink caused a Texas teen's death.
Geomagnetic storm could allow for Northern Lights viewing in various parts of the nation
While there is no physical damage to the planet, scientists with NOAA say storms can occasionally interfere with some technologies, depending on their strength.
What hotter overnight lows could mean for our energy grid
As we kick off another summer here in southeast Texas, many of us are asking the same question we always ask this time of year: "Will our energy grid hold up with increased demand?"
Texas lawmaker vows to name highway after Trump as Cornyn retreats from his own effort
A Texas lawmaker has pledged to rename a highway in honor of President Donald Trump after U.S. Sen John Cornyn backed away from his own effort to do the same.
First FIFA World Cup store opens in Sugar Land as officials warn fans about counterfeit gear
Soccer fans packed Sugar Land’s first FIFA World Cup store as law enforcement is urging shoppers to avoid counterfeit merchandise ahead of the 2026 tournament.
Teen arrested and charged after killing his friend in The Woodlands, MCSO says
Easton Spoklie, 17, was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide in connection with the shooting.
Who could win the World Cup? Wall Street firm analyzed 20,000 matches to predict the winner
Goldman Sachs set its predictions ahead of the tournament start after analyzing thousands of matches dating back to 1978.
Alvin, Brazoria County leaders propose resolutions to oppose data centers
Growing opposition over data centers continues across Southeast Texas including in the city of Alvin.
We're dodging downpours through the weekend in Houston
Tropical air brings more downpours to Southeast Texas with the pattern not letting up until after the weekend. Those heavy rains could lead to pockets of street flooding.
Concerned about Ebola? Here's how you can track it in Houston
With the World Cup coming to Houston, the city and Harris County teamed up to create a dashboard for people to track Ebola.
Kennedy Center moves to erase Trump references after judge said they were illegally added
The institution's lawyers said email signatures, letterheads and other documents must reflect the performing arts center's original name by June 12.
New state law aims to create safety guidelines for autonomous vehicles in Texas
You may be seeing more autonomous vehicles on the roads here in Houston, and they're making more headlines too.
The Woodlands teen killed in apparent accidental shooting, 17-year-old charged
A 16-year-old boy was killed at a home in The Woodlands in what appears to be an accidental shooting, authorities say.
'Camp Rock 3' unveils new clip alongside CMA Fest activation experience in Nashville
Watch the new "Camp Rock 3" clip and see how fans are stepping into the movie with a special CMA Fest activation.
Investigators tie 2022 Houston killing to Austin murder through ballistic evidence
Police say one gun links a 2022 Houston murder and an Austin killing. New video shows two persons of interest as investigators seek public help.
'Mad Max' pilot caused scary close call with JetBlue passenger jet: 'That guy's insane'
The FAA is investigating after a close encounter between a small plane and a passenger jet alarmed pilots and air traffic control.
DPS: Bicyclist found dead in ditch in suspected hit-and-run in New Caney
Texas DPS investigators are asking for the public’s help after a bicyclist was found dead in a ditch along Loop 494 in New Caney.
‘It’s just sad’ | Last bell rings for 12 Houston ISD campuses as students, parents say goodbye
The HISD Board of Managers voted earlier this year to shutter the 12 schools, citing declining enrollment, aging infrastructure and staffing issues.
Commissioner Ritch Wheeler Announces Major Traffic Signal Modernization Project for Precinct 3
Montgomery County Precinct 3 is launching a significant upgrade to its traffic signal infrastructure with the installation of Miovision’s advanced traffic management technology, providing smarter, safer and more efficient intersection operations to motorists and pedestrians...
Gotti's grandson arrested for alleged domestic assault weeks before starting COVID fraud sentence
The arrest comes weeks before he was to surrender to go to federal prison after being convicted of COVID-related fraud.
DPS investigating fatal hit-and-run crash that killed cyclist in New Caney
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers are investigating a fatal hit-and-run crash in New Caney after an adult male cyclist was found dead in a ditch along Loop 494 on Thursday morning. Investigators believe the victim was struck from behind by a vehicle that fled the scene...
Laughs on the Lake: Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe | Houston’s Headliner Comedy Series Returns June 13
Back by popular demand, the Headliner Comedy Series at Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe | Houston is returning for another unforgettable night of laughs. Whether you’re planning a date night, a night out with friends, or simply looking for a reason to laugh, this is the...
Freeport PD officers hurt while responding to fire call, police said
A call for a fire ended with four officers injured when a man began fighting them, the Freeport Police Department said.
Here’s what officials are doing to stop the spread of New World screwworm in Texas
Officials are increasing trapping efforts, establishing quarantine zones and releasing millions of sterile flies after New World screwworm was confirmed in South Texas.
What doctors want you to know about health information on social media
A pediatric expert says false health information online is making his job harder and putting young people at real risk.
Amazon sued over Ring facial recognition technology
A Virginia man filed a lawsuit against Amazon over Ring’s facial recognition software. The complaint alleges that the doorbell camera’s feature gathers and stores data of people without their consent.
Here's what officials are doing to stop the spread of New World screwworm in Texas
Officials are increasing trapping efforts, establishing quarantine zones and releasing millions of sterile flies after New World screwworm was confirmed in South Texas.
Karen Read sues police after acquittal in boyfriend's murder
Karen Read, the woman acquitted of killing her police officer boyfriend, is suing police and officials, alleging an "embedded culture of bigotry, misogyny, systemic failures, and institutional rot."
$5K reward offered for information on deadly 2020 Houston shooting
In Dec. 2020, someone fired shots into Joshua Robles' vehicle while he was driving near the East Loop.
40,000 baby bottles sold at Walmart recalled over choking hazard
Boon NURSH baby bottles are under recall after reports of peeling plastic that could pose a choking risk to young children.
Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (June 4, 2026)
For our busy Houston commuters, we have – The Commuter Cut – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home.
Grimes County leaders approve tax break for planned SpaceX chip facility despite resident pushback
As part of the agreement, SpaceX will invest a minimum of $5 billion and create at least 1,800 jobs in the county northwest of Houston.
Heat map: Here's who's least likely to have air conditioning
As summer temperatures climb, new Census Bureau data reveals that access to air conditioning isn't equal across all counties.
17-year-old charged in accidental shooting that left 16-year-old dead in The Woodlands, MCSO says
A 17-year-old boy is charged with criminally negligent homicide in an accidental shooting that left a 16-year-old boy dead on Thursday, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.