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The Liberty County Sheriff's Office made a big drug bust earlier this week in Cleveland, officials said.
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Mexico took advantage of a defensive blunder by South Korea to win 1-0 and become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.
After a frustrating back-and-forth with authorities, a man whose car was stolen said deputies didn't inform him that his recovered vehicle had been sent to auction.
Texas Parks and Wildlife said the system that stores information about the sale of hunting and fishing licenses was affected by a cybersecurity incident, adding that a hacker may have obtained information such as driver's license and passport numbers.
A woman is dead, and a man was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries after a shooting in southwest Houston, according to HPD.
A 17-year-old is in police custody after a large fight in Times Square resulted in a slashing and shots fired on Thursday, according to police.
Emancipation Park, located in Houston's historic Third Ward, was bought and founded by former slaves.
Houston police are on the scene following a deadly shooting in southwest Houston on Thursday afternoon, officials said.
FIFA Fan Festival and Shell Energy Stadium in Houston are both now at capacity, officials said.
A pedicab, sometimes called a bicycle taxi, is a bicycle-powered vehicle that transports passengers and is commonly seen in downtown Houston during sporting events, concerts, festivals, and other large gatherings.
A Heat Advisory continues into Juneteenth, but there is a chance of cooling downpours in the late afternoon and evening.
The Liberty County Sheriff's Office made a big drug bust earlier this week in Cleveland, officials said.
The disabled veteran's caregiver is accused of using the family's credit card to make Uber Eats and gas station purchases, according to court documents. A warrant is out for her arrest.
Multiple units were in the Greater Inwood neighborhood Thursday morning.
To crack down on illegal fireworks, Rosenberg is giving residents a new tool that could fine their neighbors hundreds if they report them.
Two suspects sped away after an armed robbery in Pasadena, but afterward were involved in a chain reaction crash on the East Loop and failed to get away, authorities said.
The heat will be on across the Houston area for Friday and much of the weekend.
Texas must find a way to more than quadruple its energy production in the next six years or risk high energy prices and blackouts.
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Before she retired, former ABC13 anchor Melanie Lawson talked to some of the students who laid the groundwork for the community and academic programs we know today. For the first time as a group, they shared their experiences about making history as it happened.
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Houston police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly auto-pedestrian crash that occurred early Sunday morning, officials said.
The YMCA of Greater Houston has announced they are opening all facilities as cooling centers as the extreme heat blankets the Houston area.
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An investigation into the alleged sexual assault of a female inmate housed at the TDCJ Hospital Galveston Unit led to the arrest of two former correctional officers, TDCJ officials said.
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President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony Thursday to Major James Capers, Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (Retired), Colonel John W. Ripley, U.S. Marine Corps (Posthumous), and Major Nicholas Dockery, U.S. Army (Retired).
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Police say the suspects' vehicle was hit after the two robbed a pawn shop Thursday morning.
Two former correctional officers have been arrested following an investigation into their alleged sexual misconduct with two female inmates at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Hospital Galveston Unit, according to a release.
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City of Galveston officials said the outages happened after CenterPoint equipment was impacted by salt from Tropical Storm Arthur. Officials said crews might need to turn off power to upgrade or repair their equipment from the storm, but customers will be notified ahead of time.
Gulf Coast toads typically turn out in large numbers following heavy rain, like the region experienced earlier this week.
Lawmakers said they have already passed laws addressing all but one of the deficiencies the investigation found.
Authorities said 21-year-old Evan Joseph Moore has been a nanny in the area for several years and believe there could be more victims.
Fans from around the world are also making their presence felt around venues in Houston and Dallas.
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Prosecutors said the man left his home with the intention of carrying out an attack on Washington D.C., to overthrow the government.
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