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As Juneteenth approaches, several Houston-area organizations are hosting celebrations to commemorate the holiday.
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Two firefighters were injured and two pets died in a house fire that caused major damage to a Missouri City home on Saturday evening.
A 90-year-old man was fatally stabbed with a screwdriver nearly a year ago in southeast Houston. This week, court records indicate capital murder charges were finally presented.
According to the HCSO, a two-year-old child died, and a mother and an 8-month-old were taken to the hospital after a crash in northwest Harris County.
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Crews put out a blaze at a multi-story apartment building in west Houston, and a firefighter was taken to the hospital after injuring his shoulder, according to HFD.
As Juneteenth approaches, several Houston-area organizations are hosting celebrations to commemorate the holiday.
Officials say FM 1127 could remain closed through the weekend. Displaced residents can be reimbursed.
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Officials say the mother drove into a ditch while trying to avoid a U-Haul truck that was veering towards her vehicle.
Others are being asked to avoid the area in the meantime.
Other festivalgoers waited in line until more space was available.
President Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the Kennedy Center, a top official for the art venue confirmed, but onlookers who wanted to see the change were having a hard time doing so.
Little information about the fine print of the pact is available as of Saturday afternoon, but many of the potential details are known, including some that surround the top two issues.
Practice at Southern Methodist University may have been closed Saturday, but that didn't stop fans of Japan's national team, the Samurai Blue, from showing up.
According to authorities, the crash on the South Loop involved four vehicles, including a traffic control vehicle, which prompted the initial road closure.
A task force reportedly tried to arrest a man and woman Saturday on West Road.
Houston city leaders announced that the popular hike and bike trail bridge in the Heights has reopened this week after over a year of closure and repairs.
The county's office of emergency management said the leak happened on Friday, and FM 1127 had to be closed near Highway 59.
Court records confirm Harden was arrested in Harris County on an “Unlawful Carrying Weapons" charge.
Former Uvalde school police chief Pete Arredondo is scheduled to stand trial in February on charges that he failed to quickly respond to the Robb Elementary School shooting.
The state of Texas has released an online course designed to train more animal health, livestock and agriculture professionals in identifying infestations of the New World screwworm.
Derrick Anthony Mitchell, an emergency medicine physician, had his license temporarily suspended after he was detained or arrested multiple times due to intoxication and violent behavior, the Texas Medical Board said.
Officials reported Saturday morning that two eastbound lanes remained closed on I-10 near the Houston Ave bridge.
We're watching some tropical moisture in the Gulf that could increase storm chances this weekend and for potential development.
A judge had given the Trump administration until noon Saturday to remove the name.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico was “going to Hell” for his views on the Bible while speaking at the Texas GOP Convention Friday.
Barriers for pedestrians exist in almost every neighborhood in Houston, and residents are calling for the city to keep up with maintenance.
Houston ISD is projected to lose 4,000 students next year, which the superintendent expects will result in a $50 million funding cut.
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