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More than 10,000 baby-changing tables have been recalled over tipping risks that can cause serious injuries or death in children.
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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.
We're watching some tropical moisture in the Gulf that could increase storm chances this weekend and for potential development.
Thunderstorms will be isolated through Saturday, but a surge of tropical air arriving Sunday brings back chances for heavy downpours and flash flooding Monday and Tuesday.
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.
More than 10,000 baby-changing tables have been recalled over tipping risks that can cause serious injuries or death in children.
Authorities told ABC13 the woman fell off a third-story balcony at the complex on Woodland Park Drive, but they don't know if she was pushed or not.
Federal officials said 10 cases of New World screwworm have been detected in Texas as of Saturday as state officials add new quarantine zones.
It's not quite the Rodeo, but this kind of thing has turned into a Houston tradition. The bridge has been hit well over 70 times in the last year.
New UFO files have been released by the Trump administration that include several vivid descriptions of mysterious sightings in the sky.
Houston police are investigating after a woman was found dead outside an apartment complex in west Houston Friday night.
The United States and Iran appear close to a deal to end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Travel experts say Houstonians should plan ahead for crowds if traveling through the airports.
Episode: 1587 In which airplanes gradually learn to wage war. Today, we turn plowshares into swords.
A total of seven World Cup matches will be played in Houston, beginning with Sunday's game between Germany and Curaçao.
After 13 Investigates identified 10 cases involving fired HPD officer Ashley Gonzalez, the Harris County District Attorney's Office said it expects to issue notices to defendants.
Homeowners living near the Jackson Square apartment complex in southwest Houston say years of crime, squatters and near-nightly gunfire have made the area unsafe, with one resident recently finding a bullet hole in his bathroom.
An independent search is underway for Nancy Guthrie's remains near the border following an anonymous tip about the whereabouts of her body, though authorities say there is no evidence to verify the claim.
President Donald Trump said Friday that a "swift and lethal kinetic" U.S. strike has killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, whom he called "the infamous leader" of the Tren de Aragua gang.
A suspect was killed and another is on the run after a burglary attempt was thwarted by an altercation with an armed neighbor in the Alief area, according to HPD.
Judge Lina Hidalgo says Harris County is exploring giving workers a new type of paid time off for mental health, adding that employees need days to "clear their mind."
The summer heat in the Houston area will make things very warm for those attending FIFA Fan Fest on Saturday.
Texas Tech University Athletics' top leadership released an unprecedented 21-minute video defending quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s court-ordered return to the field, framing his permanent NCAA gambling ban as a matter of recovering from a medical addiction.
One man is facing charges after authorities said he stole brisket and ribs from a Houston business, authorities said.
We're learning new details following an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Thursday night in Houston.
Abbott pledged to spend at least $25 million to flip Harris County from blue to red. His legislative priorities include restricting further growth in property taxes, closing the state’s primary system, banning Islamic religious law across the state, and regulating AI data center...
Tyler Robinson's attorneys say prosecutors went on a "media tour" expressing Robinson's guilt, in violation of the judge's restrictions against speaking about the case outside court.
Police say locals confronted the burglars after they tried breaking into a home for the second time on Friday.
Harris County's top elected official also claimed she had been denied access to NRG Stadium until two days before the start of the World Cup. The county owns the stadium, which is under FIFA control during the soccer tournament.
The Texas Republican Party will have new leadership after delegates voted to replace current party chair Abraham George.
Sloosh Dive Sticks were removed from store shelves because they may pose an impalement hazard. The pool toys were sold at retailers like Amazon, Temu, Target, and Wayfair.
On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina is closing all of its company-owned restaurants by the end of the day on Friday, June 12, while keeping franchise-operated locations open as the company evaluates the future of the brand.
Eight cases have now been confirmed in Texas as officials expand surveillance efforts, release millions of sterile flies and mobilize resources to stop the flesh-eating parasite from spreading.
As the World Cup gets underway, two new mini-turf soccer pitches are now open to the community in Gulfton.
TORCH CIN, a physician-hospital organization representing 45 rural and community hospitals across Texas, announced Friday it will end its contracts with UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company over "unsustainable" reimbursement rates. The leader of TORCH CIN said the current rates...
A Midland city employee was identified Saturday as the person killed in a mass shooting that wounded 10 others before the gunman was later found dead, according to city officials.
The falsified results included illegal levels of ammonia, E. coli and phosphorus, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Texas EquuSearch founder Tim Miller tells FOX 26 that the latest arrestee in these cases claimed there was a body at the scene.
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